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Bianca speaks to Erica Elk and Marco Morgan from the Craft and Design Institute about the Timbuktoo Creatives Lab, an acceleration and innovation programme aimed at unlocking the growth potential of the Cultural and Creative Industries. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jane Langof is an internationally accredited, multi-award-winning Feng Shui Master, Speaker and Founder of Feng Shui Concepts. Renowned for her expertise in blending traditional Feng Shui principles with modern design, Jane transforms homes, workplaces, and community spaces into environments that elevate energy flow, well-being, and success—enhancing the appeal and value of a property in the process. Since establishing her practice in 2008, Jane has specialised in consultations for new builds, renovations, and refurbishments, working across residential, commercial, and hospitality projects. Her work has been recognised by leading institutions, including the Design Institute of Australia and the Master Builders Association, for her ability to harmonise aesthetics with energy dynamics, creating beautiful and functional spaces. Jane is the author of the award-winning book Feng Shui: A Homeowner's Guide to Abundance, a practical guide that demystifies Feng Shui for modern living. She is also a sought-after speaker at design, lifestyle, and wellness events, sharing insights on how Feng Shui can inspire abundance and positive energy in any setting. In her downtime, Jane enjoys playing netball with her daughters and discovering new ways to bring Feng Shui into everyday life. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Most brands focus on messaging — but is that enough? In today's episode, Tamsen Webster, Founder and Chief Learning Officer of Message Design Institute, shares insights on the power of message design and its role in shaping effective brand communication. Tamsen explains how businesses can move beyond messaging to establish a core message that aligns with their audience's beliefs and needs. She also explains why message design is an excavation process rather than an invention, uncovering the true value behind a company's approach.Key Takeaways:(02:30) The difference between messaging and message design and why it matters.(04:56) A strong message must be built on a foundation that customers already agree with.(05:11) Brand positioning is different from a company's core position — knowing the difference is critical.(12:18) Aspirational messaging often misaligns with reality.(17:46) Effective messaging is not about convincing but about aligning with audience beliefs.(19:41) Start with what your audience already wants, not just the problem they have.(25:48) A well-defined message helps brands create content that resonates and converts.(28:49) A clear core message saves time and streamlines efforts.Resources Mentioned:Tamsen Websterhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/tamsenwebster/Message Design Institute | LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/message-design-institute/Message Design Institute | Websitehttps://messagedesigninstitute.com/This episode is brought to you by Content Allies.Content Allies helps B2B tech companies launch revenue-generating podcasts and build relationships that drive revenue through podcast networking. We schedule interviews with your ideal prospects and strategic partners so that you can build relationships and grow your business. You show up and have conversations, we handle everything else. Learn more at ContentAllies.com #B2B #BusinessLeaders #Leadership

Do we need to be qualified? Is the interior design industry likely to move towards mandatory qualifications?This topic is a hot one, and quite controversial amongst a lot of designers and creatives in the industry these days. So much so, that it almost made me nervous to record this episode! But it's a topic worth discussing, because let's face it: the argument of qualified vs unqualified can deepen the imposter syndrome that's rampant in our industry, particularly in Australia, making a lot of creatives scared to move forward in business. There's also the fact that professional bodies like the Design Institute of Australia are now advocating for industry standards, which could potentially include formal qualifications. They're looking to ensure a high level of professionalism and competency within the industry. So, will qualifications become a mandatory part of our future? Let's explore the pros and cons and try to understand what this means for everyone in our field - qualified or not.Resources & Links:Want 20% off your LEGAL docs from Foundd Legal? - Use our link hereWe use and recommend FLODESK for our emails - get 50% off with this link!Join The $10K Designer/ Mentorship here: https://interiorsinsider.com.au/mentorshipJoin the FREE Facebook group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1351851525693713Download the FREE pricing and services guide here: https://goldchalk.mykajabi.com/offers/kc8TCz72

Danielle is a seasoned professional with over two decades of national experience in curating exquisite residential designs. Originally hailing from Melbourne, she recently made the Sunshine Coast her home, where she now leads her boutique Interior Design Studio nestled in the serene setting of Coolum Beach. Throughout her illustrious career, Danielle has lent her expertise to a diverse array of high-end residential and commercial projects. Her forte lies in providing clients with a bespoke service, seamlessly integrating their visions into tangible realities that exceed expectations. Specializing in crafting homes that epitomize intentionality, wellbeing, and balance, Danielle's design philosophy perfectly resonates with individuals seeking a harmonious living environment. Her interiors are renowned for their impeccable quality, a testament to her extensive knowledge and fruitful collaborations with artisans and suppliers cultivated over the years. Danielle's commitment to the design community extends beyond her studio walls. As a former Council Member representing Interior Decoration & Design for the Vic/Tas Branch of the Design Institute of Australia, she played a pivotal role in fostering talent and innovation within the industry. Her dedication was further exemplified through her tenure as Convenor and Judge for the prestigious Graduate of Year Awards in 2015 and 2016. Recognized as a luminary in her field, Danielle's work has graced the pages of esteemed publications such as Luxury Home Design and Design & Decoration. Her insights into the world of design were also showcased in a "Meet the Designers" feature for Grand Designs Magazine. Additionally, Danielle's talent garnered international recognition when she was invited to submit her work to the esteemed Andrew Martin Interior Design Review. With a passion for creating spaces that transcend mere functionality and evolve into cherished sanctuaries, Danielle continues to leave an indelible mark on the world of interior design, one impeccably curated space at a time Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Jill Nicolini Interviews Scott Hettesheimer Author and Founder of Advanced Benefit Design Institute -- https://advancedbenefitdesigninstitute.com/https://onlineradiobox.com/search?cs=us.pbnnetwork1&q=podcast%20business%20news%20network&c=ushttps://mytuner-radio.com/search/?q=business+news+networkhttps://streema.com/radios/search/?q=podcast+business+news+network Listen to us live on mytuner-radio, onlineradiobox and streema.com (the simpleradio app)https://onlineradiobox.com/search?cs=us.pbnnetwork1&q=podcast%20business%20news%20network&c=ushttps://mytuner-radio.com/search/?q=business+news+networkhttps://streema.com/radios/search/?q=podcast+business+news+network

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In this episode, host Anya Christianton chats with Beth Byrd, Director of Sales and Marketing at Beacon Homes, about designing an engaging customer experience when selling new homes. They discuss how Beacon Homes utilizes interactive tools like exterior visualizers, interactive floor plans, and site maps to keep homebuyers excited and engaged throughout the sales process. Beth shares best practices for choosing tech tools that align with your company's customer journey, using interactivity to increase buyer registrations, and presenting virtually to various stakeholders. She also gives a sneak peek of her upcoming speaking sessions at the Tech Home Builder Summit and the International Builders' Show.Beth Byrd studied at the Design Institute of San Diego and has worked in a wide variety of positions in the design and construction industry in the past twenty-one years. She has been enamored with home design and new construction her whole life, so working with Beacon is a dream come true for her. Beth enjoys helping families navigate the process of finding and designing a home that is unique to their personal taste. Having lived on both coasts, she has grown to love and appreciate the quirks of regional style across the country. When she is not working, Beth enjoys her time with her husband and their five boys. 

Join me as I get the scoop on what it's like for the students of the Interior Design Institute. I'm chatting with Jasmine Abel and Vicki Mullins and we are discussing life and concerns from a design students perspective as well as a little about what you can expect in the course and I get their take on industry trends and more. If you are looking to study design you can check out the course here; https://www.theinteriordesigninstitute.edu.au/landing/referfriend/?code=referfriend&aid=referfriend&rid=159485and if you're already studying design and you need to start thinking about next steps in the industry you can join the Framework waitlist below Thanks for listening to this episode of "Designing Success: From Study to Studio"! Connect with me on social media for more business tips, and a real look behind the scenes of my own practicing design business. Grab more insights and updates: Follow me on Instagram: https://instagram.com/oleander_and_finchLike Oleander & Finch on Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/oleanderandfinch For more FREE resources, templates, guides and information, visit the Designer Resource Hub on my website ; https://oleanderandfinch.com/ Ready to take your interior design business to the next level? Check out my online course, "The Framework," designed to provide you with everything they don't teach you in design school and to give you high touch mentorship essential to having a successful new business in the industry. Check it out now and start designing YOUR own success (waitlist now open) https://oleanderandfinch.com/first-year-framework/ Remember to subscribe to the podcast and leave a review. Your feedback helps me continue providing valuable content to aspiring interior designers. Stay tuned for more episodes filled with actionable insights and inspiring conversations. Thank you for yo...

This week I welcome Jessica Phelps, the founder of Trād Furnishings, to the podcast to talk about sustainability, creativity, and responsible resourcing. Through Trād Furnishings, Jessica offers a great, sustainable solution to a problem most designers have at some point: leftover, unused materials from a job. Sometimes we order too much of something or it doesn't work as we expected it to, but we aren't able to return it. These items often sit for years, unused, or are discarded. So Jessica created Trād Furnishings to give these items a new life in another designer's project.Jessica shares the process of how she brought this business to life, why it can be a huge help to designers in San Diego, and her hopes for expansion in the future.Join Jessica and me for a Sustainability Design Coven Training on Thursday, September 14. The event is available to Design Coven Pro members. To become a member, visit designcoven.com/join.About JessicaJessica Phelps is a graduate of Design Institute of San Diego and has worked as an interior designer for over 20 years. Originally from Missouri, she grew up around her grandmother's bridal shop and has always had an appreciation for beautiful fabrics and design. Early on, she obtained a degree in fashion merchandising and then, once she moved to San Diego, persued her career in interior design. After graduating, she passed her NCIDQ certification in 2005 and has been featured in San Diego Home and Garden magazine as well as mentioned on HGTV's website for a "Bright, Bold and Colorful Kitchen."Jessica strongly believes in working with a client and their style while guiding them to a beautifully balanced interior. She enjoys thinking "outside of the box" while respecting the fundamentals of good design and especially has a passion for designing tile layouts because of the infinite possibilities. In 2020, Jessica finally decided to take action on her idea of an online marketplace for interior designers to buy and sell items that didn't work for a job. Finally in mid-2023, Trādfurnishings.com was launched. Jessica is currently excited to see how Trād Furnishings will flourish and help the design community while, at the same time, continuing to grow and enjoy her interior design career.Featured in this episodeFeatured Tarot deck: Rider-Waite Colman Smith TarotConnect with JessicaWebsiteInstagramAre you an interior designer or are you interested in Holistic Interior Design? Check out my membership program, the Design Coven! This program is a real-world industry mentorship for Holistic Interior Designers that has everything you won't find in traditional design school curriculum. You'll learn from practicing interior designers working on real life projects, and get access to cutting edge vendors, suppliers, furniture makers, textile designers, and design resources that I've curated over my 17 years of design experience. As a member, you'll have the opportunity to build valuable relationships of your own. Learn more.Connect with Rachel LarraineWebsiteInstagram

Brandon holds the esteemed position of CEO at Good Design Australia and has been a pivotal figure in the Australian design landscape. As the Chair of the Australian Good Design Awards and Deputy Chair of the Australian Design Council, his dedication to promoting the significance of design in enhancing various facets of life is evident. With a rich experience spanning over two decades, Brandon has consistently emphasized the transformative power of design in our society.Educated as an Industrial Designer, Brandon imparts his knowledge as an Adjunct Professor at both the University of Canberra and the University of New South Wales. His academic journey began with Mechanical Engineering at the University of Newcastle, culminating in a Bachelor's in Industrial Design. Later, he earned a Ph.D. in Environmental Design from the University of Canberra.Internationally, Brandon's influence is profound. He was the first Australian World Design Organization (WDO) President from 2013-2015. Under his leadership, the WDO underwent a pivotal transformation, aligning its vision with the United Nation's Sustainable Development Goals. He was crucial in introducing the World Design Impact Prize and World Design Medal. Moreover, as the Chair of the Selection Committee in 2022, he recognized Valencia, Spain, as the World Design Capital®.Before his venture with Good Design Australia, Brandon contributed as the Executive Director of Design Strategy at Standards Australia, the nation's premier standards institution. His entrepreneurial spirit is evident as an investor and mentor for several tech startups. He is also a Non-Executive Director at Spacetalk Limited, a pioneering Australian tech firm.In recognition of his contributions, Japan honored him as an Honorary Design Ambassador, a role facilitated by the Japan Institute of Design Promotion (JDP). Additionally, he is a respected Fellow of the Design Institute of Australia.

This week I met with Henry Shaw. Henry is an upcoming Adelaide-based Industrial Designer who recently was awarded the Industrial/Product Design Graduate of the Year Award for SA/NT by The Design Institute of Australia. Following his recent graduation Henry has moved on to working for Schneider Electric in an in-house design role. During the podcast, we discuss how we have experienced the move from university to professional life. Henry explains what he found lived up to his expectations and what didn't. He also mentions which skills he sees designers should work on to be as competitive as possible when moving into employment. We also discuss the future of our field and explore what we are most excited for as emerging designers. If there is someone you would like to see on the podcast reach out to me through the comments section or through social media, and I will be happy to get them on. I hope you enjoy the podcast, and if you do would you consider subscribing and sharing the podcast with a friend to help grow the platform.   LinkedIn: Henry Shaw Roman Cherfan   Instagram: @shaw.designn @cherfan_design --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lets-talk-id/message

I LOVE a plan. Sitting down and formulating the pathway to achieve mine or my client's dreams is the stuff I live for. And I LOVE working with women who love planning as much as I do.  One of those women is the episode's guest, Melissa Marsden. Mel is the Founder of workplace strategy and interior design studio, COMUNiTI. She has spent over 20 years guiding organisations to leverage their physical environments to elevate employee experience, empower high performing teams and unleash productivity. Her design and business brilliance have been recognised by the Australian Institute of Management, Design Institute of Australia and Telstra Business Women's Awards among many others. She is also the host of the Work Life by Design podcast which I have been a special guest interviewing her about her recently published book, The Next Workplace.  She sounds like a rock star right? She is!  But even rock stars get thrown curve balls and that is what Mel is sharing with us in this episode. Because about 18 months ago - behind the very polished, gorgeous looking business and woman, life was most definitely not going according to her well-thought out plan. Business was exploding, her team was imploding, there was a surprise pregnancy, looming book and client work deadlines coming in one after the other.  I have been privileged to have worked with Mel before, during and after this period and I have marvelled at her grace and resilience through all of these plot twists.  In our chat, Mel shares her experience of what it's really like to build a business, write a book AND have a baby all at the same time.  I am so thankful that Mel agreed to have this conversation because I know that right now, a lot of people's businesses and lives may not be going according to plan. If this is the case for you, please know that you are not alone. I hope that this conversation provides you with some much needed comfort and perspective.   Connect with Mel Connect with Mel on LinkedIn ----------------------------- Connect with me via email at michelle@michellebroadbent.com.au Follow @michbroadbent on Instagram And if you loved this episode, please share it with your Business Buddies or leave us a review on your podcast player.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Miriam Fanning is the director of Mim Design, one of Melbourne's leading architecture and interior design practices.In this episode, Mim and I discussed: Her process for interviewing new clients during the briefing stage to learn as much as possible about their likes, dislikes, and daily rituals; and why she believes these discoveries help the studio to develop more authentic design concepts. How the studio has developed new offerings in furniture selection and art curation, looking at the details of managing budgets and logistics, to the marketing benefits of highly resolved projects and the potential for repeat business. How Mim communicates the overall design process to new clients by giving them a look inside the drawings and documentation of real projects so they that can more easily grasp the deliverables the studio provides, and outcomes of each stage. The campaign Mim is taking on with the Design Institute of Australia to push for better recognition and protection of interior designer's professional expertise and titles. A quick look at how Mim approaches the studio's photoshoots, marketing and public relations; with a focus on heavy investment in key projects, exploring new opportunities for media exposure, and her experiences working with a PR agency. If you'd like to learn more about Mim Design, you can visit mimdesign.com.au. You can also follow the studio on Instagram @mimdesignstudio. Office Talk is hosted by Dave Sharp, M.Arch—an architectural marketing expert and the director of Office D.SHARP, a practice providing specialised consultancy, marketing and PR services tailored to meet the particular needs of architects. Working as a sole practitioner, Dave employs a collaborative, conversational approach to his work, fostering long-standing relationships that yield tangible results for clients.Visit officedavesharp.com to learn more, or email info@officedavesharp.com if you would like to get in touch.This episode was supported by our legendary sponsors.  ArchiPro showcases the best and latest in the architecture and building industry, and connects people with trusted trade professionals and products to suit their needs. Visit ArchiPro.com.au to learn more. Mast Furniture is an established furniture design and manufacturing company based in Brisbane. In operation for 10+ years, Mast has built a national and international reputation for producing high quality, technically challenging furniture. Visit mastfurniture.com.au to learn more. Learn Business Strategy, Finance, and Leadership from Spotify, Wolff Olins, Monzo, Pentagram, AKQA, and others with Future London Academy's MBA for Design Leaders. Five 2-week modules in London and California. Only 30 spots available, so learn more and apply at bit.ly/chiefdesigner.

Today, I am speaking with Daniel Spat, now Dan is the Queensland chair o the Design Institute of Australia, a working designer at Integral and the speaker at our conference dinner on Thursday evening the 15th of June. Dan is in a rather unique position to talk to what is needed for our kids to aim for a career in and Design. Quite an insightful chat, I know it has me looking at the way I am doing things.  Oh before we start don't forget to look around your staffroom because you may be sitting right beside this year Teacher Excellence Award winner. If you know someone who deserves to be applauded go to the award pages on our website for all the information. Now lets have a chat with Daniel. Thank you Dan, it was great fun! Website for more information:  https://www.dattaqld.org.au/teacher-excellence-awards/

This week I welcome Anne Kellett to the podcast to talk about inclusivity in design. Anne tells us about her more than 40-year career in interior design: how she discovered her passion for it, how it has evolved, and how she became an expert in inclusive design. We also discuss why it is so important for us to make our designs inclusive from the start, and how our actions now will impact future generations. The Design Coven will be doing a workshop with Anne to talk about how to integrate inclusive design practices into our projects and business on Friday, April 14, 2023. The workshop is available to Design Coven Pro members, and you can join live or watch the recording. If you are not a Design Coven member, you can also purchase a ticket here.Guest Bio Anne Kellett, ASID is an independent interior designer with 47 years' experience in the field of residential interior design. Anne earned her Bachelor's degree in Textiles and Interior Design from the University of Connecticut in 1969 and her Master's from Oregon State University in 1971. Her design career began in New England – Connecticut to Vermont to Maine – then travelled south to Williamsburg, Virginia – and now continues in Southern California. Anne is a Past President of the San Diego Chapter of ASID and is a Certified Aging in Place Specialist. She is retired from Design Institute of San Diego where she taught textiles and business practices. Anne was also the Career Development & Internship Advisor and the Faculty Advisor for the Student Chapter of ASID at Design Institute.Anne's former design firm, A Kinder Space, was known for creating safe, easy to use and beautiful spaces that strove to address the present and future needs of her clients. Anne's prime goal is always to interpret those needs and desires in an aesthetically pleasing way...to make spaces work “for” them ….not “against” them…to create an environment in which they can live and work more positively and independently. Anne brings care, respect and empathy into the designer-client relationship. Providing innovation and excellence ….her work has established a reputation for interior spaces that function beautifully. Featured in this episodeFeatured candle: Beeswax candle from Mithras CandleFeatured Tarot deck: Radiant Crystal Cards by Bouchette DesignConnect with AnneLinks:FacebookInstagramLinkedInHouzzEmailAre you an interior designer or are you interested in Holistic Interior Design? Check out my membership program, the Design Coven! This program is a real-world industry mentorship for Holistic Interior Designers that has everything you won't find in traditional design school curriculum. You'll learn from practicing interior designers working on real life projects, and get access to cutting edge vendors, suppliers, furniture makers, textile...

David Shaw is the director of 'Street and Garden' a Brisbane-based urban furniture design company and a member of the Design Institute of Australia. In the podcast, he discusses his background and the process he follows when designing furniture that not only suits the location but transforms the environment. He also mentions how he has observed design evolving over the past decades, explaining how it has shaped the modern world. Enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lets-talk-id/message

https://www.banksdesignerconsultant.com As a graduate of the Design Institute of San Diego, and former owner of a Decorating Den franchise, I have been working with residential clients for over 20 years. I am passionate about design and enjoy educating clients about design, and it works to improve your surroundings. Connecting your personality to your space is important to me. My hands-on approach creates a timeless, up-to-date look for you. My design consultant services include assistance with window treatments, fabric and furniture selection, space planning, color coordination, and kitchen and bath renovations. I also provide shopping services and stage homes for sale. I will take the guesswork out of all your decisions.

In this podcast, Greg Meyer from the Design Institute of Australia discusses who the DIA is and how they work to build community within Industrial Design. Greg also discusses his career where he has worked with prominent organisations such as Colgate, Energiser, Caterpillar, and Rio Tinto. Where he designed innovative solutions over the past decades. Apologies for the lack of audio and video quality, there was an issue with the recording of this podcast. Nonetheless, I hope you enjoy the podcast, and don't forget to follow 'Lets talk ID' on Spotify to stay up to date. Design institute of Australia: https://www.design.org.au/ Instagram: @cherfan_design @designgregmeyer @design_institute_au Linkedin: Roman Cherfan Greg Meyer --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lets-talk-id/message

Are you building and remodeling to better meet the needs of everyone at every life stage? In this episode, Richard Duncan shares insights into how the R. L. Mace Universal Design Institute works to improve the built environment for those with disabilities. He touches on the efforts to promote universal design in the housing sector as well as potential funders who specialize in forward-thinking mechanisms to make this project viable. Let's dive into how home technology is changing the way people interact with their homes! Richard Duncan is the Executive Director of the RL Mace Universal Design Institute. Mr. Duncan has spent over 35 years in the field of architectural and product accessibility and universal design in residential, public, and transportation environments. He has extensive experience in the design, costs, materials, and products in residential and non-residential settings. His work includes the issues of affordable housing and home and repair financing and transportation accessibility as well as community design for constituencies that include people with disabilities and older households. Key Highlights: [00:01 - 06:31] Opening Segment Richard introduces the R. L Mace Universal Design Institute Improving the way the built environment works and supports people in society Louis Tenenbaum's work on using 401ks to help remodel homes for accessibility [06:32 - 12:09] Tap Resources to Renovate Your Home and Age Independently How renovating a home can be challenging and costly Low-income individuals may be able to access resources to help with renovations PACE programs are available in many states to help seniors stay in their homes [12:10 - 17:40] Promoting Universal Design Universal design is not yet embraced by the marketplace There are occasional attempts to create a national registry of experts in universal design Challenges in promoting universal design Lack of advertising budgets and resistance to the reality of aging [17:41 - 23:31] Exploring the Regulatory Environment for Universal Housing Builders of age-targeted/restricted housing finally got the message to design more accommodatingly Government money usually comes with special design considerations How the Fair Housing Act sets a minimum standard for accessibility in private-sector projects [23:32 - 30:25] Closing Segment The impact of technology's universal design How Smart Home technology is changing the way people interact with their home Want to connect with Richard? Head to R.L. Mace Universal Design Institute & Better Living Design. Key Quotes: "We work really in the area of built environment and products that work better for the wide range of the human condition for everybody in society." - Richard Duncan "It's not going to work if the universal housing you're trying to promote that we know works for everybody looks so radically different from all the other houses in the neighborhood." - Richard Duncan Please check out videos of many of the podcast episodes on my YouTube channel: Accessible Housing Matters, To learn more, share feedback, or share guest ideas, please visit my website, or contact me on Facebook and Twitter. Like what you've heard? Please review us! That helps let other people know about the podcast. Accessible Housing Matters is dedicated to raising awareness about important issues around accessibility and housing, and getting conversations going. I'd love to learn more about what's on your mind and get your feedback about the show. Contact me directly at stephen@accessiblehousingmatters.com to share your thoughts or arrange a call.

This episode, we're doing things a bit differently. Live in-studio, Max and Magdalena are joined by sustainable fashion pioneer and 202030 Summit co-organizer Prof. Friederike von Wedel-Parlow. Friederike has, for the past decade, been trailblazing the discourse around fashion for positive impact, regenerative transformation, and holistic design values. In this inspiring conversation, she traces her journey through storied chapters in the industry and in academia. By challenging norms and naysayers along the way, she has permanently left a mark on how we define sustainability. As Laurel Thatcher Ulrich once said, “Well-behaved women seldom make history.” It's safe to say that with her long career of standing up for what is right, Friederike is definitely making history. In addition to learning Friederike's story, we hope you enjoy this peek into the inner workings of 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit, as the three reminisce on its founding, and look back at how far we've come. 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit is organized by studio MM04, in cooperation with the Beneficial Design Institute. It is funded by the Senate Department for Economics, Energy and Public Enterprises Berlin and is part of the Berlin Fashion Week.

"My Experience as an Employee at a Design Institute" by a Falun Dafa practitioner in China. An experience sharing article on the Minghui website.

Today's guest is Brenda Markstein, a highly regarded woman in many global publications for her extensive knowledge in design along with being recognized as an Emmy Award-winning television and film producer. During the global shutdown, she made the decision to sell her home in Las Vegas, and follow the call of her heart making her way to her ranch in San Diego where she invites others to heal just as she (and the ranch itself) did.    Brenda feels as though she has lived four lifetimes, having climbed Kilimanjaro, bungee jumped in Thailand, had children, attended the Design Institute in San Francisco, became a designer and costume designer on stage, and traveled to dozens of countries, speaking to spiritual leaders. Through all of it, though, she realized that having the ranch and helping others heal was an accumulation of a life of experiences. There, people feel like they've arrived home. No judgment. Whatever you brought, you leave it at the gate, and then you come into your experience.   For Brenda, the pandemic presented an opportunity. Having just spent time traveling the world and meeting amazing people, she had a renewed perspective on the human condition. When she went through a split, the ranch offered itself as a place to heal. In a moment of clarity, she realized we are all in some sort of form of healing.   Brenda's support system was built naturally through beliefs. The people that came to work for her all came with a passion to create, heal, and help. She hired people based on their gifts, not anyone else's weaknesses.    Be comfortable with the uncomfortability. Because if you were doing that, that means you're growing out of the pattern that you've already done. It's okay to have that little bit of excitement as you take your first steps–they are the hardest. But once you take it and you establish your vision, you're in a powerful position of growth.    Key Takeaways   We are all in some sort of form of healing.   Don't hire to your weakness, hire to the gift.    Be comfortable with the uncomfortability. Because if you were doing that, that means you're growing out of the pattern that you've already done.   LINKS   https://rocasretreat.com/

En este primer episodio de nuestra serie especial por aniversario doble (DiseñoUNE y Creatyum) llamada "Negociación", tenemos como invitado especial desde España a Juan Mellen, Presidente del Design Institute of Spain (DIOS) quien nos comparte desde su vasta experiencia el tema del negocio en la industria creativa, sobre la negociación en proyectos creativos y comunicación.

Once regarded as a fringe movement, more designers and architects are looking to nature-based systems to build our lives while reducing carbon emissions. Claire Beale, Executive Manager at LCI Melbourne and a former Design Institute of Australia President, takes us through the Three Bs of organic design; biomorphic, biomimetic and biophilic. The National Archives of Australia records and stores key events and decisions that have shaped Australian history and after one heck of a move has opened the doors of its new facility. With enough shelving to stretch from Canberra to Cooma the purpose-built facility is environmentally controlled, environmentally friendly and energy-efficient. Jonathan Green takes a stroll through its corridors with Sean Debenham, Assistant Director Storage and Lending to check out what's in there. You sick of potatoes yet? We're not.  Annie Smithers continues Kitchen Rudimental this week by tempting us to have a crack at making potato cakes (that's a potato scallop for any Queenslanders and New South Welshfolk). And Colin Bisset takes a strike at the little magic fire stick with a red tip for this week's Iconic Design. If civilization started when we learned how to create fire then what a link to our beginnings the arrival of the humble match was.

In today's episode we explore the evolution and design of Libraries with Maria Lopez Calleja, architect and Senior Associate at https://www.mvrdv.nl/ (MVRDV). As a design team leader for the firm, Maria will provide unique insight as we also highlight the https://mvrdv.com/projects/246/tianjin-binhai-library (Tianjin Binhai Library) in Tianjin, China, designed by MVRDV and Tianjin Urban Planning and Design Institute. Maria discusses inspirations for design, the design process, we touch on a unique criticism of the design, and dig into design concept vs. reality. If you're not familiar with the building by name, I'm confident you've seen photos of it somewhere. The Tianjin library is a somewhat futuristic, yet organic, almost hollowed out space that is wrapped by terraced bookshelves which echo the form of a sphere at the center and create an interior, topographical, landscape whose contours reach out and wrap around the building. Beyond Tianjin Library, you'll hear about the history and evolution of libraries, we explore the purpose of a library, discuss complexities, trends, opportunities for the future of library design, and much more! Project Spotlight: https://archeyes.com/phillips-exeter-academy-library-louis-kahn/ (Exeter Library) https://mvrdv.com/projects/246/tianjin-binhai-library (Tianjin Binhai Library) https://www.mvrdv.nl/projects/126/book-mountain (Book Mountain) Thank you to our sponsors! https://bqe.com/masterclass (BQE CORE) Start implementing powerful systems for the profitability you need and the freedom you want. Join Douglas Tieger, FAIA for the next Designing Your Business Masterclass, brought to you by BQE CORE. Every live masterclass session is free and includes AIA continuing education credit. Register now at https://bqe.com/masterclass (bqe.com/masterclass). Show Music: Intro - "Keep Calm and Chill" by Soundroll Outro - "Stroll in the Park" by [ocean jams] If you enjoy our content, you can check out similar content from our fellow creators at https://gablmedia.com/ (Gābl Media).

In this episode of Sense-Making in a Changing World podcast it is my delight to welcome back to the show  - regenerative designer, practitioner, author, climate activist, and visionary, Joe Brewer - a transdisciplinary scholar who is dedicated to healing and regenerating the earth, and connecting with people who want to participate in the urgent global action. Joe is the author of The Design Pathway for Regenerating Earth (2021) Chelsea Green and founder of the Earth Regenerators, Design Institute for Regenerating Earth.Joe talks directly and practically to the fact that humanity is confronted with threats unprecedented in the history of our species. Jo shares the urgent need to describe the “how” we can address the converging threats of ecological overshoot and civilization collapse.Every episode of this show is hosted and sponsored by my organisation, the Permaculture Education Institute - the host of the globally recognised Permaculture Educators Program . I'd like to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the unceded lands from which I'm speaking with you, the Gubbi Gubbi, and pay my deep respect to their elders past present and emerging. I'd like to recognise their deep care for this land, the waters, air and biodiversity.Please leave a lovely review (it helps the bots to find our little podcast). And finally, I'd love for you to share this with a friend or group - to myceliate the ideas and open conversations for positive practical change.Morag GambleCEO/Founder, Permaculture Education InstituteCheck out the video version over at our youtube channel - and subscribe there too.Help us ripple support refugee action to create local permaculture food resilience through our registered charity. We send 100%  - please donate at Ethos Foundation 

'I disagree with Einstein that the definition of insanity is doing things over and over again and expecting different results; to me that's the definition of hope.' On Thursday 17 March, designer, author and host of the award-winning podcast Design Matters Debbie Millman joined host Michaela Webb live on stage at the Wheeler Centre. Design Matters is one of the world's first breakthrough podcasts, and the first dedicated to design and the artistic mind. For fifteen years, Millman has interviewed the world's most innovative creative thinkers. In her forthcoming book Why Design Matters, Millman collects 80 of her best interviews and pairs them with photographic portraits of the subjects – including Brené Brown, Malcolm Gladwell and Aminatou Sow. These intimate conversations with legends, truth tellers, trendsetters and visionaries offer insights into the craft of creativity, and what it can teach us about living well and loving openly. Discussing Why Design Matters with Webb at this lunchtime event, Millman shared the lessons she's learned from over 15 years interviewing the sharpest artistic minds in the world. Debbie Millman: By Design was part of Melbourne Design Week 2022, an initiative of the Victorian Government in collaboration with the National Gallery of Victoria. This conversation is supported by the Australian Graphic Design Association and the Design Institute of Australia. Featured music is ‘red orchard' by JUSTNORMAL and FRUMHERE, courtesy of Epidemic Sound. Photo by Tobias Titz. Photography courtesy of the NGV as part of Melbourne Design Week 2022.Support the Wheeler Centre: https://www.wheelercentre.com/support-us/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Because life's too short to have boring parties, the team at The Style Co introduce unparalleled levels of detail into their designs – hear all about how they do it in this episode.Fuelled with Bread Club cookies and bringing big energy, Amanda chats with The Style Co owner Sarah Gonsalves along with their creative director Bec Grumont. They discuss ‘attention getting' resumes and why they work, healthy chats about budget and transparency, creative concept communication and their tips to get a career head start in event design.Recorded at The Design Institute of Australia head office we are taken through the step by step client journey and creative process behind the powerhouse that is The Style Co.

Interview with Dr Kirsten Day, an architect and lecturer at the University of Melbourne. We will talk about her vision for the future of cities, neuro diversity, quality of places, and many more. Dr Kirsten Day lectures in Architecture at the University of Melbourne in Architectural, Practice, Applied Design Thinking, Contemporary Architectural Archives, and Thesis Design Studio. She is also the Senior Academic Advisor for the Bachelor of Design program. Her publications, workshops, and studios explore themes of future scenarios and the impact of change on the architectural profession and the human condition. She was an invited speaker on the subject Future Design | Future Melbourne as part of Melbourne Design Week for the Design Institute of Australia and involved with design and futures projects for Melbourne Knowledge Week since 2018. She organised the international Conference Future Housing: Global issues regional problems at Swinburne in 2016 with Architecture Media Politics Society as part of the Housing Critical Futures conference series. Kirsten is a Chief Investigator on the ARC LIEF project LE220100057 The Australian Emulation Network: Born Digital Cultural Collections Access. Other research projects include Work-life in Wodonga: Co-design workshops for housing and work opportunities with people with disabilities in regional Victoria, (2022) funded by Melbourne Disability Institute at The University of Melbourne. Kirsten is Chair of the Education Committee for the Victorian Chapter of the Australian Institute of Architects, and an examiner for the Architects Registration Board (Victoria). She is registered as a practicing architect and director of Norman Day + Associates Architects with over 20 years of experience in the profession. Prior to joining Melbourne, she was Course Director of Interior Architecture at Swinburne. Kirsten is also a member of The Architects Lobby and a member of the TAL Academic Caucus. You can find out more about Kirsten through these links: Kirsten Day on LinkedIn @kirkday333 as Kirsten Day on Twitter Kirsten Day on FindAnExpert at The University of Melbourne Kirsten Day at Melbourne School of Design of The University of Melbourne Kirsten Day website Norman Day + Associates website Design & Architecture with Kirsten Day episode of Career Perspectives with Palladians podcast Future Design | Future Melbourne at the National Gallery of Victoria Melbourne Knowledge Week website What wast the most interesting part for you? What questions did arise for you? Let me know on twitter @WTF4Cities! I hope this was an interesting episode for you and thanks for tuning in. Music by Lesfm from Pixabay

In this week's podcast, we talk with Jefa Greenaway - who describes himself as Aboriginal, Advocate, Academic and Architect (he explains more in the podcast).  He is a well known thought leader in the Indigenous design advancement into the built environment and a really engaging professional to speak with and learn from. Of course he is well known as the Director of Greenaway Architects an award-winning architectural practice and a Qantas 100 Inspiring Australian.  He's in the Hall of Fame for the Design Institute of Australia and the Founder of IADV (Indigenous Architecture and Design Victoria).  He's the Co-curator of La Biennale Di Architettura Venezia and he is well known of course for some of excellent projects including the Koorie Heritage Trust and the award winning Garrett Place.A really interesting and thought provoking conversation around Jefa and his thoughts on Amongst other things, in this podcast we discuss:His career into Architecture and his passion for Indigenous designHow practitioners within the built environment can approach Indigenous designThe growing understanding of the importance of the connection between country and building designGoals of IADV (Indigenous Architecture and Design Victoria)If you have an interest in the Melbourne building industry, design, architecture, Indigenous design, then have a listen.The Building Talks Podcast is brought to you by Building Environs Recruitment - providing recruitment solutions to the property, construction and related industries, here in Melbourne.  For an overview of our service, visit:www.buildingenvirons.com.au Don't forget to follow us on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, and subscribe to The Building Talks podcast so you don't miss any updates in the Melbourne market.Contact The Building Talks Podcast Follow us on Linkedin, Facebook, and Instagram Visit us on our website Email us at info@buildingenvirons.com.au

Join Laura Turner and her guest this week is fashion designer Collette Dinnigan.Collette's unique sense of style has had a significant influence on our wardrobes and homes for more than two decades. She was the first Australian to mount a full-scale ready-to-wear collection in Paris in 1995, she won Australian Designer of the Year in 1996 and the Louis Vuitton's Business Award in 1997. In 2017 she was inducted into the Design Institute of Australia Hall of Fame, awarded an Order of Australia, and disrupted the fashion world by creating her own brand ‘Young Hearts' for German retailer Aldi – as an affordable children's range. The success of her personal and professional life has given her world-wide acclaim through her forthright belief in continual innovation, collaboration and leadership within the fashion world.With a myriad of fashion industry accolades under her belt, Collette also has a passion for cooking and entertaining has expanded her horizons by partaking in celebrity MasterChef, coming in as a finalist.Collette's new 'book is called Santa Loves Australia - you'll find more info HERE.For more information about Collette's work head to her Instagram HERE. Great Australian Lives is proudly supported by Tobin Brothers Funerals - celebrating lives.Produced, engineering and edited by Jane Nield for Sports Entertainment Network.

On the podcast this week, Debra welcomes Jane Langof to the show. In this episode, Jane shares her story. Jane talks about what Feng Shui is, the benefits and how it can be used in your home and commercial premises for success.   EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS   Feng Shui is about the relationship you have with your environment and your surroundings. It is the art of designing spaces with the right energy flow and setting up your environment for success. Jane talks about the relationship between Feng Shui wellbeing, psychology, relationships and prosperity. Determining the quality of energy in a home or building involves analysing the precise orientation of the property, the layout, when the property was built and if there have been extensive renovations.  Colour and the role it plays in Feng Shui. Engaging a Feng Shui Master during the purchase of a residential or commercial property, during the concept stage of a building project or before starting a renovation.  How Feng Shui can be in commercial premises to improve the energy flow for occupants, communication, wealth and property value. The number one thing you can do in your office or workspace is to bring more stillness and clarity into a space. You don't need to decorate your home with Feng Shui objects to have good Feng Shui. Feng Shui done well should be consistent with the principles of great design. Why taking a DIY approach to Feng Shui can have a negative impact.     Jane Langof is a Feng Shui Master and the founder of Feng Shui Concepts combining principles of great design with traditional Feng Shui to create positive energy and success.     Jane's mission is to create beautiful places that inspire you to achieve your goals.     Jane specialises in Feng Shui design projects for residential and commercial projects in Sydney, Australia and internationally. She has a practical approach to Feng Shui and works seamlessly with design professionals and project teams to ensure that your property achieves its full potential.     Jane enjoys sharing her knowledge in Feng Shui through media and speaking engagements, participating in conferences and events for international experts in the Feng Shui industry. Jane has appeared on television, radio and provides commentary in newspaper and magazine articles.     Jane is a member of professional associations including the International Feng Shui Association and Association of Feng Shui Consultants. Jane is an internationally accredited Feng Shui Master, a member of the Design Institute of Australia and Master Builders Association in Australia.    SHOW NOTES  Get all episode show notes here https://www.debrashepherd.com.au/debra-shepherd-podcast   CONNECT WITH JANE Instagram @fengshuiconcepts Facebook @fengshuiconcepts www.fengshuiconcepts.com.au   CONNECT WITH DEBRA Instagram @_debrashepherd www.debrashepherd.com.au Facebook @debra1shepherd    Thank you for listening. If you enjoy this episode, I invite you to share a review on Apple Podcasts. Your review will help another woman create more ease, joy and meaning in her life and business.

Dr. Nicole Hall – College Financial Aid and Career Navigation with Tom & Maria Geffers and Seth Greene Episode 014 Dr. Nicole Hall Dr. Nicole Hall is a higher education professional, social science researcher, urban planner, and creative spirit. She has been recognized for success in transforming programs through enhancement of strategy, innovation, and leadership, and is well-versed in initiating social change and inclusion by forging strategic alliances and outreach programs.   Dr. Nicole Hall is currently the executive director of graduate admissions at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.   Listen to this informational College Financial Aid and Career Navigation episode with Dr. Nicole Hall about what you need to know when applying to an Arts and Design Institute. Here is what to expect on this week's show: -The commitment and dedication it takes to be an academic artist -The careers available to one who pursues an art degree and why there's no reason for a parent to worry about it -How the experiences between an Art Institute and traditional college differ -Portfolio days and how they can benefit one pursuing an education in the arts -What makes an artist's portfolio good and what makes one bad - -Community and University partnerships and the positive impacts they can have   Connect with Dr. Nicole Hall: Guest Contact Info: Email nhall1@saic.edu LinkedIn Linkedin.com/in/nicovision Phone 1-312-629-6103   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With 26 years of experience in the design industry, Jules Wilson is nationally recognized as a designer who delivers tailored spaces that enhance and elevate the user experience. After earning her BFA in interior design from the Design Institute of San Diego, Jules studied at the prestigious Lorenzo Di Medici in Florence, Italy and continued … Continue reading Jules Wilson | Modern Design Rooted in History →

In this episode we look at the value of the arts and creativity to the economy, how small creative enterprises can contribute to economic growth, where collaboration and partnership can come into play and elevate all parties concerned and look at what the arts sector needs right now. All these questions are answered in this latest episode under the theme RISE: More than a Side-Hustle, the vital role of arts businesses. To help unpack the theme, Samm Marshall is joined by CEO of the Craft and Design Institute group Erica Elk, 24th Annual BASA Awards trophy commissioned Duo, Andile Dyalvane and partner Zizpho Poswa from Imiso Ceramics based in Cape Town.

In this episode we look at the value of the arts and creativity to the economy, how small creative enterprises can contribute to economic growth, where collaboration and partnership can come into play and elevate all parties concerned and look at what the arts sector needs right now. All these questions are answered in this latest episode under the theme RISE: More than a Side-Hustle, the vital role of arts businesses. To help unpack the theme, Samm Marshall is joined by CEO of the Craft and Design Institute group Erica Elk, 24th Annual BASA Awards trophy commissioned Duo, Andile Dyalvane and partner Zizpho Poswa from Imiso Ceramics based in Cape Town.

On the 20th episode of EdUp EdTech, I got to chat with my favorite ID nerd, Dr. Luke Hobson. During this episode, we chat about all things Instructional Design (ID) from answering interview questions to what technologies IDs should know and know well! If you don't know Luke you should and this is your sign. Luke also has his own podcast where he recently interviewed the amazing Tim Slade, check it out - https://drlukehobson.com/podcast. If you have not yet checked out you need to check out Luke's Instructional Design Institute by going to: https://instructionaldesigninstitute.mykajabi.com/. He has some amazing content! More About Dr. Luke Hobson From his site (https://drlukehobson.com/): I'm a Program Manager at MIT, an Online Instructor for SNHU, and the Founder of the Instructional Design Institute. My life is online learning and I love sharing my experiences with other instructional designers and teachers! My philosophy on learning comes from MIT, which is mens et manus or mind and hand. I believe in providing you with practical applications and helping you develop real tangible skills. I've been told that my superpower is being able to take complex ideas and translate them into simple lessons. That's why my podcast and blog have quick steps for you to take to work on your craft. My students come from all walks of life. I've designed courses for engineers at NASA to busy Moms and Dads who are working full time. No matter what course I'm designing, I follow Universal Design for Learning as a framework to overcome barriers and provide flexibility. What I care about the most is the online learning experience and providing every opportunity for students to learn. I have a BA in Graphic Design, an MS in Marketing, and a Doctorate in Educational Leadership (EdD) with my research focused on online Millennial Generation students and how they perceived their relationships with online Academic Advisors. On a personal note, I'm a husband, dog dad, musician, and a health and fitness nut. Feel free to reach out to me if you have any questions or just want to nerd out! How to Connect Connect with Luke on LinkedIn & Follow Luke on Social Media |Facebook | YouTube | Twitter Connect with the host: Holly Owens Join the EdUp community at The EdUp Experience! Follow us the EdUp Experience - https://www.edupexperience.com/ We Make Education Your Business! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

From whipping up his first garment on his mum's Singer Treadle when he was 10, Aurelio Costarella's first love was always fashion. For more than 30 years he was one of Australia's top fashion designers. A regular and popular fixture at Sydney and New York Fashion Weeks, his clothes were favoured by celebrities all over the world, and he was inducted into the prestigious Design Institute of Australia Hall of Fame.But underneath all the glitz and glamour, it was a very different story. Aurelio had always struggled with his mental health but had managed to keep it a secret from everyone for a very long time. His experiences have left him with a drive to change what he says is a flawed mental health system.If you, or anyone you know, are affected by any of the issues raised in this podcast please don't go it alone - reach out to Lifeline on 13 11 14.Story by Lee SteeleWritten and produced by Ali Aitken See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What is the relationship between systems, futures, and design thinking? We talk with Adam Zeiner, senior strategic designer at the Design Institute for Health, about applying future thinking as a mindset for designers.In this episode:Adam’s path towards building expertise in design futuresHow he sees the overlap between art and designFutures Literacy as an important 21st-century skillHow and when you should integrate these into your design practicePlease find out more of what Adam is working on at Dezein.co or follow him on Twitter @_dezein

In this fantastic episode of The EdUp Experience, sponsored by The Evolllution, we talk with Dr. Luke Hobson, Founder, Instructional Design Institute & Program Manager at MIT! Luke talks with two other instructional designers, Elizabeth Leiba and special guest host Holly Owens, host of EdUp EdTech. They have a fascinating discussion on all things instructional design (ID). If you are interested in learning about ID, then this is the episode for you! Dr. Luke Hobson is a Program Manager at MIT, an Online Instructor for SNHU, and the Founder of Instructional Design Institute. His philosophy on learning comes from MIT, which is mens et manus or mind and hand. He believes in providing people with practical applications and helping them develop real tangible skills. His super power is being able to take complex ideas and translate them into simple lessons. Thanks so much for tuning in. Join us again next time for another episode! Contact Us! Connect with the hosts - Elvin Freytes, Elizabeth Leiba, and Dr. Joe Sallustio ● If you want to get involved, leave us a comment or rate us! ● Join the EdUp community at The EdUp Experience! ● Follow us on Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter | YouTube Thanks for listening! We make education your business!

Stacey Chang is a designer and engineer.  Until 2014, Stacey was the Managing Director of the Healthcare practice at IDEO, the global design and innovation firm. He left to found the Design Institute for Health at the University of Texas at Austin, a first-of-its-kind institution, dedicated to applying design approaches to solving systemic health care challenges as an integrated part of an operating health system and a medical education and training program. As Executive Director of the Design Institute, Stacey and team cover topics such as the design of health services and tools, the built environment, new care models, and the structure and functionality of the health ecosystem itself. Stacey has served as a TEDMED Editorial Advisory Board member, and a Thought Leader for NEJM Catalyst. He holds degrees in engineering from MIT and Stanford. Follow Stacey on twitter. Rachel Smith- identifies as I'm a multidisciplinary Latina Design Leader who believes in Designing for social impact. She is the founder of Design to Combat COVID-19, a virtual community of creatives—now over 2,200 strong—who volunteer their skills and time using design thinking to support medical professionals, service workers, and under represented communities affected by the pandemic. By day, Rachel Smith is a Senior Product Designer at Zillow, and previously has worked with companies such as Nordstrom and The Home Depot. The rest of the time, the LA native works on a range of creative projects, both within her local community and globally. Follow Rachel on twitter. 

In this episode of Sense-Making in a Changing World, it is my pleasure to welcome culture designer, Joe Brewer who describes his work as being in service to humanity and the planet. Joe and I have know of each other for some time, but this is the first time we meet and talk. We both live bioregionally-embedded permaculture lives and focus on regenerative design and education globally. Thank you for join us here in conversation. I see Joe as one of the most interesting and brilliant ecological thinkers of my generation and I just loved the chance to explore so many ideas with him. We talked about what it means to live regeneratively, how change happens and what he sees are the seeds of regenerative culture.Joe created the Center for Applied Cultural Evolution  and the Design Institute for Regenerating Earth  which holds "the vision to see entire communities gain the ability to guide their own evolutionary processes to become more healthy and resilient in our rapidly changing world."His book The Design Pathway for Regenerating Earth is available through the gift economy. You can access it free via this link, and also offer a gift via his patreon account.  You can also join the Earth Regenerators study group that meets weekly to explore how we might collaborate to regenerate the Earth.Learn more about Joe's work here more by perusing these articles:Culture Design Labs -- Evolving the FutureA Global Network of Culture Design LabsTools for Culture Design -- Toward A Science of Social Change?Cultural Evolution in the AnthropoceneYOUTUBE VERSIONWatch this episode on Sense-Making in a Changing World Youtube & Subscribe.FIND OUT MORE ABOUT PERMACULTUREJoin me to learn more about permaculture. Come and explore the many free permaculture resources my Our Permaculture Life Youtube  and blog .The world needs more permaculture teachers everywhere sharing local ways of one planet living, and working toward a climate-safe future through design, resilience and connection. I invite you to join the Permaculture Educators Program with others from 6 continents to explore what that might look like and how you can make the change. This is a comprehensive online course that includes the Permaculture Design Certificate and online Permaculture Teacher Certificate. If your main interest is getting a thriving food garden set up,  take a look at my online course The Incredible Edible Garden.With loveMorag Gamble I acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land on which I live and work - the Gubbi Gubbi people and pay my respects to their elders past present and emerging.Audio: Rhiannon GambleMusic: Kim Kirkman

Senator Ann Johnson Stewart is a civil engineer, business owner, and a teacher at the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities. A 25-year resident of Minnesota, Johnson Stewart is an avid data collector who loves to knit in her spare time. Listen as she tells Senator Scott Dibble all about her legislative priorities, why she decided to run for office, and how she developed the “Design Institute.”

Hans van Dam began his career as a copywriter for science and technology companies and that role led him to become a chatbot designer in 2014. His experience working in conversational design led to the realization that few enterprises had a standard model for conversational user experience development nor did they have any idea how to staff a team for success.  In 2018, Hans co-founded the Conversation Design Institute to establish processes, techniques, and organizational standards to professionalize the role of conversation design within large enterprises. Today we talk about the present and future of conversation design and how it will shape the future of conversational experiences. 

Russell N. Devan is a successful entrepreneur, coach, trainer, consultant, and accomplished sales leader. He was born and raised in Hanover, Pennsylvania. He is a graduate of the McDonogh School in Owings Mills, Maryland. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree in 1976 from Roanoke College in Salem, Virginia, where he majored in, Business, English, and Sociology. Russ' sales experience began in the summer of 1970 with the Hanover Shoe Company, where he continued in retail and direct sales through college. In 1977 he became a Territory Manager with the Lees Carpet division of Burlington Industries. Devan received the President's Honor Club, a distinction awarded to Lees' top 1% of sales performers, an achievement based on volume and increase in an assigned territory. In 1982, Russ left Burlington to start his own sales training and marketing company. He assisted the sales organizations for corporations in the petroleum, home improvement, telecommunications, and nutritional supplements industries for the next eight years. He is a published author on the subjects of networking, personal development, and sales training. In January of 1991, Russ established the Success by Design Institute, Inc., a premier Sales Training & Marketing consulting firm and one of the pioneers of network "Online" training. The primary focus of the institute is to built sales organizations and enhance the clients' marketing efforts. Success by Design's mission is to create a new "value-based" model for how selling, recruiting, and training can accept. Russ refers to as "Un-training." Specifically, Russ addresses the common dilemmas:" Where do I go;" "What do I do;" and "How do I do it?" One Success by Design's client observed that its sales explode from one million per year to nearly three million monthly in less than three years. Until 1993, SBDI placed in Chicago, Illinois. Then Russ moved to Scottsdale, Arizona, and his wife Karen and daughter Brooke. He expanded his business horizons and pared the company's name to Success by Design, Inc. Russ DeVan featured in the premiere edition of Success Magazine's "Working At Home" in 1995 as one of "the top 24 home-based business entrepreneurs in America." His example has been honored by his peers through training subject material by various media sources worldwide. A published author, DeVan's articles were featured six times in the Direct and MLM Sales Industry publication: UPLINE. He was one of the original five UPLINE "Masters" that influenced hundreds of thousands of Independent distributors. Russ DeVan has shared the stage and program with such notable personalities as Tom Hopkins, Bob Proctor, Les Brown, Jim Rohn, and Dr. Ben Carson. Russ built a sales organization with a health supplement company that exceeded 25,000 distributors and generated $1.9M per month in sales in just nine months from 1996 to 1997. He is a well-known architect of the first "matching bonus" in a network marketing compensation plan. Russ is proud to have worked with and personally sponsored. His single most successful TV infomercial personality in history is Tony Little -"America's Personal Trainer" who remains a close personal friend. From 2013 -2015, Russ served as President of "Wake Up America" a fledgling media company whose mission was to shift the paradigm of information and entertainment programming through television media and the internet. Russ is the most recognized for his dedication to professionalism, integrity, and commitment to the service of others. A gifted speaker, DeVan currently conducts Success by Design webinars, seminars, and individual coaching and consulting for individuals and the sales teams of Corporations throughout the United States, Mexico, Canada, Asia, and the United Kingdom. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the fifth instalment of the exclusive Australian Made series, Vince chats to Khai Liew a multi-disciplinary designer based in Adelaide. At a time of so much uncertainty in the world, the Australian Made series will focus on brilliant people here in Australia, celebrating designing and making local. The next guest is one of the shinning lights in Australian furniture design. Immigrating from Malaysia to South Australia in the 70's Khai Lew's early career in product design was heavily shaped by his fathers love for danish furniture. Developing the skills learnt from Germanic cabinet makers Khai quickly became a master of woodwork and design. Fast forward to today and Khai has been commissioned to create every piece of furniture in Judith Neilson's Sydney home, Indigo Slam and even to create one off pieces for Louis Vuitton stores across the world. Liew is widely recognised for his dedicated contribution to the development of a modernist Australian design aesthetic. In 2010 he was awarded the South Australian of the Year Arts Award by the Government of South Australia, in 2016 he was inducted into the Design Institute of Australia Hall of Fame, acknowledging his important contribution to the Australian design landscape. In 2017, he received the Design Institute of Australia's “Design Icon” Award, and in 2018, Liew was recognised as a Design Luminary at the INDE awards in Singapore. Listen in as Vince and Khai discuss the influence of Germanic migrant culture in South Australia in the 70's, why his father has always been his biggest critic and which material is his preference. The pair also dive into Khai's design and build process and what the future holds for him and his practice. Enjoy! Khai Liew Design Your Life See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sonja started her interior design career in 1989 working in varied roles within the building and design industry. In 1999 Sonja started her own interior design business called Archertec Interiors.For over 20 years she has managed the business leading her design team to complete many successful and award winning projects from commercial interior design and workplace design to multi-unit residential developments, hospitality, retail fit-outs and high end residential design.Between 2014 -15 Sonja joined Cox Architecture to take on a business development and design management role within the interiors team. As an Interiors Lead and design professional in the industry Sonja was responsible for overseeing and mentoring the interiors team as well as maintaining and building strong relationships with the clientele of Cox Architecture.Sonja has won multiple industry design awards from industry organisations such as HIA, MBA and APPA since 2002. In 2007 Sonja was awarded a Fellowship with the Design Institute of Australia and in 2009 won Professional Consultant of the Year at the Master Builders & Boral Awards.

Evan Schmidt helps us understand wood properties in design. Through the lens of mass timber and CLT building systems, we dive into the nuances of wood, renewability, sustainability, and biophilic design. To view the video and additional goodies visitsnackbreak.co/tallwood

In this week's Topco Business Unusual podcast, Karla Fletcher sits down with Jayshree Naidoo − CEO of YiEDi. According to Jayshree the output of entrepreneurship is innovation. In terms of entrepreneurship, Jayshree knows what she's talking about. As a technical expert in helping entrepreneurs, Jayshree and her company focus on innovation and strategy consulting, incubation design and management, entrepreneurship and supplier development and digital and eLearning solutions. Karla and Jayshree discuss the ins and outs of entrepreneurship − the good, the bad and the ugly. Jayshree shares her experience and knowledge on what it takes to make it as an entrepreneur in South Africa. She discusses the importance of believing in one's self and one's work, as well as how women can continue to uplift and support each other in a world where we are conditioned to sit down and listen. Jayshree Naidoo is the CEO of YIEDI. She has developed several frameworks and models for Innovation and Incubation and has created several structured acceleration programmes for Start-ups and Growth Entrepreneurs as well as Leadership Programmes for Corporates. She was the founder and Head of the Standard Bank Incubator programme that focused on growing and developing entrepreneurs and improving the innovation stack of the bank and its corporate clients. The seven pillar Incubator model that she created was also applied to launch the 1st Incubator outside of South Africa for the bank within Maputo in Mozambique. She has held several leadership roles in SA that include positions at Development Bank of Southern Africa, Discovery, ABSA and Internet Solutions. She was previously the CEO of Feenix, a crowd funding platform for students launched by the bank, a board member of JASA (Junior Achievement South Africa), as well as the Chairperson of SAINe (The Southern African Innovation Network), and held a seat on NACI (The National Advisory Council on Innovation).

From military kid to Mr. Gay World to fashion designer, this out and proud Latinx artist has literally seen the world. Currently living and designing in Hong Kong, he has been in the fashion industry for over 15 years, learning his craft at Los Angeles' Fashion and Design Institute. His work with major, international brands includes Guess, Rock & Republic by Victoria Beckham and Lee Jeans, but it was his win as Mr. Gay Hong Kong and, ultimately, Mr. Gay World, that gave him the spark and confidence to launch his namesake brand, MASSBRANDED. We chat with him from his home in Hong Kong about this new line, MASSBRANDED for ELIAD COHEN...with host Alexander Rodriguez.  

En el episodio 4 nos acompaña Juan Mellen, presidente y fundador del Design Institute of Spain. Nos habla sobre modelos de negocio en estudios de diseño, tendencias del futuro, y nos cuenta hacia dónde va todo el sector y la industria creativa.

Host Dr. Nick van Terheyden aka Dr. Nick talks to Stacey Chang, Executive Director and Founder for Design Institute for Health for a discussion on the First-of-Its-Kind Master’s in Design in Health launching at University of Texas, Austin. The School of Design and Creative Technologies and the Design Institute for Health at The University of Texas at Austin are advancing the role of design with the creation of the Master of Arts in Design in Health. To stream our Station live 24/7 visit www.HealthcareNOWRadio.com or ask your Smart Device to “….Play HealthcareNOW Radio”. Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen/

Grab your pen and paper we are diving deep into the details of lighting design in this episode with Vicki Mullins from The Interior Design Institute!We covered so much practical detail including:Designing spaces to work from homeCreating spaces for schooling kids at home and how to separate that from home lifeHow to use colour to create a sense of calm in your homeHow to use lighting to create the right mood for relaxation and also for productivityHow light is reflected or absorbed by different surfaces and what this meansWarm vs cool lighting and the applications for eachLayering your lightingCreating a spa at home experience in your bathroomLighting for makeup applicationCan we have a pendant light over the bath?Kitchen lightingLighting for kitchens with skylightsVicki's take on the how trends may shift post the stress of 2020I'd love to hear your feedback! Join me on instagram @architecturalalchemy to see some of my projects and more on the topics discussed in each episode.Links:Website: The Interior Design InstituteInstagram: @theinteriordesigninstituteInstagram: @architecturalalchemyIf you got value from this episode please leave a rating and a review as a thanks :)

Wade Antonio Colwell is an advocate for equity, inclusion, and excellence and often uses his love of hip hop and poetry to bring that work to schools. In this episode, Colwell shares about his journey into education, his work helping begin the Youth Equity Stewardship program, and about the upcoming Equity by Design institute. Colwell also shares some of his original work near the end of this episode. Learn more about the Equity by Design Institute mentioned in this episode at bit.ly/EquityInst. Register using promo code ARIZONAK12 for $25 off your registration. Learn more about the Arizona K12 Center at azk12.org.

¡Hola Branders!. Esta semana vamos a hablar de diseño, de branding y... de DIOS (Design Institute of Spain). No os asustéis, no habéis sintonizado radio María... DIOS son las siglas del Design Institute of Spain. No olvidéis comentar este programa, darle a “me gusta” y compartirlo en vuestras redes sociales. Podéis seguirnos en Twitter, Facebook e Instagram, donde nos encontraréis con el usuario "BrandStocker" o si lo preferís me podéis seguir a mí a través del usuario "krenecito". Y si os habéis quedado con ganas de más, podéis escuchar más programas de BrandStocker en las principales plataformas de podcasts y sobre todo en https://www.brandstocker.com/podcast/hablamos-de-branding-y-dios-design-institute-of-spain-con-juan-mellen/

¡Hola Branders!. Esta semana vamos a hablar de diseño, de branding y... de DIOS (Design Institute of Spain). No os asustéis, no habéis sintonizado radio María... DIOS son las siglas del Design Institute of Spain. No olvidéis comentar este programa, darle a “me gusta” y compartirlo en vuestras redes sociales. Podéis seguirnos en Twitter, Facebook e Instagram, donde nos encontraréis con el usuario "BrandStocker" o si lo preferís me podéis seguir a mí a través del usuario "krenecito". Y si os habéis quedado con ganas de más, podéis escuchar más programas de BrandStocker en las principales plataformas de podcasts y sobre todo en https://www.brandstocker.com/podcast/hablamos-de-branding-y-dios-design-institute-of-spain-con-juan-mellen/

¡Hola Branders!. Esta semana vamos a hablar de diseño, de branding y... de DIOS (Design Institute of Spain). No os asustéis, no habéis sintonizado radio María... DIOS son las siglas del Design Institute of Spain. No olvidéis comentar este programa, darle a “me gusta” y compartirlo en vuestras redes sociales. Podéis seguirnos en Twitter, Facebook e Instagram, donde nos encontraréis con el usuario "BrandStocker" o si lo preferís me podéis seguir a mí a través del usuario "krenecito". Y si os habéis quedado con ganas de más, podéis escuchar más programas de BrandStocker en las principales plataformas de podcasts y sobre todo en https://www.brandstocker.com/podcast/hablamos-de-branding-y-dios-design-institute-of-spain-con-juan-mellen/

Today’s guest is Paulina Jaramillo, Professor, Engineering and Public Policy, & Co-Director, Green Design Institute at Carnegie Mellon University.Dr. Paulina Jaramillo has a bachelor’s in civil and environmental engineering from Florida International University (2003), as well as a master's and PhD in civil and environmental engineering with an emphasis in green design from Carnegie Mellon University (2004 and 2007, respectively). Her past research has focused on life cycle assessment of energy systems with an emphasis on climate change impacts and mitigation research. As a professor at Carnegie Mellon University, she is involved in key multi-disciplinary research projects to better understand the social, economic and environmental implications of energy consumption and the public policy tools that can be used to support sustainable energy development and consumption. She is now the Co-Director of the Green Design Institute and has started pursuing research about infrastructure systems for global development.In today’s episode, we cover:The nature of Dr. Jaramillo’s research, and how she came to focus in the areas she doesSome of the unique challenges of Africa, in terms of both climate change and energy povertyHow the work of her students is funded, and from what type of donorsThe criteria that make a project a good focus to take on, and some example projects that her students are currently working onHow Dr. Jaramillo measures project successThe role of academic research in broader solution developmentThe growing importance and challenges of science communicationBroader discussion about climate change, where we are, and some of the most impactful potential solution areasDr. Jaramillo’s advice for anyone looking to find their lane in the climate fightLinks to topics discussed in this episode:Dr. Jaramillo bio: https://www.cmu.edu/epp/people/faculty/paulina-jaramillo.htmlCMU Africa: https://www.africa.engineering.cmu.edu/National Science Foundation: https://www.nsf.govMini-grids: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mini-gridsDiesel generator: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diesel_generatorFederal Energy Regulatory Commission: https://www.ferc.gov/Subsistence farming: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subsistence_agriculture1.5C IPCC report: https://www.ipcc.ch/sr15/You can find me on twitter @jjacobs22 or @mcjpod and email at info@myclimatejourney.co, where I encourage you to share your feedback on episodes and suggestions for future topics or guests.Enjoy the show!

#MasterPlumbersRadio | Dr Steve Cummings. Highly respected amongst the Australian industrial design community, Dr Steve Cummings is a renowned industrial designer and fellow of the Design Institute of Australia (DIA), and was inducted in to the Design Institute of Australia’s Hall of Fame in 2012. A pioneer in sustainable design and research, Dr Cummings has dedicated himself to developing products that minimise water consumption. In this episode, Dr Cummings talks about the new Smart Command product from Caroma and the importance of innovation.

Our guest this week is Stacey Chang. He is the executive Director of the Design Institute for Health at Dell Medical School. He joins us today to talk about design in medicine and how we can use design thinking as a tool to improve healthcare, and in particular how he and colleagues went about designing a series of clinics at Dell Medical School without any waiting rooms! I hope you enjoy the show, please rate, review & subscribe to us wherever you listen, it helps others find the show, and share us on social media and with our friends and colleagues. We’d love to hear feedback and suggestions, so you can tweet at us @RoSpodcast, @HMSPrimaryCare, @audreymdmph or drop us a line at reviewofsystemspodATgmail.com.

We recently published a post about the customer-centric redesign CapitalOne is testing with their new cafes and what healthcare might be able to take from the project. Then we called up Lucas Artusi, Senior Systems Designer at the Design Institute for Health, to get his reaction. The Design Institute for Health team spends their time working to build a human-centered healthcare system through physical design, design thinking, technology, UI/UX, engagement patterns, and more, so Artusi is perfectly positioned to talk about a program like the CapitalOne cafes and whether it's relevant for healthcare.

Colman Walsh's head has been in UX design education for the past decade. Who better to continue our design education topic from episode 4? In 2013 he founded UXTraining.com, and ran it successfully as in-person training for individuals to corporate groups. Then came the opportunity to scale this work, and reach a global audience through online education. In 2017 Colman founded the UX Design Institute, fully online courses for certifications in UX. Interestingly, it offers accreditation through Glasgow Caladonian University. In the episode Colman describes this as a type of disruption through traditional education. Here are some of the other highlights from the chat: Importance of student feedback, then and now The decision to go for accreditation Importance of uncommon common sense for a UX career Gaps in design education Check out the UX Design Institute to learn more. Subscribe to Opacity everywhere audio is available

Only 2% of the VC funding goes to women entrepreneurs? Being asked whether you plan to get married and to have a baby during an interview? How hard has it been for women to thrive in the workplace in both U.S. and China? At the time around the International Women's Day, "Two Ends of the Guacamole" would like to present to you a special episode focusing on women's status in the workplace, with perspectives from women in both the U.S. and China. 8 women from different age groups and industries were interviewed, including:- Dian Grueneich, Commissioner Emeritus at California Public Utilities Commission, and Precourt Energy Scholar at the Precourt Institute for Energy, Stanford University;- Chunguang Wang, Founder and CEO of EQuota Energy;- Anonymous: Manager from US renewable energy corporations; US social entrepreneur; Marketing manager from Chinese drone companies; Dean of China's state-owned Design Institute, etc. The discussions and interviews are centered around these three questions:- How does the identity of women play a role in one's life?- How does gender affect one's career choice and career advancement?- How are women treated in the hiring/fundraising/other work-related process?Some clips of the Chinese interviews are summarized by us in English in this episode. We have also released an Chinese version of this episode as well - please subscribe and find it in our list of programs. We hope you join us in hearing these women's voices and let us know what you think!

Purpose Series #1 with Bill Johnson  Highlights:  Take action and spend time doing things that YOU enjoy.  Ask yourself- What could I do with my life?  Failure is a huge part of life. It's ok to fail, and you will. Accept it.  If you go for your dreams, it might not work. But what is it does?  This is bigger than college - this is about your life.  Find a message that resonates with your soul, and share it with the world.  Find a person on campus or in your life who believes in you.  Connect with Bill on his blog: https://thedreamdean.com and look out for more details on the Life Design Institute.  Check out the following books mentioned in the podcast:  Side Hustle: From Idea to Income in 27 days by Chris Guillebeau: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1524758841/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=1524758841&linkCode=as2&tag=collegelifepo-20&linkId=3355b15ad82ddd8ce8b252cc4e3e9c05 The Invisible Leader by Zach Mercurio: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1599328518/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=1599328518&linkCode=as2&tag=collegelifepo-20&linkId=cead721e553cb68315b7e5a89811da22 Connect with me on Instagram @thecollegelifecoach

What if instead of paying every time you had a medical service, you only paid if you had a positive result? Listen in on a thought-provoking conversation between Stacey Chang, exec. dir., Design Institute for Health at Dell Medical School and Michelle Ossmann, PhD, director of health environments at Steelcase. They explore new ways to deliver healthcare centered around people.

Today’s guest: Stacey Chang | Executive and founding director of the Design Institute for Health – a collaboration between the Dell Medical School and the College of Fine Arts at the University of Texas at Austin. Greg speaks with Stacey Chang, Executive and Founding Director of the Design Institute for Health, about how the Institute is re-thinking the way that care is delivered – and doing it at massive scale. The Design Institute for Health is a collaboration between the Dell Medical School and the College of Fine Arts at the University of Texas at Austin. Stacey’s LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/staceychang/Stacey’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/Stacey_ChangHealth by Design website: https://www.designinhealth.org/ For more info about Greg Matthews, visit: http://linkedin.com/in/gdmatthews. Make sure to visit the DataPoint show page at http://touchpoint.health/shows/datapoint/.  

Serving as the Executive Director of the Design Institute for Health, a collaboration between the Dell Medical School and the College of Fine Arts at The University of Texas at Austin, for episode 42 of Sourcing Matters we welcome their founder – Stacey Chang. Until 2014, Stacey served as the managing director of the health care practice at IDEO, a global design and innovation firm. Clients included governments; research institutions; hospitals; companies involved in pharma, insurance and medical technology; and all the upstarts trying to rewrite the script in established and emerging markets.  Chang levers this unique experience in his current efforts to redesign the future of domestic healthcare. Transplanted into a truly unique community healthcare situation in Austin, TX – Chang is tilling new ground for US programs.   Travis County, TX has employed Stacey and his talented team at the Design Institute of Health to redraft an approach of healthcare based on outcome measures of patient good health, using value-based care.  They’ve put together an entirely new architecture that incentives good health, for more.  Their objective is to service the needs of their constituents; all of them. These guys will prove to us all that fixing the healthcare system is attainable through palatable, bite-sized portions. Chang’s vision for food and agriculture as preventative care is a must, and a welcome bridge across industries for diverse stakeholders. Additionally, smart data analytics looking for anomalies has already saved the county millions in insightful preventative action.  When their slower burn projects – like improving social determinants of health in each community, and enhancing the quality of food across the board – this potion of the Lone Star State could be a next healthcare capital.  Take a trip to Austin during SXSW if you don’t believe what these folks can do. Don’t mess with Texas! We all need to care more about our care.  It’s changing, fast.  This 45 minute conversation provides a good overview of what is broken in the system now, why incentives are what they are, and how it can all fixed.  There is hope.  And, this guy, Stacey Chang – is a righteous guy in the right place making the right things happen.   Thank goodness for that!  Have a listen:   www.SourcingMatters.show

Design is all about learning while doing. Its hallmarks are a flexible, iterative approach to complex problem-solving, as well as a set of tried-and-true techniques for identifying a problem, exploring possible solutions, and then prototyping what seems most promising. But did you know that design also involves empathy? That it involves listening and humility? In this episode Kat Jones of the Design Institute for Health at Dell Medical School, part of the University of Texas at Austin, explains how "design thinking" is transforming health care delivery, and why this has profound implications for mental health. Related links: http://hogg.utexas.edu/podcast-build-healthy-city

Guest: Retail Design Institute by Adam Williams CRE

Your on-the-spot correspondent Ben Tingey captures live reflections and insights from a star-studded Innovation Learning Network roster. Your Innovation Engine Sherpas were proud to co-host the ILN Spring 2018 in-person meeting in Charlotte, North Carolina with the Business Innovation Factory. Hear from participants as they experience “Risky Business”! @ILNMuse @TheBIF@SherpaPod @TheBenReport @JayGerhart  #InnovationEngine Our ILN podcast all-stars: Terrence Hibbert, University of Mississippi Medical Center Stacey Chang, Design Institute for Health Michelle Ossman, Steelcase Health Dennis Bolin, Health Plan Alliance Tim Rawsom, ILN Clint Hinman, Centura Health Heather Kutschia, Kaiser Permanente Meghan O'Brien, Sutter Health Hiyam Nadel, Partners HealthCare Chris McCarthy, ILN & Hopelab Vlad Voiculescu, Former Health Minister of Romania Ross Barker, Mars Petcare Megan Moyer, Sutter Health Will Kammerer, Business Innovation Factory Cynthia Bazan, ILN Ellie Krumpholz, ILN- A Sherpa's Guide to Innovation is a proud member of the Health Podcast Network @HealthPodNet -Support the show (https://healthpodcastnetwork.com/)

Discover why the Hong Kong Design Institute uses Apple products and pro apps to build their students' creative strength.

Established in 2008 by architect and interior designer Mark Simpson and interior designer Damien Mulvihill, DesignOffice recently received numerous award, including the Design Institute of Australia Awards in the national category of hospitality for their cafe/restaurant bar Higher Ground. Once a power station, this heritage-listed building is now abuzz with people. Their repertoire includes retail fit-outs for the likes of Mud.

Discover new colour trends and learn more about the Dulux colour forecast 2017 Antidote - A Colour Cure in my interview with Andrea Lucena-Orr, Colour Planning & Communications Manager at Dulux Group. We met at an event hosted by the Design Institute of Australia at Sydney Design Festival. The four colour trends at a glance: […] The post DWS 74: Dulux Colour Forecast 2017 appeared first on Bettina Deda.

Discover new colour trends and learn more about the Dulux colour forecast 2017 Antidote - A Colour Cure in my interview with Andrea Lucena-Orr, Colour Planning & Communications Manager at Dulux Group. We met at an event hosted by the Design Institute of Australia at Sydney Design Festival. The four colour trends at a glance: […] The post DWS 74: Dulux Colour Forecast 2017 appeared first on Bettina Deda.

Vanessa Banks, Interior designer and owner of Decorating Den Interiors has a Bachelor of Arts degree from Design Institute of San Diego and 17 years of design experience.Ms. Banks has completed courses in drafting, lightning, psychology of color, history of furniture, sketching and rendering. She stays current with the latest design trends and participates in on going education. She can read blueprints, work with contractors or move walls if necessary.Ms. Banks has been providing clients with design services for residential and small commercial spaces in San Diego, Riverside and Los Angeles counties.She enjoys working with and educating her clients throughout the design process, for example, during the paint selection for a space, she explains how and why the paint colors will complement the room’s fabrics, furniture or adjacent spaces.Interior Design is her passion and she is always excited to” beautify” any space.

Vanessa Banks, Interior designer and owner of Decorating Den Interiors has a Bachelor of Arts degree from Design Institute of San Diego and 17 years of design experience.Ms. Banks has completed courses in drafting, lightning, psychology of color, history of furniture, sketching and rendering. She stays current with the latest design trends and participates in on going education. She can read blueprints, work with contractors or move walls if necessary.Ms. Banks has been providing clients with design services for residential and small commercial spaces in San Diego, Riverside and Los Angeles counties.She enjoys working with and educating her clients throughout the design process, for example, during the paint selection for a space, she explains how and why the paint colors will complement the room’s fabrics, furniture or adjacent spaces.Interior Design is her passion and she is always excited to” beautify” any space.

The Office of Innovative Teaching and Technology part of Azusa Pacific University. In June, hosted a 3 day workshop where professors learn new ways to use instructional technology, and online pedagogy to re-design there online course.

Recorded live from the Family Academic Literacy Project Design Institute in Memphis, Tennessee, listen to Writing Project colleagues discuss ideas and plans for improving young English Learners' academic literacy learning through the development of family academic literacy projects.

In 2006 Will Miller worked with Bob Proctor in "Life Success Consultants" to help individuals achieve their goals of success. From this, Will started the the Life by Design Institute in 2010 to continue his passion of helping people prosper in every area of their life. This passion has empowered Will's philosophy of personal and business growth and permeates throughout his personal life, his coaching practice, his speaking career, and his organizations. Stacey Hall is a Certified Natural Therapies Coach. I save the lives of overwhelmed and out-of-balance business owners and care givers. The Chi-To-Be! Energy Surges I share in my book are the 'antidote' to physical, emotional, and mental stress -- the leading cause of dis-ease. When you are ready to achieve all of your life's goals with velocity and ease...Ride The Chi and read 'Chi-To-Be! Achieving Your Ultimate B-All!'

Penny Livingston of the Regenerative Design Institute in Bolinas, California, talks about permaculture, money, and people. Pilar from Madison Wisconsin, and Chris walking from Milwaukee to Madison, also join us. Music by: Derrik Jordan, Adrian Belew, The Rhythm Rancher Will McCoy, T. … More ... The post Penny Livingston: Regenerative Design Institute appeared first on Paradigms Podcast.

Human Design shows your nature through a simple and graphic interface. ... channels (Kabbalah), hexagrams (I Ching) and planetary activations (astrology) As in astrology, Human Design calculations are based on the planetary constellations. Josette Lamotte is an accredited IHDS-certified teacher and offer accredited IHDS courses in the IHDS virtual classroom on the Jovian Archive website. Click here to see the schedule of upcoming courses. I also offer Reading Analysis live, by phone, in my IHDS virtual office, or in person. Accessing the IHDS virtual office on the Jovian Archive website is easy, all you need is to do is click here and enter your name without password. Now in my 12th year of being dedicated to Human Design, I have a holistic approach to well-being with the Human Design System at its core. I use this unique and revolutionary system to help others understand how they relate to themselves and improving all the different aspects of their life. I have been working in the health and healing field for 16 years. I am a certified clinical nutritionist, a certified PHS practitioner and a certified Rave psychologist. I use Human Design as a diagnostic tool in my nutritional counseling. I am a BG5 consultant and I apply Penta analysis knowledge into my business practice. I use this new science as a diagnostic tool for all aspects of my life. The heart of what Human Design has to offer is recognition and awareness; it has become the common ground unifying principle. www.humandesigninstitute.com