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Damien "Dermo" Rowland is a lifetime BMXer and as "hardcore BMX" as it gets. He is so passionate about BMX in all forms. Growing up in a poor household in a rough area, he found BMX and from his journey, it led Dermo to years as a sponsored BMX rider for brands like Etnies and Standard. Now at 41 is as hyped as ever to continue pushing BMX. Podcast sponsor - Sodii Hydration: A proper Australian owned electrolyte supplement for everyday use! Head to: https://sodii.com.au/tyson & use code BACKBONE at checkout for 15% off! We'd love to hear your thoughts on any of the topics on this episode. Hit us up with a comment below or on instagram: Back Bone BMX: https://www.instagram.com/backbonebmx Tyson: https://instagram.com/peni_chillin Dermo: https://www.instagram.com/dermo___/ If you like the podcast, please leave us a review or comment. Also remember to subscribe and share it with your friends! 

Welcome to the One CA Podcast. Today, Brian Hancock interviewed Ismael Lopez about OHDACA and Humanitarian Relief and his experiences as a Marine Civil Affairs Officer.  Brian's profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brian-j-hancock/ Ismael's profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ishrlopez/  Transcript available below. --- One CA is a product of the civil affairs association  and brings in people who are current or former military, diplomats, development officers, and field agents to discuss their experiences on the ground with a partner nation's people and leadership. We aim to inspire anyone interested in working in the "last three feet" of U.S. foreign relations.  To contact the show, email us at CApodcasting@gmail.com  or look us up on the Civil Affairs Association website at www civilaffairsassoc.org --- Great news! Feedspot, the podcast industry ranking system rated One CA Podcast as one of the top 10 shows on foreign policy. Check it out at: https://podcast.feedspot.com/foreign_policy_podcasts/ --- Special Thanks to the creators of Jazz & Bossa Cafe for the sample of Positive March Music. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHeCxa0rMQ4 --- Transcript: 00:00:05 BRIAN HANCOCK Welcome to One Civil Affairs Podcast. I'm Lieutenant Colonel Brian Hancock, and I will be your host for this session. Today we have with us Major Ismael Lopez to discuss civil affairs, special missions, and the ongoing relief effort in the Gaza Strip. Mr. Lopez is the Excess Property Program Manager for the Defense Security Cooperation Agency. He's also a major in the United States Marine Corps Reserve. where he serves as the Latin American Foreign Area Officer and Detachment Commander with the 1st Civil Affairs Group. At DSCA, he oversees ODACA -funded Humanitarian Assistance, HA, supporting disaster relief and capacity -building efforts in over 28 countries, including the responses in the Afghanistan refugee crisis, the Ukrainian crisis, and humanitarian support to Gaza. In his expanded role, he acts as a liaison for civil affairs, focusing on training, project continuity, and aligning civil affairs efforts with strategic goals. 00:01:09 BRIAN HANCOCK With over 15 years of experience in security cooperation, Mr. Lopez has supported humanitarian assistance operations globally, including key relief efforts following Hurricanes Irma, Maria, and Iota. Major Lopez, welcome to the show. 00:01:25 ISMAEL LOPEZ Thank you, Brian. 00:01:26 BRIAN HANCOCK Boy, you've been busy. 00:01:27 ISMAEL LOPEZ I certainly have. Unfortunately, I've been really busy to do the things that I love. 00:01:32 BRIAN HANCOCK Now, let's talk a little bit about this mysterious full -time job that you do, the excess property manager for a defense security cooperation agency. Security cooperation being one of the three most important missions in the world, in my opinion. Can you tell us a little bit about what you do as the excess property manager? And if you're in the business of giving away property, how do I sign up for this? 00:01:54 ISMAEL LOPEZ What's funny is that, as you mentioned that, There is a running joke down at the Southcom HA office where they say, if you need a new refrigerator, Ish is the guy to call. Basically, what I do in a nutshell is I work with the combat commands and all the way down to the country teams to identify partners, to provide them non -lethal excess property in an effort to achieve very specific objectives in the country. What the program does is it'll take items that are basically pretty much brand new to a little bit of wear and tear, which we can refurbish in our warehouses. And then we issue them out or we donate them to the partner with the intention of meeting a very specific objective in that country. So aside from that, I also support DOD humanitarian aid efforts for any initiatives that are... utilizing the overseas humanitarian disaster and civic aid. So in a nutshell, that's pretty much what I do. And yeah, if you need a fridge, if you need a microwave, if there is an effect that could be achieved by me donating it to you, sure. 00:03:06 BRIAN HANCOCK We're expanding NATO a little bit. And many of the NATO countries, about 32 of them, they're putting a little bit more money into defense these days for a wide variety of reasons. And if they decide they want to send up a new office somewhere in Poland or something like that, How would they go about saying, hey, all those esks and chairs and things that you have in Dermo, we'd like some of that. And who pays the shipping? 00:03:29 ISMAEL LOPEZ The folks sitting in NATO would have to work with ODC and Poland first. They will validate that requirement, then submit it on up to UCOM. UCOM will have their lawyers look at it. And then from there, it will make its way up to DSCA for execution. Now, what pays for all this is the Odaka appropriations that gets earmarked from the Odaka budget that provides transportation for this program. So the program comes at no cost. It's all funded exclusively through the Odaka appropriation. 00:04:05 BRIAN HANCOCK Awesome. Let me talk a little bit more about that and ask you a few questions. Odaka is kind of a hidden gem that a number of us in the civil affairs community know about. Many other people don't, and you can definitely achieve effects with this, especially in competition, which is something that we're, I think, as a joint combined army, really struggling with, is how we get after having those influence and deterrence effects in the competition phase. ODACA is one of those tools that's available to us. It's the Overseas Humanitarian Disaster and Civic Aid Fund. Now, I have very limited experience with that program. Can you tell the audience a little bit more about the ODACA creation, how large it is, what it usually funds? 00:04:54 ISMAEL LOPEZ Yeah, absolutely. I'm able to see it from two perspectives, right? I'm able to see this from my seat at DSCA and then my seat in the reserve component as a civil affairs officer, where to your earlier point, ODACA is a bit of this hidden gem and it could be leveraged to help. achieving effects in the competition phase, but where there are issues is the lack of understanding of what you can and cannot do with the appropriation or how you can actually link it to creating those effects. And I get that because rewind the clock back to 2013 when I first delved into civil affairs, one of the metrics that are utilized to determine our success in country is How many projects can you nominate or how many projects did you complete? So then when you're aiming to achieve or hit that metric, you're not necessarily looking at the linkage. You're almost betting on that someone will create that linkage for you that you're providing the activity in support of. So Odaka, generally speaking, we're looking at about $26 to $30 million a year. But then that money... gets divvied up across the combatant commands and is prioritized based off of national defense strategy. So if it's called out very specifically country X or region Y is the priority when it comes to DoD humanitarian aid efforts, then preponderance of that money will be earmarked for that country or that region globally. Once you pull the thread on that, then there's different tiers. for the countries that are located in that combatant command or in that region of the world, and we're able to allocate money for those countries as well. Where it gets tricky is that what will factor into it is how proactive and how thorough the ODCs and the SCOs are with executing those HA projects and then the end -use monitoring piece of it. So their requirements are tied to these project nominations. The country team, the HA managers, the civil affairs teams that are assigned to or are deployed in that country are not providing the feedback necessary to determine the return on investment. Then the following year, what could end up happening is this country is a priority, but what we're not able to tell Congress is, are we actually achieving the effects that we're desiring in that country or in that region? And if we can't answer that with tangible metrics, then that will factor into a reduction of ODACA funding for the following year. Recently, in Indo -PACOM, the focus has been very heavy on the mill -to -mill engagement piece. What is starting to catch up now is the sieve mill piece. And so we have money allocated, but they're sort of playing catch up with the rest of the COCOMs as it pertains to. getting those funds and then executing projects and us being able to sustain them over an extended period of time. 00:08:01 BRIAN HANCOCK Yeah, it is a challenging problem set. One of the taskers that we get annually here in our command is to measure the strategic effect of DACA projects, which are largely tactical, in a bunch of different countries. and were given one week. Now you've got a rotational force here of about 15 civil affairs folks of various persuasions. Maybe a couple of them can be dedicated to that task. They had nothing to do with the inception of these projects. They were not part of the construction. They saw none of the... assessment or staff estimate documents related to them. All they saw was probably, if they're lucky, the proposal that went into the website to get them. And they don't have time to do extensive interviews or measurement. And it's pretty tricky to take something very tactical and then indicate not as an MOP you completed the project, but as an MOE it actually influenced the local populace towards U .S. and NATO objectives. That is a very tough thing to do mathematically, especially without the data, documents, and time to be able to do that. 00:09:18 ISMAEL LOPEZ is a 00:09:28 BRIAN HANCOCK What is the standard that is accepted by the panel who's controlling those funding and appropriations? What realistically do you have to prove? 00:09:39 ISMAEL LOPEZ So this has been a challenge for several years now. I saw it firsthand. As a civil affairs team leader in the South Com AOR, where I deployed to support a very specific commander, but as a, hey, by the way, while you're down there, there's these products that were funded several years ago. Do you mind taking a look? No context behind it. I can't do pre and post surveys on the local populace because I don't know what it was or what the baseline was prior to the construction or the completion. And then now. So it was very arbitrary. It was very much, yeah, it's good. Is the government still funding it? Sure. Are they employing people that are maintaining it? Sure. And I think back then, 2013, 2014 timeframe, I think the blanket answer to all that was, we're countering Russia, China. And so as long as you were saying that, then it was all gravy. And we've obviously have evolved from that to we're now tying these very tactical actions. to operational objectives, right? So are we supporting CoCom LOEs? And if we're supporting CoCom LOEs at the minimum, we understand that we should be integrated into strategic objectives, right? Because the LOEs are derived from those strategic documents. And we've gotten to that point, but now where we are able or unable to get that data or the metrics. really falls on the lack of funding to do it. So the easy button is, well, you have your security cooperation professionals that are assigned to the embassies. They should be. They can do that. Yeah. But the reality is all embassies, regardless of the size, they are overextended and under -resourced. So they're always dealing with VIP visitors. They're dealing with taskings from the State Department. They have their steady state activities they have to be supporting, and they're falling in on, let's just say, 30 projects over the last three years. And, oh, by the way, all these assessments need to be done, but your TDY funds are X. And there's no way of doing it. So then it trickles down to, hey, do we have any civil affairs teams coming downrange? Can they support? And I think we've gotten to a bit of a sweet spot. is this mutual understanding that civil affairs teams in country, as long as they're not being detracted from their main mission, are able to provide some sort of support in conducting those surveys and assessments. However, it's still not the right answer because they're falling in on rudimentary information, background information, and it's still very much from their perspective. At DSCA, we have increased our budget for AM &E purposes to help country teams that are in the red, so to speak, when it comes to conducting these assessments, especially countries that are a priority where we understand, hey, we need to continue engaging on the HA side of things and not the MIL side of things. So we need to get as close to valid or reality as we can. So we have contractors now that are assigned to the combat commands, folks within my office that can. be requested to go out and support. And again, we're working across the command and commands to see as appropriate where we can support. So a lot of work still has to be done there. But again, looking back to 10 years ago, even five years ago, I think across the board, DOD has gotten significantly better at providing metrics to validate activities vice. simply stating we're countering Russia and China and we're going to call it good. 00:13:35 BRIAN HANCOCK As they should. All of these projects should be tied to a line of effort, tied to a strategic effect that's in line both with the COCOM and the chief of mission. And then you would need a way to measure them at a granular level and then aggregate them to measure progress against a line of effort aligned to strategic intent. I don't think that framework has been built. I hope we eventually get there. If you ask some of the SCAs in the embassy, at best, they're going to give you anecdotal information. So there's a lot of things that we would have to do. And if we send a civil affairs team, depending on their training and background, that can be more or less successful. Now, you're probably tracking that in the Army side of civil affairs, we've built that 38 golf program where I can have an engineer with 20 years of experience. It seems to me that's the guy we should be attaching. to a civil affairs team to go do one of these assessments. What do you think? 00:14:33 ISMAEL LOPEZ I completely agree with that. And that's 100 % a step in the right direction. On the Marine side of the house, we sell the capability for civil affairs to do engineering assessments, bridge assessments. And I'm like, who here is an engineer? Who amongst us realistically do that? I mean, one example is I got asked to do a port assessment in Panama. And if you look at the J -SIMS form, It's very, very specific, very detailed, talking depth of water. And how am I supposed to do that? But A, because you're in the environment and you're there, you claim as a capability that you're able to do that, then go on and do great things. And I think one of two things need to happen. Either one, we need to re -wicker the capability to a more realistic set or... Very similar to the 38 golf program is start incorporating or cross -training those specialized folks that can actually bring that capability to bear and then have that as part of the team. And then now we're being more honest with what it is that we can do in our assessments and the information that we're providing to hire. Right. 00:15:41 BRIAN HANCOCK I appreciate that. I watched as the Navy discontinued its civil affairs program. Obviously, the Marines are part of the Department of the Navy, so I don't want to. miscommunicate that. But the Navy had its own civil affairs for a while. And when we as the Army Civil Affairs came out and were asked to do port assessments in Rim of the Pacific, quite frankly, we couldn't do it. And we had functional specialists because there's quite a bit of difference between a great engineer who's used to large infrastructure and other things go out and assess the full range of capabilities of a port, especially after a major disaster. We had to bridge that gap. We had to go to German portmasters, which is great when you're working with combined partners. I think that's an opportunity. And they knew this business, soup and nails. They went out there and everything on the Jason and more they did and could even do follow -ups to see the progress as repair work was going on. That was fantastic that we had a joint partner. I don't think we have an organic capability in DOD to do things like that. And when we're talking having to project power to your port of debarkation, that seems like a gap that we need to fill right now. 00:16:59 ISMAEL LOPEZ Yeah, I agree. And I have some good news for you. The Navy is reconstituting their civil affairs program. When we were out at Balakatan in the Philippines last spring, we had a full -up Navy civil affairs team. I was the first of its kind in this reconstituted form, but I was part of a combined Marine Navy team in the Philippines. So Big Navy has realized that understanding where we're going as DOD, that they're bringing it back. And hopefully that's part of the equation there. I hope so. One of the reasons it was closed down is because the way they scoped their mission for Naval Civil Affairs. 00:17:34 BRIAN HANCOCK of the reasons it was closed down is because the way they scoped their mission for Naval Civil Affairs. was somewhat redundant with what the Army and the Marine Corps were already doing. So instead of focusing on those things where they have almost unique capabilities, such as assessing aquaculture and water -based commerce and those effects and the port stuff, they were doing a lot of land -based types of assessments and other things. And I think they became a victim of budget shortfall if they were seen as a redundant capability. both in the Army and the Marine Corps, you and I both have responsibility since we both need naval partners to do our job to help shape their burgeoning program and make sure as it's resetting that it doesn't make some of the mistakes that were made previously and help them be a vibrant addition to our larger civil affairs community because I think we really need them. 00:18:32 ISMAEL LOPEZ I wholeheartedly agree. There are fortunate scenarios. When you look at the reserve component where you can have these very uniquely trained individuals that can come in. I had a ship captain as a corporal, so he could speak to that. But that is luck, right? I shouldn't be planning on, I'm going to have these uniquely talented and experienced folks that are going to be able to pour a mission set. Now, 00:19:01 BRIAN HANCOCK you're a major in the United States Marine Corps Reserve. and you serve as commander of Detachment 3, the first civil affairs group. What is that like? What's a day look like on that job for you? 00:19:15 ISMAEL LOPEZ So at first, it's been the funnest job that I've had. I was a civil affairs team leader before, but as a commander, it's been more fulfilling because I'm able to... lead and mentor Marines who are interested in this space or really want to make a difference and have a better understanding of how their actions support operational and strategic objectives. I think that's often missed by the less experienced civil affairs Marines. My typical day as a commander is just dealing with admin, to be honest. It's making sure that my Marines are able and ready to deploy, enabling them to be able to go and execute the mission. is really what I spend a majority of my time doing. 00:20:01 BRIAN HANCOCK Let's talk a little bit more about that training piece. I know you kind of build it. A lot of things you do as admin, but part of readiness is being able to do your job. The Marine is an expeditionary force, perhaps becoming even more expeditionary with the expeditionary advanced base operations construct the chief of the Navy signed off on. So very interesting training opportunities for the fleet right now. And you mentioned Balakatan and some of those other exercise -type missions that you've done. And I know you've probably done Marine Corps Warfighting exercise and mentioned JRTC. But what are some of these other missions you've done? You've talked about a dock -up. A dock -up is joined at the hip with Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief, HADR. The Navy has a huge role in HADR for just a whole bunch of reasons. Has your detachment participated in any HADR missions? Is that another training opportunity that you have with your Marines and detachment?

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In this special episode of The Brand is Female, we're diving into one of the most significant yet often overlooked aspects of women's health—menopause and its impact on skin health. Nancy Labonté, our guest, is an expert in dermatology and beauty science. She shares her personal journey and lifelong passion for skincare, starting from a childhood fascination with makeup to a career dedicated to understanding and innovating in skin care, especially regarding aging. We also cover findings from our recent study about women's experience with perimenopause and menopause - which you can access here: https://tinyurl.com/menopause-report.In this conversation, we explore how hormonal changes influence skin, why many beauty products fall short of truly addressing menopausal needs, and how her brand, IDC Dermo, is striving to change the industry standard by using science-backed ingredients at active concentrations. She shares insight into the 16 mechanisms of skin aging that her team has identified and discusses why transparency and authenticity in formulation are essential to helping women feel comfortable and confident in their skin.This conversation is more than just skin deep—it's about the evolving narrative around menopause, the importance of quality skincare as self-care, and the call for more honest, effective products in the beauty industry. Join us as we unpack the science, the myths, and the personal stories that illuminate this journey of embracing beauty and wellness through every stage of life.This season of our podcast is brought to you by TD Canada Women in Enterprise. TD is proud to support women entrepreneurs and help them achieve success and growth through its program of educational workshops, financing and mentorship opportunities! Please find out how you can benefit from their support! Visit: TBIF: thebrandisfemale.com // TD Women in Enterprise: td.com/ca/en/business-banking/small-business/women-in-business // Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/thebrandisfemale

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Nous soutenir : https://fr.tipeee.com/pain-sur-la-planche/La bonne culture ça se partage alors voici les conseils lectures, mangas et vidéos de Philippe Cardona :Sanctuary : Saruzakura, un jeune délinquant, devient apprenti sumo uniquement pour essayer de gagner de l'argent. Cependant, la difficulté et l'exigence de ce sport risquent de mettre sa volonté à rude épreuve.Valentin Serber : https://www.instagram.com/valentinserber/?hl=frExtrait du chapitre 43 de Pain sur la Planche.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------NOS RESEAUX :

Maria Dermoût, geboren op Java in 1888, debuteerde op haar 63ste in 1955 met De tienduizend dingen. De roman gaf haar zowel nationaal als internationaal grote bekendheid en heeft inmiddels de status van een klassieker. Sindsdien is het altijd verkrijgbaar geweest, in februari 2024 verscheen de zeventiende druk bij uitgeverij Querido.Het Literatuurmuseum heeft momenteel een online expositie over ondervertegenwoordiging van vrouwelijke laureaten bij de P.C. Hooft-prijs: Wel verdiend, niet ontvangen. Het museum licht daar vijf vrouwelijke auteurs uit, waaronder Maria Dermoût. Hoe komt het dat bij vrijwel alle literaire prijzen, in het Nederlandse taalgebied en daarbuiten, er zo'n scheve verhouding is tussen het aantal vrouwelijke en mannelijke winnaars? De expositie bekijk je hier.Joost en Ellen spreken over het leven van Dermoût, kijken naar haar schrijfstijl en nemen hoofdpersonage Felicia onder de loep. En... wat heeft De tienduizend dingen met Frozen te maken?Luister hier naar de podcast Taylors Era - De Taylor Swift PodcastSponsor - Odido Kijk voor meer informatie over Het Telefoonboekje Sam appt op www.odido.nl/hettelefoonboekjeZie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Fans of Dermot Bannon have been left wondering why their favourite TV architect has been excluded from this season of The Late Late Show. A regular on the couch with Ryan Tubridy, Dermo is yet to make an appearance opposite Patrick Kielty. But why? This morning's Gift Grub highlighted the campaign for change. Hit play now to hear the full episode!

After another excellent and informative weekend of racing, Dean and Dermo are joined by Racing TV's Donn McClean to review the season so far. Which Novice Chasers have impressed the lads the most? Is Donn still a Gerri Colombe believer? We answer there questions and throw in a few 2024 Cheltenham Festival tips for good measure!

Chaque jour, découvrez la pépite du jour dans la France Bouge avec Elisabeth Assayag.

Chaque jour, découvrez la pépite du jour dans la France Bouge avec Elisabeth Assayag.

Please join me in welcoming hair expert Oli Leggett to the Health Home Hustle podcast! Today's show is all about hair health, and for our interview I was able to call upon an expert very close to home—my husband Oliver Leggett, more warmly known as Oli. Oli has been in the hairdressing industry for almost two decades. During that time he trained with one of the UK's most prestigious salon groups. His career history includes a teaching chapter for L'Oréal, during which time Oli toured the UK and Channel Islands teaching hairdressing techniques for L'Oréal. Oli now splits his time between private clients and the award-winning Lord Hair salon in Winchester. In today's episode Oli answers your questions from Instagram about *all things hair*, from: which products to use for which hair type how to find a hairdresser you trust postpartum hair loss and so much more! Oli dives deep into answering your most pressing hair questions! SHOW NOTES  @MonicaBeatrice MonicaBeatrice.com SKIN DILIGENT Thank you Skin Diligent for supporting the Health Home Hustle Podcast! Use the code MONICA10 for 10% off of your Skin Diligent order. Mentioned in the show: Skin Diligent's Vitamin C Serum in Oil Shop Skin Diligent's full range of cosmeceuticals: SkinDiligent.com MENTIONED IN THE SHOW Lord Hair Salon Winchester Silke London silk hair wrap Dermo-calm Shampoo by Kerastase @BBPro_AmyConway Postpartum hair loss hack by Amy Conway Color Wow Root Cover Up Cloud Nine Curling Wand Little Princess Trust @LordJamieJohn ~ check out Jamie's hair transplant highlight @HairOfInstanbul

Dermot Kennedy played a couple of pubs in Dublin last night! We were there for them! We also had a look at a list of top songs in the 00s... some are v strange! Laura had a go of FM104's InstaGrand too Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Maud est la fondatrice de Maud Dermo esthetic, sa marque crée en 2012 positionnée comme leader français du maquillage permanent naturel, de la pigmentation correctrice et de la beauté durable. Le siège se trouve à Paris. Sa marque est mondialement reconnue pour ses nombreuses innovations notamment pour ce qu'elle appelle le maquillage permanent nouvelle génération, une technique naturelle qu'elle va nous expliquer mais aussi le LIFE REPAIR une technique qu'elle utilise depuis 5 ans cette pigmentation correctrice 3D des auréoles mammaires après cancer. Elle a egalement une passion pour les cicatrices et crée une technique qui n'existait pas pour rendre le complexe invisible. Son entreprise compte aujourd'hui 3 espaces beauté à Paris, Aix-en-Provence et Nancy. Et les autres en France portent le nom de sa marque puisque Maud Dermo esthetic est devenue une franchise nationale.  Elle ne s'arrête pas là puisqu'elle ouvre en 2014 son école de formation, la MAUD Academy avec 700 élèves qui s'y forment chaque année. Maud est une femme engagée et travaille en partenariat avec des cancérologues et de nombreux hopitaux dont l'institut francais du sein et se bat aux côtés d'associations telles que Généticancer, le fonds de dotation EREEL (Souffle de Violette) et l'institut Rafael. Une cause qui lui tient à coeur allant jusqu'à offrir les soins aux femmes touchées par la maladie pour les soutenir et les aider dans cette situation difficile. Une cause devenue son combat. Maud s'impose comme la référence incontournable et anime des masterclass sur son expertise à l'international.    Ce que j'aime avec Maud c'est que c'est une visionnaire. Elle croit en ses rêves qu'elle ne cesse de concrétiser et innove constamment ses techniques.  Pourquoi est-elle engagée auprès des femmes malades ? Qu'est-ce qui a construit son succès dans une industrie où il faut faire ses preuves ? Quelle est sa vision de la vie et de la spiritualité ? Qu'est- ce qui la conduite à créer les retraites Maud Wellness ? Maud nous répond aujourd'hui. J'espère que ce neuvième épisode vous inspirera. Si c'est le cas prenez quelques minutes pour le noter 5 étoiles et le partager auprès de vos amis(es) pour les inspirer eux aussi. La famille Muffin Game serait heureuse de lire vos avis. Nous nous ferons une joie de partager ceux qui nous touchent le plus.  Bonne écoute ! Pour découvrir les backstages du podcast : https://instagram.com/muffingamepodcast?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= Pour retrouver Maud : https://instagram.com/maud.ravier?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= https://maud.fr/ Pour suivre mon quotidien : https://www.instagram.com/marielle_cazeaux_renaud/?hl=fr Pour adhérer au FDI Club : https://www.marielle-cazeaux.com/fdi-club Pour lire mon livre "Je signe en bas à droite" : https://www.marielle-cazeaux.com/livre   

A l'occasion de la Journée Mondiale de la Santé, l'Empreinte rediffuse des épisodes avec des dirigeants et dirigeantes du monde de la santé, qui vous présentent leur vision du secteur et son futur. Dans ce nouvel épisode de l'Empreinte, Alice Vachet reçoit Karen Lemasson, directrice RSE et Open Innovation d'Expanscience, le premier laboratoire pharmaceutique et dermo-cosmétique au monde à avoir reçu la certification B Corp en 2018. Le laboratoire français et indépendant se donne pour objectif d'atteindre la neutralité carbone, avec notamment sa marque Mustela, et que 50% de ses actifs cosmétiques soient certifiés bio d'ici 2030. Concrètement, quelle est la stratégie RSE d'Expanscience ? Quels sont ses engagements ? Et comment ses produits sont-ils conçus ? Toutes les réponses dans ce nouvel épisode. Dans l'Empreinte, nous essayons de comprendre, ensemble, comment les marques d'aujourd'hui s'engagent ou non, pour notre planète et pour notre société. Chaque semaine, Alice Vachet reçoit donc des start-upers, des PDG de grands groupes ou encore des directeurs de la RSE qui lui expliquent comment leur entreprise s'engage pour porter une révolution de l'impact sur notre planète, une empreinte. En savoir plus Inscrivez-vous à la newsletter de L'Empreinte pour suivre toute l'actualité RSE en cliquant ici. Crédit photo : Julien Millet

A l'occasion de la Journée Mondiale de la Santé, l'Empreinte rediffuse des épisodes avec des dirigeants et dirigeantes du monde de la santé, qui vous présentent leur vision du secteur et son futur. Dans ce nouvel épisode de l'Empreinte, Alice Vachet reçoit Karen Lemasson, directrice RSE et Open Innovation d'Expanscience, le premier laboratoire pharmaceutique et dermo-cosmétique au monde à avoir reçu la certification B Corp en 2018. Le laboratoire français et indépendant se donne pour objectif d'atteindre la neutralité carbone, avec notamment sa marque Mustela, et que 50% de ses actifs cosmétiques soient certifiés bio d'ici 2030. Concrètement, quelle est la stratégie RSE d'Expanscience ? Quels sont ses engagements ? Et comment ses produits sont-ils conçus ? Toutes les réponses dans ce nouvel épisode. Dans l'Empreinte, nous essayons de comprendre, ensemble, comment les marques d'aujourd'hui s'engagent ou non, pour notre planète et pour notre société. Chaque semaine, Alice Vachet reçoit donc des start-upers, des PDG de grands groupes ou encore des directeurs de la RSE qui lui expliquent comment leur entreprise s'engage pour porter une révolution de l'impact sur notre planète, une empreinte. En savoir plusInscrivez-vous à la newsletter de L'Empreinte pour suivre toute l'actualité RSE en cliquant ici. Crédit photo : Julien Millet Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

LES DESSOUS DE LA COSMÉTIQUE - Épisode 38 : comment réussir son admission en école de cosmétique ? Le Podcast qui vous dévoile et vous explique le monde de la cosmétique d'un point de vue scientifique. Les épisodes sont objectifs et basés sur des recherches scientifiques - pour un contenu ni alarmiste, ni crédule.   Résumé de l'épisode L'ISIPCA, Versailles (portes ouvertes : 01/04/2023): Licence pro chimie formulation, parcours applications, analyses et naturalité en cosmétique, avec l'université de Versailles. Candidatures : de Novembre à Février 2023 Master pro Matière Premières Naturelles Cosmétique, avec l'université de Versailles. Candidatures : de Décembre jusqu'au 18 avril 2023. Master of Science (MSc) Bac +5 Manager des process de création et développement des produits Parfum, Cosmétique et Aromes alimentaires, accessible à partir du Bac +2. Candidature : de Décembre à Février 2023 Écope Supérieur du Parfum (ESP), Paris Master Formulation, évaluation sensorielle et analyse des industries de la parfumerie, de la cosmétique et de l'aromatique alimentaire (FESAPCA). Candidature : 22 mars au 18 avril 2023 IUT d'Orléans BUT Chimie parcours Matériaux et produits formulés. Candidature post bac : confirmer ses vœux avant le 6 avril Master Chimie Moléculaire parcours Bioactifs et Cosmétiques - en initial ou en alternance. Candidature du 22 mars 2023 au 18 avril 2023 Université du Havre Master Chimie ARPAC - Aromes, Parfums et Cosmétiques. Candidature : du 22 mars 2023 au 18 avril 2023 UCO, Université Catholique de l'Ouest, en Bretagne à Guingamp Master Biotechnologies parcours Ingénierie des produits et des process cosmétiques - en alternance ou en initiale Université de Nantes Licence pro Bio-industries et biotechnologies, parcours Biotechnologies en Santé et Alimentaire. Candidature : du 4 avril au 5 mai 2023 Master Sciences du médicament et des produits de santé, parcours Topiques et Cosmétique (TopCOS) Diplôme Universitaire Cosmétiques au service de la santé cutanée - pour les docteurs, infirmier ou préparateur ou préparatrice en pharmacie. Candidature : à partir du 5 juin 2023 Université de Montpellier Master Ingénierie des Cosmétique (ICAP) - en initial ou en alternance Faculté de Pharmacie de Marseille Master Ingénierie de la Santé, parcours Médicaments et Produits de Santé, Dermo-cosmétologie - en initiale ou en alternance Université Côte d'Azur, à Grasse MSc, Arômes et Parfums École d'ingé, ITECH, Lyon Diplôme d'ingé, majeur Chimie des Formulations. Candidature : post prépa Mastère Spécialisé Responsable projet industrialisation cosmétique. Visio informative : le 4 avril ou le 27 avril École d'ingé ESCOM, Compiègne Diplôme d'ingé, majeur Produits Formulé et Applications Pour les cursus Marketing: MIPC avec l'ESSEC pour le Marketing Les réseaux de professionnels de la cosmétique : YPB, CEW   Notes de l'épisode Le site Le Rouge by Jane : lerougebyjane.com Le compte Instagram de Jeanne : @lerougebyjane Le site internet : MastelCosmetics Le compte Instagram : @mastelcosmetics

The classic indie album in the spotlight for this episode of the XS Long Player is Northside 'Chicken Rhythms' - an album straight out of the Madchester era when the likes to the Stone Roses and the Happy Monday's were running riot. Frontman Warren Dermody (aka Dermo) talk Jim Salveson through the making of the album, the good times, the bad times, working with Tony Wilson at Factory Records and what impact the BBC banning lead single "Shall We Take A Trip" REALLY had on the bands sucess. You can listen back to the whole of the album via: https://open.spotify.com/album/5U3MFrIvM0yZo9EI2bD8vM?si=6AsA5vUPQoOia8WAtAAIuw The XS Long player Podcast is taken from the XS Long player radio show on XS Manchester: A classic album played in full - listen live via www.xsmanchester.co.uk - where Jim also hosts the XS Evening Show. Follow XS on Twitter: @XSManchester Follow Jim on Twitter: @Mr_Jimbob Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Amanda Powers-Han, chief marketing officer at Greater Than One, has a couple of decades in the industry and is always on top of the latest trends in marketing and media for the pharma industry. She talks with senior editor Fran Pollaro about the ascension of social media as an incremental investment to one that is foundational. The pair delve into the honed focus on HCPs, especially in the rare disease space, building out sophisticated targeting strategies via multiple data partners, and the different uses across the social landscape, especially with video—from HCP social sites like Dermo and Medscape to the topical Twitter and its recognized peers like TikTok, Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube.

Dans l'Empreinte, nous essayons de comprendre, ensemble, comment les marques d'aujourd'hui s'engagent ou non, pour notre planète et pour notre société. Chaque semaine, Alice Vachet reçoit donc des start-upers, des PDG de grands groupes ou encore des directeurs de la RSE qui lui expliquent comment leur entreprise s'engage pour porter une révolution de l'impact sur notre planète, une empreinte. Dans cet épisode de l'Empreinte, Alice Vachet reçoit Karen Lemasson, directrice RSE et Open Innovation d'Expanscience, le premier laboratoire pharmaceutique et dermo-cosmétique au monde à avoir reçu la certification B Corp en 2018. Le laboratoire français et indépendant se donne pour objectif d'atteindre la neutralité carbone, avec notamment sa marque Mustela, et que 50% de ses actifs cosmétiques soient certifiés bio d'ici 2030. Concrètement, quelle est la stratégie RSE d'Expanscience ? Quels sont ses engagements ? Et comment ses produits sont-ils conçus ? Toutes les réponses dans ce nouvel épisode. En savoir plusInscrivez-vous à la newsletter de L'Empreinte pour suivre toute l'actualité RSE en cliquant ici. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dans l'Empreinte, nous essayons de comprendre, ensemble, comment les marques d'aujourd'hui s'engagent ou non, pour notre planète et pour notre société. Chaque semaine, Alice Vachet reçoit donc des start-upers, des PDG de grands groupes ou encore des directeurs de la RSE qui lui expliquent comment leur entreprise s'engage pour porter une révolution de l'impact sur notre planète, une empreinte. Dans cet épisode de l'Empreinte, Alice Vachet reçoit Karen Lemasson, directrice RSE et Open Innovation d'Expanscience, le premier laboratoire pharmaceutique et dermo-cosmétique au monde à avoir reçu la certification B Corp en 2018. Le laboratoire français et indépendant se donne pour objectif d'atteindre la neutralité carbone, avec notamment sa marque Mustela, et que 50% de ses actifs cosmétiques soient certifiés bio d'ici 2030. Concrètement, quelle est la stratégie RSE d'Expanscience ? Quels sont ses engagements ? Et comment ses produits sont-ils conçus ? Toutes les réponses dans ce nouvel épisode. En savoir plus Inscrivez-vous à la newsletter de L'Empreinte pour suivre toute l'actualité RSE en cliquant ici.

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Eric Ducournau est le C.E.O. du groupe Pierre Fabre, un groupe pharmaceutique mais également de Dermo coméstiques avec des marques particulièrement bien connues comme Avène ou Ducray et un C.A de 2,5 milliards d'Euros. Yvon Chouinard a défrayé la chronique en donnant son entreprise, Patagonia, à une fondation qui a pour coeur de préserver l'écosystème. C'est définitivement un exemple à suivre assez épatant mais ce n'est pas le 1er puisque Monsieur Fabre avait peu ou proue pris la même décision en créant la fondation Pierre Fabre (indépendante de l'entreprise) a qui il a légué 86% de l'entreprise, 8 autres pourcents étant détenus par les salariés, seuls 6% sont détenus par des actionnaires. Par essence le groupe Pierre Fabre est un groupe hors-norme et un exemple pour toutes les autres entreprises je crois. De la même manière que pour Patagonia, plutôt que de vendre sa société, il l'a, selon la formule d'Yvon Chouinard, donné pour le bien commun. Cela change nécessairement toute la culture de l'entreprise et nous parlons avec Eric de leur approche éco responsable, de capitalisme, de renoncement, de télétravail, de santé mentale, de méthode de leadership. Je pense que c'est une discussion utile et importante car Pierre Fabre est un groupe mondial, avec 10 000 salariés et un C.A. qui pourrait donner envie à de nombreuses entreprises et pourtant, c'est un groupe intrinséquement responsable.

TOP GUESTS FROM THE MUSIC, COMEDY, AND THE ACTING WORLD JOIN US FOR FRANK INDUSTRY CHAT AND CONVERSATION. THIS WEEK WE CATCH UP WITH EX NORTHSIDE SINGER DERMO BEFORE HE JOINS IAN BROWN ON TOUR ► SHARE THE LOVE WITH DERMO ON TWITTER

Retrouvez l'ensemble des épisodes du podcast Ping! de Grégory Pouy #03 Pierre Fabre - Diriger un groupe qui appartient à une fondation avec Eric Ducournau Eric Ducournau est le C.E.O. du groupe Pierre Fabre, un groupe pharmaceutique mais également de Dermo coméstiques avec des marques particulièrement bien connues comme Avène ou Ducray et un C.A de 2,5 milliards d'Euros. Yvon Chouinard a défrayé la chronique en donnant son entreprise, Patagonia, à une fondation qui a pour coeur de préserver l'écosystème. C'est définitivement un exemple à suivre assez épatant mais ce n'est pas le 1er puisque Monsieur Fabre avait peu ou proue pris la même décision en créant la fondation Pierre Fabre (indépendante de l'entreprise) a qui il a légué 86% de l'entreprise, 8 autres pourcents étant détenus par les salariés, seuls 6% sont détenus par des actionnaires. Par essence le groupe Pierre Fabre est un groupe hors-norme et un exemple pour toutes les autres entreprises je crois. De la même manière que pour Patagonia, plutôt que de vendre sa société, il l'a, selon la formule d'Yvon Chouinard, donné pour le bien commun. Cela change nécessairement toute la culture de l'entreprise et nous parlons avec Eric de leur approche éco responsable, de capitalisme, de renoncement, de télétravail, de santé mentale, de méthode de leadership. Je pense que c'est une discussion utile et importante car Pierre Fabre est un groupe mondial, avec 10 000 salariés et un C.A. qui pourrait donner envie à de nombreuses entreprises et pourtant, c'est un groupe intrinséquement responsable.

Tomas Muret Ramón fue de los primeros farmacéuticos en especializarse en dermo. Ha vivido la época previa al boom de la dermo y ha tenido la oportunidad de conocer y trabajar con farmacéuticas referentes que han trabajado esta categoría antes del boom actual. Licenciado por la Univ de Navarra, farmacéutico comunitario en Mallorca, Vocal nacional de dermofarmacia del CGCOF es un boticario amigo de sus amigos, noble y muy trabajador. Hemos tenido la oportunidad de charlar con él sobre la profesión, la de Dermo, las tendencias actuales y de futuro. Esperemos que os guste tanto escucharlo, nosotros a hacerlo. Gracias Tomás

Dans l'Empreinte, nous essayons de comprendre, ensemble, comment les marques d'aujourd'hui s'engagent ou non, pour notre planète et pour notre société. Chaque semaine, Alice Vachet reçoit donc des start-upers, des PDG de grands groupes ou encore des directeurs de la RSE qui lui expliquent comment leur entreprise s'engage pour porter une révolution de l'impact sur notre planète, une empreinte. Dans ce nouvel épisode de l'Empreinte, Alice Vachet reçoit Karen Lemasson, directrice RSE et Open Innovation d'Expanscience, le premier laboratoire pharmaceutique et dermo-cosmétique au monde à avoir reçu la certification B Corp en 2018. Le laboratoire français et indépendant se donne pour objectif d'atteindre la neutralité carbone, avec notamment sa marque Mustela, et que 50% de ses actifs cosmétiques soient certifiés bio d'ici 2030. Concrètement, quelle est la stratégie RSE d'Expanscience ? Quels sont ses engagements ? Et comment ses produits sont-ils conçus ? Toutes les réponses dans ce nouvel épisode. En savoir plusInscrivez-vous à la newsletter de L'Empreinte pour suivre toute l'actualité RSE en cliquant ici. Crédit photo : Julien Millet Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dans l'Empreinte, nous essayons de comprendre, ensemble, comment les marques d'aujourd'hui s'engagent ou non, pour notre planète et pour notre société. Chaque semaine, Alice Vachet reçoit donc des start-upers, des PDG de grands groupes ou encore des directeurs de la RSE qui lui expliquent comment leur entreprise s'engage pour porter une révolution de l'impact sur notre planète, une empreinte. Dans ce nouvel épisode de l'Empreinte, Alice Vachet reçoit Karen Lemasson, directrice RSE et Open Innovation d'Expanscience, le premier laboratoire pharmaceutique et dermo-cosmétique au monde à avoir reçu la certification B Corp en 2018. Le laboratoire français et indépendant se donne pour objectif d'atteindre la neutralité carbone, avec notamment sa marque Mustela, et que 50% de ses actifs cosmétiques soient certifiés bio d'ici 2030. Concrètement, quelle est la stratégie RSE d'Expanscience ? Quels sont ses engagements ? Et comment ses produits sont-ils conçus ? Toutes les réponses dans ce nouvel épisode. En savoir plus Inscrivez-vous à la newsletter de L'Empreinte pour suivre toute l'actualité RSE en cliquant ici. Crédit photo : Julien Millet

Ciao Beauty Lovers,nella puntata di oggi voglio condividere con voi una storia, di amicizia e di passione per un territorio, quello del Conero. I founder sono due amici, Daniele Aloi e Federico Patrizi che dopo aver passato un lungo periodo nelle Marche, terra natale di Federico, hanno riscoperto la bellezza della natura e così nasce questo progetto.Un brand di dermocosmesi naturale, che valorizza l'economia locale puntando tutto sul territorio marchigiano e le sue piante. In particolare il paccasso del Conero, il cui estretto diventa l'attivo di linea di Conero beautyAscolta la storia di Conero Beauty e fammi sapere cosa ne pensi su IG @beautyworldfromatozVisita il sito >> https://conerobeauty.it/

After a festival break, a rejuvenated Dean and Dermo are joined by Paddy Aspell and Darren Hughes for the first of the 2022 Cheltenham Festival preview shows. In association with FansBet & Bookmakers. The team look at the Stayers Hurdle, the Champion Hurdle, the Mares Hurdle and preview the weekend ahead!

Dermo returns to us this week, and alongside Dean Ryan and Cheltenham Festival winning jockey Paddy Aspell they dissect a very exciting weekend ahead. In association with Bookmakers.co.uk. They also discuss how nervous Nicky Henderson is with Shishkin and a quite phenomenal gamble from the Ronan McNally stable.

Proposer des produits plus respectueux de l'environnement et de l'humain en pleine urgence climatique est aujourd'hui une attente de plus en plus importante de la part des consommateurs, mais aussi un défi, et non des moindres, auquel nombre d'entreprises se voient confrontées !  Le marché de la clean beauty est ainsi en plein essor. Un terme qui peut facilement être galvaudé mais qu'à titre personnel, je définis comme étant une beauté respectueuse de notre santé, de notre planète et des personnes qui y habitent.   Pour y répondre, une multitude de petites marques voient le jour et proposent leurs vision et produits “propres” pour la planète comme pour les hommes qui l'habitent.  En parallèle, les grands groupes qui existent depuis des années se voient confrontés à un changement inédit. C'est ce qui m'intéresse aujourd'hui dans cet épisode : comprendre comment une entreprise fait évoluer son fonctionnement pour tenter de répondre à ces nouveaux défis !  J'ai choisi de donner la parole à Xavier Ormancey, directeur R&D du groupe Pierre Fabre. Je ne sais pas si vous avez suivi mais je vous parlais sur Instagram et sur le blog de la démarche que le groupe met en place, le “Conscious Care”, pour une dermo-cosmétique d'avenir qui agit en conscience vis-à-vis de tout son écosystème. Vaste programme ! Ce podcast est animé par @deedeeparis et produit par @blablastudioprod

Hemos tenido la suerte de entrevistar a Blanca Llacer, farmacéutica especialista en Dermofarmacia y cuidado de la piel, vocal Dermo en COF de Alicante y profesora en el Máster Dermofarmacia de la UMH. Hace años que empezaron a ponerse de moda los tratamientos cosméticos y terapéuticos de ozono. Este no sólo ayuda a embellecer y proteger la piel, también trata diferentes patologías como la rosácea, acné, dermatitis etc. Al ser la forma más activa del oxígeno, se mezcla con aceite vegetal obteniendo el aceite de ozono y así poderlo almacenar de manera eficaz, en esta forma sólida se logran conservar sus propiedades por mucho más tiempo. En general se emplean los aceites de oliva o girasol. Esta combinación de ozono y aceites vegetales hace que se multipliquen los beneficios tanto a nivel cosmético como terapéutico. En el podcast, Blanca nos enseña más sobre los famosos aceites ozonidados, en qué consisten, donde se elaboran, sus propiedades etc. También sabremos el por que huelen de esa manera y a quién están recomendados Un podcast muy práctico para aprender un poco más este gran trabajo que se esconde detrás de una activa presencia online y mucha mucha formación

#CashTime Este jueves tenemos el tema de "La cara financiera de la dermo - cosmética" Conducido por José Marco Invitada: Nancy Gómez, directora de marketing de @mesoestetic.mexico No te lo puedes perder! #EstoyenMmood #MMGroup

🥰¡Bienvenidos a Farmacéuticos Digitales! El podcast que te ayudará a llevar el consejo farmacéutico del mostrador de la farmacia al mundo digital!🥰 Hoy tengo un capítulo especial, que es una mezcla de necesidad y experimento. Veréis, estoy enfrascada en multitud de líos, y como he contado en mil sitios, me mudo. Entonces, tengo capítulos preparados pero no me quedan horas para dar difusión de los capítulos en redes y no me parece justo para los entrevistados que me han cedido su tiempo, porque creo que ellos deberían tener todo el protagonismo posible Así que he decidido aplazar la publicación de los capítulos de entrevistas normales hasta cuando ya esté yo más tranquila. Pero fijaos, el otro día hice un directo con mi compañera Anabel Vaquer, de la Escuela de Dermo y me vino a la cabeza pedirle a ella pasar el directo a formato audio. ➡️ Anabel, para quien no lo sepa, ya vino a farmacéuticos digitales, en el capítulo 31 en el que ella nos explicó como trabajar la categoría de dermocosmética por campañas. ➡️➡️Escucha el Capítulo 31 ➡️➡️https://go.ivoox.com/rf/64434645 Os lo recomiendo mucho, y también os recomiendo su plataforma de formación ▶️Dermocosmética al Día◀️, donde trabaja mes a mes formación específica para hacer campañas de dermo y aumentar las ventas de dicha categoría ----------------------------- ▶️Dermocosmética al Día◀️https://dermocosmeticaaldia.com/ Anabel en Instagram: @avcdermo▶️ -------------------------------- Y nada, como os digo, hice un directo en su perfil y se me ha ocurrido pasarlo a audio Yo misma no veo videos ni directos porque no dispongo del tiempo para pararme 1 hora a verlos. ✅Y como a mi me da rabia perderme algunos de estos, me he puesto en la piel de la gente a la que también le pasa, y si gusta la idea, pues los directos en los que participe a partir de ahora, los subiré también en formato podcast. ✔️En el directo Anabel me preguntó las dudas más recurrentes de sus clientes sobre como llevar la dermo en Instagram. Hablamos de contenido, de crecimiento, de interacción, de tiktok y reels. Dimos algunas ideas de crecimiento local y también tocamos temas de ecommerce. Espero que os guste la idea de pasar Directos a podcast! Si es así, como este capítulo es un experimento, me gustaría que me lo dijerais en comentarios o compartiendo este audio por historias de Instagram! -------------------- ---------------------------------- ¿Quieres que te ayude a ti y a tu farmacia a destacar en todo el ruido digital? SI quieres contactar conmigo, escríbeme por mail a info@farmaceuticosdigitales.com Conóceme en Instagram en @belgaly --> https://www.instagram.com/belgaly/ ------------------ GRACIAS POR ESCUCHARNOS, POR LOS LIKES, COMENTARIOS Y POR COMPARTIR! ------------------------

Hoy hablaremos de la categoría de Dermofarmacia, que ya sabemos que es una de las categorías que más presente está en las RRSS y genera mucho interés. Hay muchísimas formaciones técnicas para aprender de activos, piel y productos, esa información es muy accesible. Pero además de conocer esto muy bien para potenciar la dermo, es interesante tener esa formación acompañada de una estrategia de negocio y saber sacar partido a los productos que tienes en el lineal. La invitada que está hoy en Farmacéuticos Digitales para hablar de la categoría de Dermo es Anabel Vaquer. Anabel es farmacéutica con máster en cosmética y dermofarmacia. Lleva 15 años en el sector y paso de la industria a formar su propia consultoría, Anabel Dermocosmética y su plataforma de formación online Dermocosmeticaaldia.com --------------------- Para contactar con Anabel: Web: https://anabelvaquer.com/ Plataforma de formación: https://dermocosmeticaaldia.com/ Instagram: @avcdermo --> https://www.instagram.com/avcdermo/ mail: info@anabelvaquer ---------------------------------- ✅Durante la charla, Anabel nos explicará porqué es importante profesionalizar el servicio de dermo poniendo en valor nuestra profesión para diferenciarnos de otros canales, y porqué es importante crear una estructura de interacción con el paciente. ✅Uno de los aspectos que más me apetecía saber de lo que hace Anabel en su empresa es el tema de trabajar la dermo por campañas. Nos explicará en qué consiste su método y su objetivo principal: despertar la necesidad inconsciente del paciente por el producto ✅Es decir, Cómo crear un ambiente en la farmacia para generar interés por la dermo sin hablar de dermo. ✅Anabel nos contará cuál sería la duración óptima de las campañas y cómo hacer seguimiento de ellas. ✅La importancia de mirar en detalle el stock para evitar impresiones erróneas ✅Anabel también nos hablará de la importancia de tener una filosofía en la farmacia nos puede ayudar a tener criterio a la hora de decidir si trabajar o no una línea cosmética. ✅Hablaremos del posicionamiento del producto en la farmacia. Anabel nos explicará que esto nos servirá para conocer muy bien el surtido, las carencias que podemos tener y también para unificar los criterios de todo el equipo en la recomendación de dermo. ✅Para terminar le pregunto a Anabel sobre la carencia formativa que más detecta en los equipos. 🤩🤩🤩Y ojo que además Anabel ha preparado un REGALO muy especial e interesante solo para los que lleguen al final del capítulo. Es algo a lo que se le puede sacar mucho partido si estás desarrollando la categoría de dermo 🤩🤩🤩 ------------------------------------- LIBROS RECOMENDADOS ✅TRACCIÓN (Gino Wickman) --> https://amzn.to/3sUgyfB ✅EMPIEZA CON EL PORQUÉ (Simon Sinek) --> https://amzn.to/2Nqfcc3 -------------------------- ¿Quieres que te ayude a ti y a tu farmacia a destacar en todo el ruido digital? SI quieres contactar conmigo, escríbeme por mail a info@farmaceuticosdigitales.com Conóceme en Instagram en @belgaly --> https://www.instagram.com/belgaly/ ------------------ GRACIAS POR ESCUCHARNOS, POR LOS LIKES, COMENTARIOS Y POR COMPARTIR! ------------------------

En este #farmaschoolpodcast hablamos con Vicente Calduch, farmacéutico especializado en dermofarmacia y formulación magistral y gerente de Dermo Suavina. Vicente nos ha explicado la importancia de no perder los orígenes de la farmacia y el papel de la formulación magistral dentro del sector Además, nos ha contado las claves para poder crear una marca propia. ¡No te pierdas nuestro primer podcast de 2021! Ponte los cascos y a disfrutar ☺️☺️

¡Bienvenidos a Farmacéuticos Digitales! El podcast que te ayudará a llevar el consejo farmacéutico del mostrador al mundo digital! Hoy hablamos de la categoría de Nutricosmética, para mi una categoría super interesante de la farmacia y que complementa muy bien con la Dermo. ✅La Invitada que ha venido al Podcast para hablar de este tema es Beatriz Saralegui. ➡️Beatriz es licenciada en farmacia por la universidad de Navarra y actualmente es CEO Saralegui Consultores, donde ayudamos a laboratorios y farmacias a potenciar su lado más sanitario a través de la formación y de la gestión del punto de venta. Puedes encontrarla en: IG: @saralegui.consultores (https://www.instagram.com/saralegui.consultores/ Facebook: Saralegui consultores farmacia (https://www.facebook.com/Saralegui-Consultores-Farmacia-113788770366742) Web: www.saraleguiconsultores.es Linkedin: Beatriz Saralegui (https://www.linkedin.com/in/beatrizsaraleguiconsultores/?originalSubdomain=es) -------------------------------- EN EL CAPÍTULO CHARLAMOS DE: ✅ Qué es Nutricosmética. Veremos que No hay una definición como tal de Nutricosmética, y que esa falta de definición la podemos aprovechar a nuestro favor. ✅ Cómo empezar a trabajar la nutricosmética teniendo en cuenta el surtido, el punto de venta y como podemos enfocar esta categoría desde un punto de vista farmacéutico y no tan marketiniano ✅ Calidad de los productos, que armas tenemos para saber si el producto que nos ofrece el laboratorio es de calidad. ✅ Libros y de cómo formarse en este campo, ya que la formación es el pilar básico para tener una categoría de nutricosmética exitosa. ✅ Finalmente hablamos de su emprendimiento y cómo se adaptó a la nueva situación durante el confinamiento. ------------------- Libros recomendados: PIEL RADIANTE, INTESTINO SANO --> https://amzn.to/2XL7V8G VIVIR SANO, SENTIRSE BIEN --> https://shop.farmaciameritxell.com/vivir-sano-sentirse-bien LA GUIA DEFINITIVA DEL CUIDADO DE LA PIEL --> https://www.laguiadefinitivaparaelcuidadodelapiel.com/producto/la-guia-definitiva-para-el-cuidado-de-la-piel/ --------------------------------- Muchas gracias por llegar hasta aquí, espero que lo hayas disfrutado y sobre todo que hayas sacado algún aprendizaje o idea útil. Si ha sido así, déjame un comentario con tus impresiones en ivoox o en Instagram, dale like o comparte. De esta manera me ayudas a crecer, y me motivas a seguir creando podcast útiles para ti y tu farmacia. y si necesitas ayuda con tu estrategia de Instagram para que tu farmacia destaque en este ruido digital, puedes contactarme a través de Instagram @belgaly, o enviarme un email a info@farmaceuticosdigitales.com No olvides suscribirte para escuchar a grandes profesionales que nos ayudarán a llevar el mostrador de la farmacia al mundo digital. Un abrazo y hasta pronto!

Kali ini, QulCast hadir dengan judul yang tak asing di telinga kita, "Sak Madya Sak Dermo: Urip Mung Mampir Ngombe". Sepintas motto kehidupan yang masih dipegang beberapa orang. Para pembicara terhormat yang akan mengisi QulCast kali ini adalah mas-mas penuh pesona, yang punya segudang pengalaman kehidupan tentunya. Beliau adalah Mas M. Izzat Firdausi, Ketua Kopontren Almunawwir, sebagai narasumber dan Mas Rozaq Faza sebagai host acara.

Dean, Dermo and Paddy discuss what was a very interesting week of racing and they take a look at the senior chasers ahead of the 2020/21 jumps season including a 14/1 shot for Gold Cup. As always, there's some tipping action as they take a quick look over Champions Day at Ascot.

We're back! The jumps returns at Chepstow, so we thought it was a solid time to dust off the #racehour podcast once again! Dean, Dermo and Paddy chat through Paddy's best days in the saddle, the most exciting novice chasers for the season ahead and we threw in a few tips for the upcoming weekend!

Mi invitada esta semana es mi queridísima Dra. Sandra Patricia Goméz @doctorasandrapatriciagomez Doctora en Medicina Estética anti envejecimiento

The #racehour back for a preview of the Galway Races, and Dermo and Dean run through all the big races happening at Ballybrit next week. They agree on a double between the Galway Hurdle and the Galway Plate!

Thank you for Listening Please Share ​This week, Enigma Sept sits with DJ BodySlanga to talk about his days as a deejay, being a father and his venture into toy photography...Also, Enigma gives his hot take on August Alsina and Jada Pickett-Smith, Jadakiss verzuz Fabolous, the BET Awards and his racist encounter with local business person, Chris Godwin.#YouGotTimeBaby #FreedomTrainRadio Black Fist and Gang Signs - Marcel P. BlackSoul March - Enigma September x Dermo x Vintag [...]

We're doing a throw back to when the lovely Lucy Dermo shared her story about marriage struggles, her anger that she had to overcome and how she realized that she had to surrender to God. In Lucy's words, "God knew I had to run out of steam before I would listen to Him."

En este #farmaschoolpodcast entrevistamos a María Cudeiro, farmaceútica especializada en Dermocosmética y Dirección de Empresas. Actualmente, es CEO para IBERIA Chromapharma. Hemos hablado de todo el esfuerzo que ha supuesto su carrera profesional y nos ha dado muchos consejos que seguro te van a ser de utilidad. Además, ¡hemos hablado cosas muy guays de Dermo! ¿Te animas a pasar un buen rato? Te aseguramos que te lo vas a pasar muy bien. ¡Coge tus auriculares y disfruta con #Farmaschool!

The #racehour podcast in association with www.bookmakers.co.uk Cheltenham is back and it feels so good. Dean, Dermo and Paddy discuss the sad loss of Wicklow Brave, answer all of your questions on the upcoming season and try to find a few winners on a brilliant weekend of racing at Cheltenham and Aintree.

Room To Improve nasty Dermo, Lewis Capaldi interview and Instagrand! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's the last week of the Irish jumping season, and we have a special return - who better than Dermo to join Steve and Ryan as they look ahead to Punchestown's feast of Grade 1 races. We start with three Grade 1 races today - The Evening Herald Champion Novice Hurdle, The Boylesports Champion Chase, and then the Dooley Insurance Group Champion Novice Chase. There's also previews of the Punchestown Gold Cup, Ladbrokes Champion Stayers' Hurdle, and Punchestown Champion Hurdle in a bumper podcast!

Dermo the architect radio show, The Oscars, Crossy does Corrie!

As racing returns from a six-day shutdown, the lads rejoice with Steve joined by Ryan, Ethan and Dermo to look at the feast of racing that fans and punters alike will be devouring this weekend. First on the list is Ascot’s incredible extended nine-race card, but Gowran and Navan also have plenty to offer fans on what could be a sensational weekend.

The #racehour with www.gambling.com and Bethard! This week Paddy, Dermo, Dean and debutant David Weldon review the 15 leading Cheltenham Festival favourites and decide if they win lose or draw with four weeks to go. No mention of Equine Flu - well maybe a little mention. Twitter: twitter.com/gambling_com Twitter: twitter.com/the_racehour Check out BETHARD here: www.gambling.com/bethard/betting YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/GamblingDotCom Check out the Cheltenham Betting Guide: www.gambling.com/online-betting/m…ltenham-festival Other recommended betting strategy podcasts: @gamblecast

The #racehour with www.gambling.com and Bethard! This week Paddy, Dermo and Dean review the #DublinRacingFestival, and all it's eyecatchers ahead of their likely Cheltenham targets. We take a look at the Newbury card this weekend with the Betfair Hurdle, the Denman Chase and more. Plus to cap off a great week we try and find the value away from Presenting Percy in the Cheltenham Gold Cup... Twitter: twitter.com/gambling_com Twitter: twitter.com/the_racehour Check out BETHARD here: https://www.gambling.com/bethard/betting YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/GamblingDotCom Check out the Cheltenham Betting Guide: www.gambling.com/online-betting/m…ltenham-festival Other recommended betting strategy podcasts: @gamblecast

Ethan, Ryan and Dermo all joined Steve to look right through what should be a fascinating and informative card, featuring the Betbright Trial Cotswold Chase and the Cleeve Hurdle as the main races, whilst there are also trials for the Triumph (JCB Triumph Trial Juvenile Hurdle, Novices’ Handicap Chase), and more.

The Christmas Spirit is in the air, but before Santa even comes there is some great racing to get through and Steve is joined by Ryan, Dermo, and Kieran to look ahead to Ascot's JLT Hurdle, the headline to a super competitive card including the Betfair Exchange Handicap Hurdle, formerly known as the Ladbroke. At Haydock, we also have the Tommy Whittle Handicap Chase.

A truly tantalizing weekend is in store as Altior is still on course for a return in the Tingle Creek. He could face Un De Secaux and Saint Calavados, whilst we also have the Henry VII Chase with Arkle favourite Lalor and the Becher Chase at Aintree and then the John Durkan in a packed weekend. Steve is joined by Ryan, Ethan and Dermo to look through it all.

A bumper podcast for you all as Steve is joined by Dermo, Ryan, and Ethan to preview a brilliant Betfair Chase which features a potential Gold Cup rematch, the Ascot Hurdle and the Christy 1965 Chase on a Superb Saturday.

Steve, Dermo, Ryan and Ethan preview the big Grade 1's throughout the season, before giving their selections for the Cheltenham Festival. Listen in for a whole host of horses to follow and big value selections!

The jumps are back in full swing and Steve is joined by Ethan and Dermo to look ahead to another fantastic weekend of the jumps as the season gets back into the swing of thing with the Charlie Hall Chase, amongst other big events - including the Breeders' Cup!

Got a podcast itch that needs to be scratched? Get those digits twitching and your ears ready for Episode 33 of the Two Vets Talk Pets Podcast - where too much talking of pets is barely enough. This episode is proudly supported by Zylkene from Vetquinol - a safe way to help your dog or cat that may be stressed or have a mild anxiety. Also we are proudly supported by Veterinary Dermatology Clinics  - providing great Specialist Dermatology Referrals for pets and their owners around Sydney, Canberra, and Tasmania. Check out their Facebook Page for more details. This week Lewis chases the Duke and Duchess of somewhere or other in England on their tour of South Melbourne, and Robbie laments about the yearly Roaming Cat Festival. We are then really excited to have Dr Dani Hoolahan Specialist Veterinary Dermatologist (from Veterinary Dermatology Clinic) on the show talking all things skin - it's itchy season for Allergic Pets, so we have a great in-depth interview with one of the nicest Dermo's in Australia! Thanks to our great Patreon Supporters - to join up and help to support the podcast, check out the options, and get some sweet TVTP swag! If you are all about the socials, check the feed on Instagram, check out Facebook, or Twitter. Hope you are not itchy. If you are, maybe you need a dermatologist. If your a dog or cat - you're in luck - have we got an awesome one for you. But if you are an animal, why are you reading this? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/twovetstalkpets/message

The jumps are back! Cheltenham’s opening meeting of the season coincides with the Vertem Futurity Trophy, and Steve is joined by Dermo, Ryan and Ethan to look forward to the punting action.

As the flat season reaches it’s last stages, Steve is joined by a returning Dermo, Ryan, and Ethan to look at Ascot’s British Champions Day, as well as casting an eye back over the previous weekend’s eyecatchers!

A jam packed hour where we look back on all the weekends action from Croker and beyond and take a look ahead to this Sunday's National League Final. Also another amazing day for Cuala, the Dermo rumours, unfair player criticism, Na Fianna's fight, inconsistent officials and lots more. All this and all the usual craic and banter on Episode 32 of Blue Is The Colour.

Dermo took calls from house design enthusiasts!

Happy Christmas! Dean and Dermo are joined by the one and only Nick Luck to discuss the Jumps Season so far and have a look at all the big Racing over Christmas!

SWEATY CHICKENS AT THE READY! Yes it’s Christmas Special time for Blue Is The Colour and this is an hour of pure madness you don’t want to miss! PJ IS BACK and we discuss everything from sweaty chicken nights in Croker to Christmas times gone by. From Mayo, to Dermo, to the All Stars. Nothing is safe. PLEASE NOTE: This episode is not suitable for persons aged under 18 or those who are easily offended. 

Yes it’s the big one. An hour with the legend that is Diarmuid Connolly. As he approaches his twelfth year with The Dubs, we look back on what has been an amazing career for club and county with the great man himself. It’s Dermo like you’ve never heard him before. A MUST listen for any Dublin supporter.

What a day and what a team. We look back at our brilliant win over Tyrone. King Con. The awkward moment when you think Eric Lowndes is Dermo. What a team our ladies are and their fantastic win over Kerry. All this and all the usual laughs and more on Episode 22 of Blue Is The Colour.

It's back - for one week only and because it's Galway Race week - joining Dean and Dermo is our favourite Galway expert Hector for a look at the week ahead and the magic of the Ballybrit.... Here we go! Check out https://www.betbright.com/ for all the offers and best prices this week at Galway and Goodwood!

Join us for Episode 16 of Blue Is The Colour as the main man behind top sports brands such as New Balance, Converse and Umbro in Ireland, Johnny Courtenay of Jacc Sports, joins us to give away a pair of Dermo’s boots and to chat about stuff like boot deals with The Dubs, working with Dermo and being a huge Dubs supporter.

From sweaty chicken on The Hill to a personal audience with The Dubs. From sunshiners to Dermo, the posh brigade to Barney Rock, culchies, Cork and Molly Malone. Nothing is safe in this hour of hilarious madness with the one and only PJ Gallagher. A must listen.

A jam packed hour where The Grandfather of Hill 16 Army aka Barry’s Dad Liam joins Barry and Eoin to chat about Sunday’s defeat to Kerry and memories of supporting Dublin throughout the years. Plus did Gooch die or something?, defending Dermo, all your questions discussed and answered and much much more.

Dean, Dermo and Dave are joined by Cheltenham Festival winning jockey JJ Slevin to discuss his week, the Cheltenham Festival highs and lows and there is even a nod to the flat season on the way....too soon?

It's the #RACEHOUR Podcast - hosted by our friends at BetBright!! To sign up with BetBright and claim a free bet up to £50 hit this - goo.gl/Mo66Qx Regulars Dean and Dermo are joined by Dave McGurrin who discus Irish Cavalier, Cue Card and Sir Valentino from the week gone by and catch up with Jockey David Mullins, the second youngest ever to pilot a Grand National winner with Rule The World at Aintree last season. He talks about the day and gives updates on some of the crackers he has sat on this season, Alpha Des Obeaux, Identity Thief and lots more... For the weekend it's Breeders Cup plus quality despite the lack of rain at Wincanton, Doncaster, Aintree and in Ireland. Thanks to the #Racehour family on twitter for making it a lot of fun and giving us their best bets of the action Stateside! Good luck this weekend and we'll be back next week.

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