Podcasts about development operations

With co-host Stonewater Director of Development Operations, James Bradbury we discuss the new Labour Government plan for housing with guests Anne Costain, Stonewater Chief Financial Officer, Isabelle Kirk, Stonewater Assistant Director of Treasury and Director of Housing and Development at Lloyds Banking Group.From funding challenges, development hurdles and everything in between On the Air brings to light how the sector is placed to support the Governments plan for housing and what we need to help deliver much needed housing. 

In this episode, Stephen shares more stories and advice on how development staff can communicate and work more effectively with fiscal staff.

As a mother of 2 and 3 time Ironman finisher with countless other athletic pursuits under my belt, Katie created pursuit endurance after going through pregnancy as a triathlete and navigating the challenges of being a new mother when she re-entered the sport.She wants to be the person she wished she had: to give better resources and guidance to mothers who are pregnant and postpartum and want to stay active in their sport.Katie is a Native Washingtonian originally from Burke, VA. She's a mother to six year old, Elias, and three year old, Emett. She is a three-time Ironman triathlete, 15-time marathoner, and avid cyclist who enjoys clipping into all sorts of adventures on the road, has dabbled a bit in off road riding, and is often indoors on Zwift!When she's not teaching mothers about cycling & pregnancy and postpartum fitness, she works for DC SCORES as the Senior Director of Development Operations & Events. She lives in the Michigan Park neighborhood of Washington, DC with her husband and two boys, and her first two furbabies, a dog and a cat!She has numerous multisport certifications under her belt, and is a pregnancy and postpartum athleticism coach!In this episode we chat about:Top myths of working out pregnant The pregnancy comparison trap– how to avoid it and meet yourself where you are atReturn to sport postpartum– should you have a ‘comeback' race?What is your WHY as a pregnant athlete?How to avoid overdoing it during pregnancy and PPNutrition in pregnancy & postpartumLEA risks PPWhat questions to ask to ask your provider PPMaking sense of your body's feedback as a pregnant/PP athleteAnd more!

Discover the latest in modern marketing with Margeaux Buttner, SVP, Group Creative Director, and Jennifer Squillante, Director, Development Operations, and in this special episode of PROPcasts. Margeaux and Jenn share their expertise on everything from modular content to experience optimization rooms, offering valuable insights and practical tips for navigating today's dynamic marketing landscape. Recently recognized in the PM360 Elite 100, Jenn as a "Leader of the Future" and Margeaux as a “Creative Director”, their perspectives are not to be missed. Tune in to hear their inspiring journey and innovative strategies.

After hundreds of interviews with tech innovators I have concluded they are all trying to accomplish the same thing: tell how they can help get the word out that they may have a slice of the solution for federal information technology. One of the best ways to “get the word out” is through a community of interest. During the interview today, Derek Weeks details his success in forming a community around Development Operations, or DevOps.  In fact, he has published a book detailing that wildly successful endeavor:  Unfair Mindshare LINK One of the keys is to listen to problems and gaining a deeper understanding of the challenges in remedying complex tech concerns in the federal government. The community is called DevOpsDay https://devopsdays.org/ Derek and a colleague started with an idea to have a couple of hundred developers have access to each other in an informal meeting. It became so popular that it has blossomed into a group of 30,000. Some key takeaways ·Start with a user-lead experience. There is no use in guessing what topics will be of interest to the community. Reach out personally to dig deep into current issues and concerns. ·Give without expectation. User generated content is closest to the problems than anything from the marketing department. Content from sponsors as well as from members should be shared willingly. ·1,000-hour rule. There is a commitment of at least 1,000 hours a year to accomplish a successful community. This is not a “set it and forget it” initiative. Careful nurturing and growth of the community needs a real effort. ·Localize community relationships. We have seen meetups all over the world. One way to get the word out is to contact like-minded professionals. A problem in Sao Paulo, Brazil could be the exact concern in Kigali, Rwanda. ·Sustaining the relationship is as crucial as beginning it. Derek gives specific tips on maintaining the relationship over the long haul. The success of community building tells us more about software developers than anything else. Aggressive pitches will be discounted. Generic email blasts are outdated. Digital natives appreciate authentic experiences. This means that a community leader does not look at a member of a community as a “prospect” but as a “person.” = = = Want to leverage you next podcast appearance? www.podscorecard.com Connect to John Gilroy on LinkedIn   https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-gilroy/ Want to listen to other episodes? www.Federaltechpodcast.com

Though her official title is Director of Development, Marquette Cos.' Ann Reckelhoff plays a huge role in all aspects of projects, including branding and design, construction management, hiring and operations, management and lease-up. In this episode of Mission Success: Women in Multifamily, Reckelhoff reveals to Multi-Housing News Senior Editor Laura Calugar what it takes to be successful in today's complicated economic context. With extensive experience in both development and operations, Reckelhoff admits that the people that she surrounds herself with are a key ingredient of her accomplishments.

Welcome back to the Apartment Academy! We are kicking off the new batch of episodes with professor Jared Hutter, CEO/Chief Snow Shoveler at Aptitude Development. Jared discusses overcoming challenges and achieving success in student housing markets, emphasizing strategic preparation and efficient management, including optimizing the student turnover process. To learn more about Aptitude Development, visit https://www.aptitudere.com/ About the Apartment Academy: The Apartment Academy podcast is hosted by Leonardo247 founder, CEO, and Professor of Property, Daniel Cunningham. Each 20 to 30 minute episode features an insightful and educational conversation with a leader in the multifamily industry. Check out all the episodes and subscribe to get the latest episodes as they release here: https://lnkd.in/gkajWmFS

This is the latest episode of the free DDW narrated podcast, titled “Where is the latest innovation in neuroscience?” which covers three written for Volume 23 – Issue 4, Fall 2022 of DDW. They are called: "Taking a new approach to tackle neurodegenerative diseases", " The rise of digital biomarkers in neuroscience drug development", and "Keeping technology at the front of neuroscience research". In the first article, William Erhardt, President, Head of Development & Operations of biotech Oligomerix, tells Lu Rahman about the company's differentiated approach to developing disease-modifying therapeutics for neurodegenerative diseases.  In the second article, Dr J Mark Treherne, Dr Jenny Barnett and Dr Paula Moran answer the question of whether an expansion in the use of effective digital biomarkers will help improve the productivity of drug development in neuroscience.  In the third article, David Gray, CSO of Inscopix talks to Lu Rahman about the company's understanding of the neuroscience market and its quest to improve technologies for neuroscientists to enable multimodal research. You can also find The Drug Discovery World Podcast on Spotify, Google Play and Apple Podcasts. 

Dr. Christine Hardy and Dr. Kristen Weishaar of the Flint Animal Care Cancer Center at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, Colorado join Next Steps Forward host Chris Meek to discuss their mission to improve the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of cancer in pet animals and how they translate their research and knowledge to benefit people with cancer. Dr. Christine Hardy is the Associate Director, Development Operations and Strategy Lead of the One Cure Program. Dr. Kristen Weishaar is the Director of the Oncology Clinical Trials Service. They will both speak to the incredible similarities between cancer in dogs and humans and the research that is creating a better understanding of both.

Dr. Christine Hardy and Dr. Kristen Weishaar of the Flint Animal Care Cancer Center at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, Colorado join Next Steps Forward host Chris Meek to discuss their mission to improve the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of cancer in pet animals and how they translate their research and knowledge to benefit people with cancer. Dr. Christine Hardy is the Associate Director, Development Operations and Strategy Lead of the One Cure Program. Dr. Kristen Weishaar is the Director of the Oncology Clinical Trials Service. They will both speak to the incredible similarities between cancer in dogs and humans and the research that is creating a better understanding of both.

Guests: Lauren Aulenbach, Director of Annual Funds, Megan Rogers, Director of Development Operations, and Alex Bellamy, Director of Alumni Relations   The donations made to PCA during NTGD go to the PCA Fund - and these gifts help PCA maintain that margin of excellence that PCA has secured and maintained for the past 26 years! NTGD is Thursday, September 21st - but you can give NOW - no need to wait until Sept. 21st.   The goal this year is to raise $500,000 across the PCA system, $60,000 at the North campus alone! Each campus has grade level challenges based on the greatest percentage of participants! We want everyone to give something, no matter the amount!   To make a donation to PCA, visit the North Texas Giving Day website and search for Prestonwood Christian Academy!   PCA alumni have the opportunity to support the continued vision and mission of PCA - remember, “Once a lion, always a lion!” PCA loves our alumni and pray that they will continue to appreciate the investment that PCA made in their journey…and look forward to those incredible alumni returning some of that investment back into the PCA community!   Thank you to all those who give to support the mission and vision of PCA - you have been blessed to be a blessing - and your generosity is appreciated! Special shout out to Jared Wood for allowing us to use his music - check him out at JaredWoodMusic!

Listen to this week's Paycheck Podcast from Lea Love, Manager of Development Operations at Charlotte Rescue Mission.

Achieving Clinical Research at Scale through Data and Relationships. In this episode, Bari Kowal, SVP and Head of Clinical Development Operations and Portfolio Manager at Regeneron, talks about her career journey in clinical R&D, from her days as a CRA to her current role as an executive, and what it takes to go from supporting a handful of sites to execute research, to helping a large organization do so at scale.  Learn more about clinical research development operations by listening to this episode! Click this link to the show notes, transcript, and resources: outcomesrocket.health

Listen to the latest Paycheck Podcast from Lea Love, Manager of Development Operations at Charlotte Rescue Mission.

Through its long history and current program offerings, women continue to be a driving force within USTA Southern.  We start with Jaime Kaplan, who rose to No. 91 in doubles on the WTA Tour and was inducted into the Southern Tennis Hall of Fame in 2020. She talks about her current role as Southern Tennis Foundation's Director, Development & Operations, spreading the word about its giving back mission and raising funds. Maria Cercone heads up junior tennis for USTA Southern and discusses the new Playoff Series which provides opportunities for players of diverse backgrounds to earn a wild card for the $15K USTA Pro Circuit event in Huntsville, Alabama May 22-28. The Florida Tennis Hall of Famer explains how the series gives expanded opportunities to HBCU players. This episode spotlights the achievements of Raleigh, N.C.'s Gavin Goode, along with the 2022 Slew Hester Players of the Year Karen Rembert, of Raleigh, N.C. and Albert Lyle, from Jackson, Miss.

In this session recorded at DPHARM 2022, Bari Kowal, SVP & Head, Development Operations and Portfolio Management, Regeneron, moderates a panel discussion on: Examining how modernizations like the implementation of AI/ML, RWE, DE&I, DCTs impact the need for more flexibility clinical trial designBuilding protocols in tandem with study design and re-envisioning methods to execute trials Panelists include: Henry Wei, MD, Head of Development Innovation, RegeneronRinol Alaj, MBA, Senior Director, Head of Clinical Outcomes Assessment & Patient Innovation, RegeneronBill Illis, Global Head, Collaboration and Technology Strategy, Clinical Development & Analytics, Novartis 

In part 2, moderated by former Partner Peter Mirus, three of Build's experts lead a discussion about the challenges facing modern development/fundraising operations. We answer questions from the audience about development operations and technology challenges, and share insights and experience from our combined decades of experience in nonprofit strategy and constituent relationship management (CRM). The Questions I'm starting an individual giving program from the ground up. What should be my major focus points?  What are the potential pitfalls in selecting a new CRM system for my organization?  Our CRM seemed perfect during the sales pitch in but reality, there are a lot of workarounds that are taking up a lot of my time.  What's the role of leadership and supporting good constituent relationship management practices?

In this episode, moderated by former Partner Peter Mirus, three of Build's experts lead a discussion about the challenges facing modern development/fundraising operations. We answer questions from the audience about development operations and technology challenges, and share insights and experience from our combined decades of experience in nonprofit strategy and constituent relationship management (CRM). The Questions We shared our thoughts in answer to the following questions: What have been the major fundraising development, technology trends and evolutions over the past three to four years?  It seems that Salesforce has dominated the market. Do you think, Microsoft or any other company has a chance to be competitive?  What should non-profit fundraising and development look for in the future evolution of CRM technology? What are the kinds of improvements or enhancements that we should expect to see maybe over the next year or two or even longer than that?  Do you think there are more advancements that can be made with data visualization or have those peaks been reached? 

Listen to the latest Charlotte Rescue Mission paycheck podcast by Lea Love, Manager of Development Operations.

Genefa Murphy comes from a background in Information Technology and Development Operations. She now works in Customer Experience and focuses on marketing.  Her leadership style focuses on the 3 M's - Method, Message and Making It Work.In call centers across the country, You might think that the customer experience in call centers across the country would have improved since the pandemic.  Instead, primarily due to the volume and velocity of the calls that customer experience teams were dealing with, at that time, some customer experiences were not positive.This is a direct result of the fact that, prior to the pandemic, so much of what customers did was often done in person. During the pandemic, and after, customers were forced to handle customer support issues completely online or over the phone. This increased the overall volume and the speed, or velocity, at which calls were coming in. 

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Mattie Fowler Burkhardt, Nebraska Senior Director of Development Operations, Huskers Softball Alumna and Color Commentator, joined Jessica Coody on Sports Nightly to discuss Nebraska Softball's stellar season, including their explosive offense and the growth of their underclassmen as the team continues to surge up the standings.

Mattie Fowler Burkhardt, Nebraska Senior Director of Development Operations, Huskers Softball Alumna and Color Commentator, joined Jessica Coody on Sports Nightly to discuss Nebraska Softball's stellar season, including their explosive offense and the growth of their underclassmen as the team continues to surge up the standings.

Mattie Fowler Burkhardt, Nebraska Senior Director of Development Operations, Huskers Softball Alumna and Color Commentator, joined Jessica Coody on Sports Nightly to discuss Nebraska Softball's stellar season, including their explosive offense and the growth of their underclassmen as the team continues to surge up the standings.

It's scholarship time! Learn all about the scholarships available to Durham Tech students through the Durham Tech Foundation from Cassandra Rycek, Coordinator of Development Operations. Apply for scholarships on the Durham Tech website! The application window is March 15th through April 15th, 2022.  Need help from a librarian? Use this form to book an appointment with us! Learn more about our new Recording Room and our Tech Tools on our website. Use the 'Reserve Our Recording Room' form to reserve the Recording Room up to six weeks in advance.  Cassandra read Your Deepest Fear by David Jackson (available through interlibrary loan). Check out our Women's History Month collection in the Dogwood Digital Library! E-books and Audiobooks for everyone! Find the 2022 Read Great Things Challenge on the Library Blog (and don't forget to subscribe).  Follow the library on Facebook and Instagram. Contact me, Courtney Bippley, at bippleyc@durhamtech.edu. Contact the Durham Tech Library at library@durhamtech.edu.  Music for this podcast was made by Robert Isaacs. 

Conflict treated well makes us all better. Within our ministries we deal with conflict on all levels. Learning to do this in a healthy way is one key to moving our ministries forward and accomplishing our mission.   Shane Hart Director of Development & Operations, One Church

Most of the 12-14 years it takes to develop a new drug aren't spent actually developing the drug. Enrollment, overseeing the trial, closing the trial, submitting to regulatory bodies — that's where the time goes. There's a better way — and the expedited COVID vaccines prove it. Today, Jay Kaminski, Independent Biotech Executive and former leader of Global Clinical Research and Development Operations, joins the show to discuss how drug development can benefit from the lessons learned in other industries and turn the COVID vaccine timeline into the new standard. In this episode, we discuss: - Why the technology and innovation in clinical trials lags behind the science - How other industries, such as mobile banking, can shape faster, more effective drug development - Why standardization and partnerships would radically transform the effectiveness of the industry To hear more from Accelerating Clinical, check us out on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or on our website. Listening on a desktop & can't see the links? Just search for Accelerating Clinical on your favorite podcast player.

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In this episode of Fairygodboss Radio, Romy is joined by Wanda Hope, Chief Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Officer at Johnson & Johnson. Wanda shares her experiences (and advice!) of her flourishing 30-year career at J&J – from being the first in many roles as a young sales professional to advancing DEI as a thought leader. Wanda Bryant Hope is an accomplished business executive with significant experience in general management, marketing, sales, commercial operations, and human resources. She currently serves as Chief Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Officer at Johnson & Johnson, and is responsible for globally advancing the company's diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) outcomes, strengthening DEI capabilities, and driving growth through innovation. Prior to this role, Wanda held a variety of leadership positions across Johnson & Johnson including Vice President, Sales & Marketing; Vice President, Commercial Analytics, Development & Operations; and Vice President, Global Performance & Development. She has been recognized for her ability to exceed business results, deliver innovative solutions to complex challenges, lead global change, develop people for optimal results and DEI global outcomes. Wanda is a sought-after speaker and thought leader on advancing DEI to drive business performance and results. Her passion and performance have been recognized with several awards including the Elite 100 of Black Women leaders by Diverse Women Media, Penn State Smeal Diversity Award, and the Most Powerful Women in Corporate Diversity by Black Enterprise Magazine. Wanda received her Bachelor of Science degree in Marketing from The Pennsylvania State University. She and her husband Bobby are the proud parents of Tyler, their 14-year-old son.

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Welcome to Imagine the Possibilities with Intellia, where we showcase Intellia talent across departments. On this show, we take deep dives into all things culture and careers. We talk about career steps (and missteps), development, growth, and more. Today we are imagining the possibilities with Jeffrey Cehelsky, VP of Development Operations. Just imagine the possibilities of what we can learn together! This podcast is intended to provide individuals who are pursuing a career in the biopharmaceutical industry an opportunity to learn from Intellia employees about our industry and potential career paths. The views and opinions expressed represent those of the participating individuals and do not necessarily represent the views or opinions of Intellia Therapeutics or endorsement by Intellia Therapeutics.

Brent Emerson Charlotte North Carolina was born in California and went to school at Arizona State University. He specializes in Scaling Business, Branding & Awareness, Development Operations, and Horticulture. He loves Traveling and belief in Spirituality.

In the latest episode of the Empowerography Podcast, my guest is Chelsea Brown. Chelsea Brown is founder & CEO of Millie Inc., a community that empowers global perspective, compassion and kindness, connecting women around the world. Originally focused on womenled, sustainable travel and in-person conferences, Millie expanded to include The Millie Podcast, The Storytellers essays and online speaking events. A percentage of Millie revenue is donated to organizations that empower women and girls. To date, Millie has contributed over C$21,000 to social enterprises and NGOs globally. Chelsea is also VP Development & Operations at Clarity Management Group, a boutique consulting firm specializing in high net worth risk management in the banking sector. A Toronto native, she lived in the U.K., USA and Canada as a child. This instilled within her a desire to not only explore the world, but to make a difference in it. From her time as a mentor at Girls E-Mentorship Innovation (GEM), to the organizations and innovators she supports: Chelsea's passion has always been championing women to unlock their potential. She currently sits on the International Advisory Board for Sitti Social Enterprises, which works to empower the economic growth and self-reliance of the Palestinian community.  Website - https://www.millie.ca IG - https://www.instagram.com/chelseaatmillie        https://www.instagram.com/themilliecommunity "Millie is a company that essentially empowers global perspective, compassion and kindness" - 00:03:54 "Success to me is not comparing myself to others" - 00:33:30 "I can only be myself, that is my daily mantra" - 00:47:56 Empowerography would like to offer you a discount code to one of our exclusive partners, Quartz & Canary Jewelry & Wellness Co. Please use CODE EMPOWER15 to receive 15% off upon check out at www.quartzandcanary.com. Quartz & Canary is truly the place, where spirituality meets style.

In the latest episode of the Empowerography Podcast, my guest is Chelsea Brown. Chelsea Brown is founder & CEO of Millie Inc., a community that empowers global perspective, compassion and kindness, connecting women around the world. Originally focused on womenled, sustainable travel and in-person conferences, Millie expanded to include The Millie Podcast, The Storytellers essays and online speaking events. A percentage of Millie revenue is donated to organizations that empower women and girls. To date, Millie has contributed over C$21,000 to social enterprises and NGOs globally. Chelsea is also VP Development & Operations at Clarity Management Group, a boutique consulting firm specializing in high net worth risk management in the banking sector. A Toronto native, she lived in the U.K., USA and Canada as a child. This instilled within her a desire to not only explore the world, but to make a difference in it. From her time as a mentor at Girls E-Mentorship Innovation (GEM), to the organizations and innovators she supports: Chelsea's passion has always been championing women to unlock their potential. She currently sits on the International Advisory Board for Sitti Social Enterprises, which works to empower the economic growth and self-reliance of the Palestinian community.  Website - https://www.millie.ca IG - https://www.instagram.com/chelseaatmillie        https://www.instagram.com/themilliecommunity "Millie is a company that essentially empowers global perspective, compassion and kindness" - 00:03:54 "Success to me is not comparing myself to others" - 00:33:30 "I can only be myself, that is my daily mantra" - 00:47:56 Empowerography would like to offer you a discount code to one of our exclusive partners, Quartz & Canary Jewelry & Wellness Co. Please use CODE EMPOWER15 to receive 15% off upon check out at www.quartzandcanary.com. Quartz & Canary is truly the place, where spirituality meets style.

Chad Capellman had a chance to reunite with a former colleague, Suzanne Medina, who has spent the past 15 years with Major League Baseball and where she was recently promoted to Vice President of Spanish Content Development & Operations. They talked about her early days building out the first Spanish-language sites for major league teams, and how that became a business model for her current department. They talked about how both teams -- and companies outside of baseball -- should approach multilingual endeavors, and how social media better connects her and her team to passionate fans around the world. She shared a great story about how years ago, her mother once mortified her in front of Hall of Famer Ricky Henderson. She also shared her take on the importance of the hiring of Kim Ng as major league baseball's first female general manager and how Fernando Tatis, Jr. is transcending languages and cultures as he brings a welcome energy to the game.

Cordell Hardy, Philly native and FAMU (B.S.) and University of Minnesota Twin Cities (Ph.D) grad walks us through his journey to corporate leadership. He found his way using his passion for math and science as his compass. In this episode, he talks about early critical thinking skill development as a foundation for his success, remaining intellectually curious, and using his position for greater impact. Listen for these gems and more!

Heather Wolff joined Decibel in February 2018 as the head of clinical development operations for Decibel Therapeutics. Heather is responsible for Decibel’s clinical operations, regulatory operations, medical writing and data management functions, providing leadership around the company’s development programs. She has a long track record in clinical development, with a focus on building and leading data management groups. Widely recognized as a leader in the space, she has been a key member of both large and small companies including Infinity Pharmaceuticals, Millennium Pharmaceuticals (Takeda), Accenture (ACE), Synta Pharmaceuticals and Genetics Institute (Wyeth). She played a role in successfully gaining FDA approval for Wyeth’s rhBMP-2 in the U.S. and E.U., and also facilitated the acquisition of sNDAs for Millennium’s Velcade product. Heather graduated from Skidmore College with a B.A. in English.

Costa Panagos is president, Research and Development Operations, responsible for the global delivery and customer experience of all IQVIA’s clinical development operations. He oversees a variety of delivery models including traditional full-service studies, virtual trials, and flexible staffing arrangements, while also advocating for increased use of innovative technologies and IQVIA CORE-enabled solutions to improve operational... The post Costa Panagos – IQVIA appeared first on FPG Maestro.

Summary: In this episode the Propcast talks to Jordan Kostelac from JLL Asia and Helen Lam from Lendlease about the unhidden truths of working in PropTech Asia.    The Propcast is by Louisa Dickins, co-founder of LMRE the leading Global PropTech recruiter brought to you in partnership with UK PropTech Association, The UK PropTech Association is a membership organisation to drive the digital transformation of the property industry. This show will focus on connecting the Proptechs, real estate funds and VC's globally…and get everyone talking about innovation of the build to rent environment.   About Our Host Louisa Dickins https://www.linkedin.com/in/louisa-dickins-ab065392/?originalSubdomain=uk  Louisa started her career in property working at a well-known estate agency in London. Realising her people skills, she moved over to Lloyd May to pursue a career in recruitment. She now is a Director at LMRE, who are a specialist recruitment firm driven by PropTech and recruitment professionals, and Louisa oversees their 5 core areas. Louisa co-founded LMRE and provides a constructive recruitment platform to the new disruptors in real estate. Louisa is also on the board of Directors at UK PropTech Association (UKPA). About LMRE LMRE believe there is a better way to recruit. LMRE focus on a more comprehensive, client led focus delivering exceptional talent to the right place at the right time. They are passionate about the industry and passionate about people's careers. LMRE spend time with each client to become and an extension of the business, and their transparency and core values help them grow with the sector. LMRE simplify recruitment and innovate with our clients and evolve the people driven, PropTech community.   About Our Guests Jordan Kostelac  https://www.linkedin.com/in/jkostelac/?originalSubdomain=hk  As JLL's director for Proptech in the Asia Pacific, Jordan has been tasked with driving technical innovation within the firm and for their clients. He is also concurrently the co-founder and creative lead for home-grown cider brand NEONOTIC! and a founding partner of HK Walls, a non-profit arts organisation that aims to create opportunities for local and international artists which is best known for its annual street art festival held during Hong Kong's art month each March. In Jordan's mind, JLL's path towards becoming a technology firm specialising in real estate must start with becoming an advisory firm first.    Helen Lam https://www.linkedin.com/in/helenlam8/?originalSubdomain=sg  Helen has over 19 years experience in property and development environments in Asia and Australia including 15 years in Commercial & Retail Property Management, Investment and Mixed-use/Urban Regeneration projects across Asia Pacific Regions. Helen has been in Asia for over 9 years in various senior roles leading highly successful transformation projects, developments, acquisitions, strategic management, and commercial projects. Helen has a strong knowledge of technical, operational, legal, and commercial aspects of the businesses. Track record of success in innovation, change management, leadership, governance, systems implementation and strategies around commercial and retail opportunities. Helen's current role oversees the Development Operations and innovation teams for Lendlease. She is primarily responsible for managing the process of governance, corporate innovation and change management. This means not only supporting people as they originate and execute new ideas, driving consistent standards for the existing portfolio of urban regeneration projects but also recognising solutions to be researched, tested and integrated into the way they work.   Resources mentioned LMRE website www.lmre.co.uk  UKPA website www.ukpa.com JLL Asia Pacific website www.jllapsites.com/research/geographies/asia-pacific  Lendlease website www.lendlease.com    Insights From This Episode • That urgency and that just instinct to act when something is almost existential is really what drives progress more than sitting back and waiting until we find what we think is the smoothest path – Jordan Kostelac  • There will be macro thinkers and there's micro thinkers, and the job right now is to pull both of them together to actually tangibly deliver the micro projects, but have the macro view– Helen Lam • You need to harvest an ecosystem that needs to be nurtured as a community to make progress in the industry – Helen Lam • That veil of secrecy that existed between asset holders and the tenants is much more thin than it used to be. So of course, we're trying to make sure that technology supports better analysis and more sophisticated transactions – Jordan Kostelac • I think the most interesting trend is where we're taking human senses and then applying computing specifically to look for a certain things using those senses – Jordan Kostelac • I always encourage younger women in my teams to essentially get out there on the construction site. The reality is, if you don't actually put yourself out there, then it won't change – Helen Lam   Subscribe Apple | Google | Spotify | Stitcher | iHeart   A Podcast Company -  is the leading podcast production company for brands, organizations, institutions, individuals, and entrepreneurs. Our team sets you up with the right equipment, training, and guidance to ensure you sound amazing. - https://www.apodcastcompany.com and www.podcastsyndicator.com  

What if you could take any random person off the street, plug them into your contact center operation and have them fielding customer calls right away? It may sound too good to be true. After all, contact center agents have to solve complex customer problems while keeping up with new products and process changes. They typically spend weeks in a classroom before they're allowed to speak with customers. Managers need them on the phone NOW to deal with spikes in call volume, but they also want agents fully knowledgeable about the company's offerings. How can contact centers accelerate agent training while making sure they provide great customer service?JD chats with Sebastian Tindall, Head of Learning and Development Operations at Vitality, who shares his approach to developing highly-capable contact center agents within a fast-paced insurance and wellness operation. They explore resource-based learning, which focuses on providing information and tools agents can access in the workflow to solve problems and build their knowledge. Check out these recommended resources and professionals to learn more about applying a resource-based approach to learning. Bob Mosher - Chief Learning Evangelist, 5 Moments of NeedDavid James - Chief Learning Officer, LooopJosh Bersin - Global Industry AnalystModern Learning Ecosystem Framework (LearnGeek)Listen to Sebastian's appearance on the Learning Uncut podcast with Michelle Ockers. The 80 Percent is brought to you by Axonify. To learn how you can provide communication and training to your frontline workforce that actually works, visit axonify.com. If you have a frontline story you'd like us to explore on a future episode, let us know at podcast@axonify.comJoin the #FrontlineForward effort by visiting axonify.com/frontlineforward to access free training content, download the 2020 State of Frontline Employee Training Report and subscribe for the updates.

In case you missed my LIVE interview with the phenomenal Karen Pilla (Senior Director of Development Operations, Oracle), here are a few of the wisdom gems she shared:The key word is flexible. You have to be flexible during these times. It's okay to hit that wall. And take some time for yourself.It's okay not to always feel productive especially when going through times of change. As a leader it's important to give them the freedom to act and if they don't have the best day today, they'll do better tomorrow.The most important piece of being able to keep people productive is making sure that they understand that it's possible to be flexible.It's important to throw in some fun activities in weekly meetings and calls to keep morale high and to destress. For products, It's essential to be realistic and flexible, about what our deadlines are, when we can deliver things.To be notified for future interviews be sure to connect with me here on LinkedIn AND to learn more about how to build the mindset and influence for real change, join our community at www.SherylKline.com. #limitlessleader #womenwholead #oracle #sherylkline

Original air date: January 28, 2021 Sponsored content session by DME Delivers This session discusses: Communicating unknowns with donors; How COVID-19 has affected ability to engage with donors; Stewarding philanthropic vs. transactional giving; Value in utilizing a marketing partner; Marketing to never and lapsed prospects; and Stewarding and engaging high level donors. Speakers: Tye Edwards, Sr. Business Development Manager, DME Delivers; Brett Berg, Assistant VP of Advancement, University of West Florida; Mattie Burkhardt, Senior Director of Development Operations, University of Nebraska Huskers Athletic Fund; Charley Thrash, Associate AD of Development, UTEP Miner Athletic Club; Paul Vosilla, Director of External Affairs, University of Florida Gator Boosters, Inc.

We pre-recorded today's conversation via Zoom to discuss Front Royal Christian School's re-opening plans with Lorraine Hewitt, Head of School/Superintendent & Mary Anna Ouakil, Director of Communication, Development & Operations. Lorraine gave us a bit of background and history about Front Royal Christian School and discussed the education model, classes and students they serve. Front Royal Christian School is a Pre-K through 12th grade non-denominational, independent, private school in Front Royal that is the model school for the Center for Cognitive Formation, focusing its philosophy of education on cognitive modifiability and social-emotional learning. We talked about how they managed their shutdown in March, the subsequent learning experiences as well as what's happening throughout the summer. They explained Front Royal Christian School's re-opening plans set to open on August 25 and walked me through the various scenarios and protocols that will be in place. K3-5th grade will be attending on-campus Monday through Friday from 8am-3pm with full instruction and activities. Middle/High School will be attending on-campus Monday through Thursday with full academic instruction, athletics, drama, art, etc. An alternative FRCS Hybrid program will also be offered as an option for students. For more information about the school, visit their website: https://frontroyalchristianschool.com/ and follow them on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/frontroyalchristianschool/  

As our first trilogy comes to a close, and we embark on the next one, we’re doing what all great trilogies do: Upending everything that made the initial one great and starting afresh. We have taken on board some excellent listener feedback to keep this the highest quality Elixir related podcast. So, for this launchisode, rather than doing a trailer, we are diving in headfirst with a full episode on system and application architecture, this season’s theme, with Justus Eapen, Dan Ivovich, and Eric Oestrich. We kick off the show by getting to know Dan and Eric a bit better. This season, as per listener requests, we will spend more time on our guests' personal lives. We learn about Dan and Eric’s time at SmartLogic, their experience working with Elixir, and their approaches to learning it. From there, we move onto tackling clients’ projects. We discuss the importance of letting ideas flow free as well as how to break projects down into manageable sized segments to work on. Following this, we touch on flexible architecture. As the world changes, sometimes at a pace faster than we anticipate, it is more important than ever to design systems that we can iterate on. Then, we discuss the future of applications and architecture and the exciting possibilities in-store. The show rounds off with our new segment, Pattern Matching with Todd, where our friend Todd Resudek gets to know someone in the community a bit better. Today, he talks with Connor Rigby of Binary Noggin, finding out more about his programing journey, his favorite music and movies, and his WiFi meshing project. We're so excited for this season, and we hope you join us on the journey. Tune in today! Key Points From This Episode: Dan’s background and how he came to be Director of Development Operations. How Eric started at SmartLogic and what his journey at the company has been like. Learn what convinced Dan to go all-in on Elixir and make the move from Rails Some of the educational materials and tools Dan and Eric used to learn Elixir. Dan’s preferred style of design and why he enjoys TDD. Why we think that Cucumber falls short and chose to move away from it. Find out what we think domain-driven design is. How Dan and Eric approach deconstructing clients’ projects. Pre-coding: Why it’s best to do free-form planning, with no constraints. Insights into the broad-reaching term of ‘API’ and what we mean by it. SOAP and REST APIs: What they are and the differences between them. How Dan, Eric, and Justus’s thinking about designing and application architecture has evolved. Object-oriented programming versus functional: Our take on the age-old debate. Is this finally the year that we get to kill micro-services? The relationship between team size and micro-services and some other constraints. What the future has in store for applications and architecting. Pattern-matching with Todd: Five questions to get to know Connor Rigby a bit better. Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: Justus Eapen on Twitter — https://twitter.com/justuseapen Dan Ivovich on Twitter — https://twitter.com/danivovich Eric Oestrich on Twitter — https://twitter.com/ericoestrich Kalevala on GitHub — https://github.com/oestrich/kalevala Valve — https://www.valvesoftware.com/en/ Ecto — https://hexdocs.pm/ecto/Ecto.html Phoenix Elixir books — https://pragprog.com/book/phoenix14/programming-phoenix-1-4 Ruby on Rails — https://rubyonrails.org/ Designing for Scalability with Erlang — http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920024149.do Mike Amundsen on O’Reily Media — https://www.oreilly.com/pub/au/1192 Designing Elixir Systems With OTP — https://www.amazon.com/Designing-Elixir-Systems-OTP-Self-healing/dp/1680506617 Cucumber — https://cucumber.io/ Visual Studio Code — https://code.visualstudio.com/ SOAP vs REST APIs — https://www.soapui.org/learn/api/soap-vs-rest-api/ RESTFest — https://www.restfest.org/ ExVenture — https://exventure.org/ Kubernetes — https://kubernetes.io/ Phoenix — https://phoenixframework.org/ Nerves Project — https://www.nerves-project.org/ Todd Resudek on Twitter — https://twitter.com/sprsmpl Binary Noggin — https://binarynoggin.com/ Connor Rigby on GitHub — https://github.com/ConnorRigby The Big Lebowski — https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118715/ Aesop Rock on Twitter — https://twitter.com/AesopRockWins All That Remains on Twitter — https://twitter.com/ATRhq Korn — https://www.kornofficial.com/ Eric Meadows-Jönsson on Twitter — https://twitter.com/emjii Donnie Darko — https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0246578/ Richard Kelly — https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0446819/ Frank Hunleth on Twitter — https://twitter.com/fhunleth SmartLogic — https://smartlogic.io/ Special Guests: Connor Rigby and Dan Ivovich.

We’re kicking off Season 2 of Expand Your Horizons by welcoming a returning guest, Orlando Delgado. Orlando is the Director of Teacher Training & Development Operations for IH Mexico and has been a teacher trainer and CELTA and DELTA assessor for over 10 years around the world. Orlando is very knowledgeable and enthusiastic about online teaching and training in particular – and this week, we’re talking about what’s going on in the world right now and how that affects the ELT industry. We’re currently in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic, which is impacting how we’re thinking about teaching, learning, professional development, and communication in general. In this episode, Orlando joins me for a less formal conversation in which we reflect on what all of this could mean for our industry and bring you some general insight and advice on teaching online.

Do you think of IT when you hear the word "Development"? Well, think again! We sat down with Chief Development Officer, Judie Green, and Associate Director of Development Operations, Raechel Hofsteadter, to learn more about their work and how important their roles are in a non-profit organization. Take a listen!

Sales Development is the combination of art and science… the art is in the messaging, the human element of hiring, training and on boarding, and figuring out timing. The science is in the data, extracting value and using it iterate. Mo Moran with Greenhouse Software is one of those rare Sales Dev Leaders who have figured how to blend the best of both worlds to run a high performance program. Listen in to how she conceptualizes the program, how she works with the science of sales and how she blends art and science. If you’re a true student of the Sales Development craft, this is a must listen! Big news: Tenbound Sales Development Conferences 2020 are coming up! June 18th NYC, and August 17th in San Francisco. Grab EARLY BIRD tickets here → https://tenbound.com/conference/ #SDR #BDR #salesdevelopmentrep #salesdevelopment #prospecting #coldcalling #salesloft #outreach #sales #tenbound #salesforce #salesappointment #revenue #salesops #salesdev20#accountbasedmarketing #abm #6sense

On today's show, we are joined by Dan Ivovich from our team here at SmartLogic! Dan is the Director of Development Operations and has already been a guest and cohost a few times on the show. Today we are talking about hiring and training and his experience with these tasks at the company and especially concerning Elixir. We discuss the challenges Dan has faced in recruiting and the ways in which SmartLogic has lined up resumes and possible candidates through events and meetups. Dan explains some of the difficulties that are common for programmers transitioning into Elixir and how the company approaches the tasks of onboarding and ongoing support. We also get into Dan's favorite resources and tools for staying abreast of Elixir and his recommendations for practices to learn fast as a newcomer before he explains how he thinks about continual learning and expanding his own skillset. The conversation finishes with some thoughts and reflections on functional programming from our guest, so make sure to tune in for all of that and more! Key Points From This Episode: Dan's role at SmartLogic and how he leads the team. Recruiting new employees; collecting resumes and attending events. Challenges posed by recruiting good Elixir programmers and who to look for. Sticking points for people transitioning into Elixir from other languages. The stack at SmartLogic and the number of projects based in Elixir. Onboarding at the company; skills that are transferable to Elixir. Professional development and ongoing support for team members. Dan's favorite tools and resources for learning Elixir. Continual learning and Dan's strategies for growing his skillset. A simple definition of functional programming and Dan's early experiences with it. Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: SmartLogic — https://smartlogic.io/ Dan Ivovich — https://www.danivovich.com/ Dan Ivovich on Twitter — https://twitter.com/danivovich ElixirConf — https://elixirconf.com/events Java — https://www.java.com/ Ruby — https://www.ruby-lang.org/ Python — https://www.python.org/ Rails — https://rubyonrails.org/ Rust — https://www.rust-lang.org/ GO — https://golang.org/ Twitch — https://www.twitch.tv/ Bruce Tate — https://codesync.global/speaker/bruce-tate/ Scala — https://www.scala-lang.org/ Special Guest: Dan Ivovich.

Welcome to Episode 21 of Expand Your Horizons! This week, our guest is Orlando Delgado. Orlando has been working as the Director of Teacher Training & Development Operations for IH Mexico for 7 years now, leading the 15 IH TT Department branches in the country, and he is also a member of the executive board of directors. He has worked as a teacher trainer for over 10 years, in Mexico, the US, the UK, Ukraine, Italy, Canada, Tunisia and Argentina, and as a freelance coursebook writer for the University of Dayton. Additionally, he is a very active CELTA, ICELT and Delta Assessor, travelling in Europe, and North, Central and South America assessing other CELTA centres. He remains actively involved in professional development and reflective practice and holds a master’s degree in Teacher Education from The University of Manchester. He is currently working on his MBA through Warwick University Business School. As Director of Operations, Orlando leads and implements projects to make teacher training at IH Mexico as effective as it can be, and he also gets to work with the sales and marketing team to develop innovative new products and courses.In our interview today, we’ll be talking about his career path and how he got to where he is now, as well as what it’s like to be a non-native English speaker in the ELT (English language teaching) field, and what it’s like to teach or get certified to teach in Mexico.

Have you ever had a DTR conversation with a friend? While it still might be common to have a conversation where you define the relationship with someone you are dating, it is not necessarily a thing many of us do in our friendships. Lindsay and Lyndan didn’t let that stop them from having their own DTR convo though. These two unlikely friends are breaking the mold  with their authentic friendship and we love it. Lindsay and Lyndan have so much to say about how to build and maintain a safe and deep friendship in today’s episode. You really don’t want to miss out on hearing their inspiring friendship story today! Lindsay is a coach’s wife, twin mom, and the Director of Development & Operations for Polished Ministries. She is passionate about the work she gets to do! With a bachelor’s degree in writing and a minor in theology from the University of Sioux Falls in Sioux Falls, SD, Lindsay loves that she gets to combine her skills with her work in a meaningful way. Like many of her peers post-graduation, Lindsay struggled to find a job. She had the degree, but lacked the experience most employers wanted. After working as a personal nanny for two years and an administrative assistant at her church for several years after that, she made a transition home to care for her first baby. It didn't take long for Lindsay to realize God calling her to re-enter the workplace & serve her peers through Polished alongside Kat. She loves being a mom AND getting to work for an organization she deeply believes in. When Lindsay isn't working, spending time with her husband, or caring for her little people (which is almost never), Lindsay enjoys reading alone, being outside, and time with her dearest friends! Lindsay and Tony live in Dallas, TX, with their 4 littles (3, 2, & 1-year-old twins). Born and raised in Texas twig towns, Lyndan has a passion for helping others and working behind the scenes. Starting as the mail girl for a large corporation, she has braved business coaching, served as an executive assistant, and is currently Operations Manager at PyxisCare Management.  Outside of the office, Lyndan thrives when counseling Christian teens every summer and winter break in central Texas, getting to grow with her church family in Arlington, and asking hard questions. Joining Polished Fort Worth was the perfect outlet for pouring into others while creating deep and meaningful connections to do life well - together.  On any given evening, you can find her knee-deep in discussion with her small-group Bible study or exploring downtown Fort Worth for local food shops. She also appreciates the value of a quiet night in, cozied up with a good book, coffee in hand. She dreams of a day when I-35 is free of construction, all cars are equipped with seat warmers, and Hallmark holiday movies are acceptable year round. Today's episode is sponsored by Mom's Best Friend. MBF has been serving the Dallas/Ft.Worth metroplex in the Nanny/Household & staffing industry for 20 years. They place highly vetted and trained Nannies and Household staff in homes. Call the Mom's Best Friend office today and mention that you heard about them on the Polished Podcast to receive 10% off your placement fee. You can call them at: 972-446-0500 or email Lindsay Rose at lindsay.rose@momsbestfriend.com Connect With Lindsay Instagram: @lindsay_benedetto Connect With Lyndan Instagram: @itsmelyndie Stay connected with Polished by: Attending a Polished event Following Polished on Instagram Joining the Polished Network Starting a Polished chapter in your area   

If your company isn’t developing software, just wait five minutes.   Many companies that never dreamed they’d be developing their own software are having to “roll their own.” Sometimes it’s an internal use only, as a custom layer over an existing platform like Salesforce, sometimes as a product they’re selling.   All this development means having to create your own development operations team. Development Operations (DevOps) has brought IT operations and development teams a lot closer than ever before. Both sides are using network monitoring and other IT tools in some capacity, but how is DevOps taking over functions that used to be in IT's wheelhouse? To find out, I spoke with Sean Kenworthy, Senior Manager of Development Operations and Release Engineering here at Ipswitch. We discuss: What is DevOps? How Does DevOps Use Network Monitoring? If There is a Problem Who Fixes It, DevOps or IT? Under Attack: How Network Monitoring Detected A Stealth DDOS

We have a BIG episode on tap for you today with three different interviews.  In an institution like Ivy Tech with thousands of faculty and staff, getting a great idea you have from the classroom or office at a campus into the hands of other faculty and staff all across the College who may benefit from it can be daunting.  In this episode, we will discuss several ways you can bring visibility to your great idea - and may even find a source of funding to directly benefit your campus and students.   Segment One: Simplex   Guests: Kirsten Biel, Assistant Vice President of Talent Development; Systems Office Jason Roth, Program Chair for Design Technology, Assistant Dean for the School of Advanced Manufacturing, Engineering, and Applied Science; Indianapolis Campus. You can connect with Jason on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/jason-roth-9729542a.  You can learn more about the Design Technology program at our Indianapolis campus by following them on social media @IndyDESN   Learn more about the Simplex Training & Certification Process: https://www.ivytech.edu/files/Simplex.pdf   Upcoming Simplex Training Dates & Application Information: Training     Dates                       Location            Application Date   Simplex 1  November 8-9, 2018   Indianapolis    Friday, Sept 14, 2018   Simplex 1  November 30 &           Elkhart            Friday, Oct 5, 2018                 December 7, 2018   Simplex 1  January 25 &               Columbus       Friday, Nov 30, 2018                 February 1, 2019 Simiplex 2 Spring 2019 Dates TBD Indianapolis             TBD   Application Instructions for Simplex Training: https://www.ivytech.edu/hr/talent-development.html#apps   Part Two: Eight Week Classes Guest: Cory Clasemann-Ryan, Assistant Vice President of Student Success; Systems Office   The second conversation on today’s episode was about funding opportunities to support eight week classes.  I want to thank Dr. Cory Clasemann-Ryan who is Assistant Vice President of Student Success.  You can connect with Cory on Twitter @CoryClasemann.  If you’re a part of our Ivy Tech family, you can learn more about Eight Week Classes by going to MyIvy, selecting the Employee tab and then scrolling down on the Employee Dashboard to the area just below the Strategic Plan where you’ll see eight week class information.   Part Three: Annual Programs that allow you to Bring Big Ideas to Life   Guests: Russ Baker, Vice President for Academic Affairs; Systems Office.  Andy Bowne, Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Office; Systems Office. You can connect with Andy on LinkedIN at http://linkedin.com/in/andy-bowne-108a7a9.  Annette Lamb, Executive Director of Development Operations; Ivy Tech Foundation.  You can connect with Annette on LinkedIn at  https://www.linkedin.com/in/annette-lamb-5861006/.  Renee  Rule is Associate Professor of English. Renee teaches ENGL111 urban gardening, service learning class at the Noblesville campus. She may be reached at srrule@ivytech.edu.   Student Success Summit (Guest: Russ Baker) For the first time this year, any full-time Ivy Tech employee can submit a concurrent presentation proposal for the Student Success Summit held at French Lick on March 28-29, 2019. If the proposal is accepted, that individual or panel members will have a “golden ticket” to attend the summit from their campus. This opens the  opportunity to attend and participate in the summit to anyone with a great idea or current practice that they want to share. Proposal guidelines will be shared with the entire Ivy Tech community in early September.  You can learn more at http://www.ivytech.edu/studentsuccesssummit.   Innovation Day (Guests: Andy Bowne & Renee Rule) Innovation Day plans will be announced by email in late September/early October.  Innovation Day will occur in early Spring semester 2019.  You can learn more at http://www.ivytech.edu/innovationday.   Circle of Ivy (Guests: Annette Lamb & Renee Rule) You can learn more about - and join - Circle of Ivy by going to http://www.ivytech.edu/circleofivy.   Get In Touch! You can connect with Kara Monroe on twitter @KNMTweets You can connect with our Producer, Anne Penny Valentine on twitter @indypenny Reach out with show ideas, comments, or questions via twitter or at our email address - ourcollegeyourvoices@ivytech.edu. Check out show notes, listen to past episodes, and get instructions on how to access the podcast on our website at http://www.ivytech.edu/podcast. Thanks as always to Jen Edds at The Brassy Broadcasting Company. Jen provides our theme music, recording, and post production services.

On this Episode of Newy Tech People I chat with Jonathan Milgate, Head of Development operations at Anditi.

In this episode Zeke and Matt talk about "operationalizing" parts of the product development process. This idea and way of working is becoming more and more prevalent in our industry. This may be new to many people out there (Matt included) so let's define just what this means and explore the possibilities. Dev Ops is likely a term you've heard before (though perhaps the definition was a bit hazy). And maybe the same goes for Design Ops (though this term is a little newer). The fruits of working in this way has turned out to be pretty obvious on the development side of things, but can we apply these same concepts to other parts of the product development process? We sure can and that's exactly what is beginning to happen. Zeke and Matt will dig into what this actually means and how this works in both the design and development portions of any project.

This week, Travel Today with Peter Greenberg comes from the Statler Dallas in Dallas, Texas. Larry Horwitz, Executive Director of the Historic Hotels of America explains the significance of Statler Dallas in the travel industry as well as the importance of the hotels across the country in the historic hotels portfolio. In addition, curator for the Dallas Historical Society, Alan Olsen, highlights its “Dallas in the Time of MLK” exhibit, which focuses on the time Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. spent in Dallas. Then, Vice President of Community & School Engagement of the Perot Museum, Teresa Lenling, discusses the stand-out exhibits at the museum and how they cover a multitude of interests, from paleontology to space. Robert Wilonsky, a columnist at the Dallas Morning News stops by to discuss the importance of journalism in the city and his experience as a seasoned columnist. Kerry Adams, Collections & Exhibits Director at the Old Red Museum of Dallas County History & Culture stops by to explain that there's much more to Dallas than tourists from out of town expect. Lastly, Michael VanHuss, Director of Development & Operations at The Statler Dallas explains the importance of the hotel to the city and how the hotel has continued to evolve as a historical landmark in Dallas. There’s all of this and more as Travel Today with Peter Greenberg comes from the Statler Dallas in Dallas, Texas.

This week, Travel Today with Peter Greenberg comes from the Statler Dallas in Dallas, Texas. Larry Horwitz, Executive Director of the Historic Hotels of America explains the significance of Statler Dallas in the travel industry as well as the importance of the hotels across the country in the historic hotels portfolio. In addition, curator for the Dallas Historical Society, Alan Olsen, highlights its “Dallas in the Time of MLK” exhibit, which focuses on the time Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. spent in Dallas. Then, Vice President of Community & School Engagement of the Perot Museum, Teresa Lenling, discusses the stand-out exhibits at the museum and how they cover a multitude of interests, from paleontology to space. Robert Wilonsky, a columnist at the Dallas Morning News stops by to discuss the importance of journalism in the city and his experience as a seasoned columnist. Kerry Adams, Collections & Exhibits Director at the Old Red Museum of Dallas County History & Culture stops by to explain that there's much more to Dallas than tourists from out of town expect. Lastly, Michael VanHuss, Director of Development & Operations at The Statler Dallas explains the importance of the hotel to the city and how the hotel has continued to evolve as a historical landmark in Dallas. There’s all of this and more as Travel Today with Peter Greenberg comes from the Statler Dallas in Dallas, Texas.

Greetings from beautiful Durham, North Carolina! And happy birthday, show. This time we're talking to Diana Hoffmaster. She is the Director of Grants and Development Operations at the American Dance Festival. We talk about the festival, the funding life, and how a passion for dance can make all the difference in finding support. Listen up, listeners: the world needs good grant writers! If you can't do, podcast. Original music by Ethan Stern!

This week on The Guardian Podcast with Ryn Melberg, we are going to learn about another role in the Agile project management world, that of ‘development operations’ or as it is more commonly known, ‘devops’. There are a lot of definitions of the term and at first look, this seems to be a role that is very much an eye of the beholder kind of thing but Ryn cdescribes the role and need for it in Agile very succinctly.

Thought Leader: Craig Lipset, DIA Conference Chair, Head of Clinical Innovation, Development Operations within Worldwide Research & Development, PfizerIn this episode of the PharmaVOICE Executive Suite Podcast Series, Mr. Lipset shares his thoughts on being Chairman of the DIA 2012 48th Annual Meeting in June, and how his work at Pfizer helps him in his role with DIA including this year's theme on collaboration. He also comments on how industry trends will impact drug development and clinical trials, and offers a couple tips on getting the most out of this year's DIA Annual Meeting in Philadelphia.Play PodcastFor more information on how you can be featured in a podcast, contact Dan Limbach at dlimbach@pharmavoice.com or call him at (847) 594-0157.

Moderated by BAM editor and publisher Norman Boucher, this first-annual BAM Commencement forum features four alumni prominent in newspapers and magazines discussing the future of their industry. Are we witnessing the end of print or the beginning of new kinds of digital publications? How will magazines and newspapers survive? The panelists are: Elizabeth Baker Keffer ’84, Vice President of The Atlantic and President of AtlanticLIVE Michael Zimbalist ’78, Vice President, Research & Development Operations at the New York Times Rob Fleder ’72, Special Contributor and former Executive Editor of Sports Illustrated. Editor of SI Books. Bob Safian ’85, Editor-in-Chief and Managing Director of Fast Company