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Efter att Öhman i fjol köpte fondbolaget Lannebo, är det Carnegie som nu i veckan slår till och slukar Didner & Gerge. Varför sker de här affärerna, och varför sker de just nu? I studion: Anders Uller, vd för Carnegie fonder.

Linn Hansson berättar i detta avsnitt av Placerapodden hur hon hittar aktier till sin fond, Didner & George US Small and Microcap. Den konsekventa investeringsstilen har gjort att fonden toppresterat både i det korta och långa perspektivet. Med Ellinor Beckett och Karl Lans.

Dagens gäst är Linn Hansson, förvaltare av Didner & Gerge US Small & Microcap. Det blir fullt fokus på småbolag i USA, och Linn delar med sig av några av sina mest intressanta case. Men också vilka nyckeltal Linn tittar mest på, och hur valet kan komma att påverka småbolagen. Disclaimer: Finansiella instrument kan både öka och minska i värde. Det finns en risk att du inte får tillbaka de pengar du investerar.

Manuela Tulli, Pawel Rytel-Andrianik "Uccisero anche i bambini"Gli Ulma, la famiglia martire che aiutò gli ebreiEdizioni Areswww.edizioniares.it24 marzo 1944. In un villaggio della Polonia, Markowa, viene sterminata un'intera famiglia: Józef e Wiktoria, con i loro bambini Stasia, Basia, Władziu, Franio, Antoś, Marysia Ulma e un piccolo ancora nel grembo della mamma. Nove persone soppresse perché “colpevoli”, secondo i nazisti, di avere nascosto nella loro casa otto ebrei, delle famiglie Goldman, Grünfeld e Didner, uccisi con loro nello stesso giorno.È la storia della famiglia Ulma, Giusti tra le nazioni, l'onore più grande che lo Stato d'Israele concede ai non ebrei, e Beati per la Chiesa cattolica, perché riconosciuti come martiri. Hanno scelto di proteggere la vita a costo della vita, un gesto d'amore grazie al quale sono conosciuti come “i samaritani di Markowa”. Il libro intreccia la vicenda degli Ulma con quella della Seconda guerra mondiale e della persecuzione degli ebrei. Molti di loro vennero sterminati nei campi di concentramento, altri fucilati nei ghetti. Ma alcuni morirono a casa delle persone che avevano deciso di non voltarsi dall'altra parte, anche al costo di perdere la propria vita. È anche la storia della “guerra insensata”, come spesso dice papa Francesco, che produce orrori e dolore dei quali l'umanità sembra talvolta non conservare memoria.Questo libro, qui presentato in edizione aggiornata, è stato benedetto dal Papa, di cui pubblichiamo la lettera rivolta ad autori, promotori e lettori, e si avvale dei contributi del cardinale Marcello Semeraro, prefetto del Dicastero delle Cause dei Santi, e di mons. Sta nisław Gądecki, presidente della Conferenza episcopale polacca. Manuela Tulli, romana, è giornalista dell'agenzia Ansa, per la quale si occupa di Vaticano e informazione religiosa. Fra i suoi libri Francesco, un nome un destino (Laruffa) sulla vita di san Francesco di Paola; Eroi nella fede (Acs), sulla situazione dei cristiani in Medio Oriente e Il grande tema del senso della vita (Shalom) per la collana “Quaderni del Concilio”. Nel suo blog Fratello Cibo viaggia tra la tavola e i santi. Sposata, è madre di tre figli.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.itDiventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.

Wiktoria i Józef Ulmowie z Markowej pod Łańcutem oraz ich siedmioro dzieci, rozstrzelani 24 marca 1944 roku za ukrywanie Żydów – również wtedy zamordowanej rodziny Goldmanów, Didnerów i Grunfeldów, zostaną 10 września beatyfikowani. Czy ich dramat to historia o bohaterskiej postawie Polaków - Sprawiedliwych w czasie II wojny, czy opowieść o nieoczywistości okupacyjnych postaw? Czy nowi błogosławieni Sprawiedliwi staną się „sposobem na zmianę tematu, gdy tematem są niesprawiedliwi”? I – gdy zawłaszcza ich polityka historyczna – jak nie stracić sprzed oczu najważniejszego? Rozmawiamy z Zuzanną Radzik, autorką tekstu pt. „Ulmowie: życie po życiu” w najnowszym numerze „Tygodnika”. W Podkaście Tygodnika Powszechnego co tydzień rozmawiamy o najważniejszych tematach „Tygodnika” z autorami, dziennikarzami i komentatorami. Zaprasza Michał Kuźmiński.

Småbolagsförvaltarna Linn Hansson och Jessica Eskilsson Frank från Didner och Gerge pratar om vad som är viktigt när man investerar i den stora amerikanska småbolagsmarknaden, hur de hittar bolag, största och längsta innehaven och trenderna de tror på nu. Intervjuar gör Placeras Karl Lans. ..................................................................................................................................................... Länk till artikeln på Placera med lista på aktierna som omtalas: https://www.placera.se/placera/redaktionellt/2023/01/17/sa-investerar-man-i-amerikanska-smabolag.html Gå till Placera.se för att läsa fler artiklar www.placera.se/placera/forstasidan.plc.html Här hittar du alla våra aktieanalyser www.placera.se/placera/aktier.plc.html Här finns alla våra fondanalyser www.placera.se/placera/fonder.plc.html Här finns våra makrokommentarer www.placera.se/placera/tema-makr…ommentar.plc.html Här hittar du det månatliga strategidokumentet www.placera.se/placera/Placerastrategi.plc.html Här kan du se redaktionens aktieinnnehav www.placera.se/placera/redaktion…ehav.plc.plc.html

Tim har lärt sig hur man investerar makroekonomiskt av en mästare och har funderat ut hur han skall tjäna pengar på kommande höginflationen i Euroområdet. Som en liten extra julklapp ska vi få ta del av funderingarna. Därefter kommer ett ytterligare litet utspel på vårt (akademiska!) killgissande genom ett aktiecase som kan dra nytta av denna makrotes i form av kontraktstillverkaren Note $NOTE. I Veckans volley berättar Tim om sin nya position i Kindred $KIND och Markus ser nya trender på kaffemarknaden. Dagens avsnitt är sponsrat av Didner & Gerge.Skriv gärna till oss på: nantingomaktier@gmail.com Instagram: @nantingomaktierBetygssätt också gärna podden på Spotify och iTunes för att ge oss och Unga Aktiesparare mer spridning.En podd från Unga Aktiesparare.-3.00 - Nyheter12.25 - Investera på makro20.30 - Tims makrotes: Sticking it to Europe33.42 - Dagens case: Note51.12 - Veckans volleySupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/nantingomaktier. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

När kommer industri bli påverkat av en pressad konsument och hur kommer det sig att en grabb från Katrineholm rattar en fond på drygt 35 MDSEK? I veckans avsnitt har vi Simon Peterson, fondförvaltare av Didner & Gerge Aktiefond, på besök och hjälper oss djupdyka i olika industriplaceringar. Hur hittar man edge och avkastning i stora industribolag? Simon bjuder även på tre delikata bolagscase som har potentialen att ge riktigt fin avkastning: Indutrade ($INDT), Lindab ($LIAB) och Dometic ($DOM). I Veckans volley diskuterar Markus möjligheten (eller kanske risken) att de baissiga björnarna är tillbaka.Skriv gärna till oss på: nantingomaktier@gmail.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/nantingomaktier/ Betygssätt också gärna podden på Spotify och iTunes för att ge oss och Unga Aktiesparare mer spridning.En podd från Unga Aktiesparare.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/nantingomaktier. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Globalförvaltarna Henrik Andersson och Lars Johansson från Didner & Gerge intervjuas av Karl Lans och Pär Ståhl om nya normalvärderingar, varför dippköp är vanskligt nu, aktier som inte skapar rubriker och varför kanadensiska och indiska aktier är särskilt intressanta.

Amerikanska börsen är fortsatt den absolut största i hela världen och det finns ett universum av spännande aktier som ofta saknar motsvarighet här i Sverige. Veckans podd gästas av Jessica Eskilsson-Frank och Linn Hansson från Didner & Gerge - de förvaltar tillsammans en amerikansk småbolagsfond och sitter med näsan i den amerikanska börsen dagen. Vi pratar strategi, varför aktiestoryn måste vara rätt och hur de hittar rätt aktier. Aktier vi pratar om är; Kinsale, Winmark, US Physical Therapy Lyssna in!

Content is a critical part of marketing, as compelling, informative assets help generate more interest in a brand and drive more leads down the sales pipeline. But the content creation process is still hindered by lack of interdepartmental communication between sales and marketing.  When Pam Didner takes the #B2BMX stage in just two short weeks, she'll focus on two key components of content: “How To Make The Most Of Content Marketing For Sales” and “How To Create A High-Performance Team Among Sales/Ops/Marketing.” During her sessions, Didner will tighten the lens on internal communication to help align teams on common goals and shed a light on how to map content to specific stages of the buyer's journey.With those “how-tos” in mind, Host Klaudia Tirico sat down with Didner for a preview into her sessions on the latest episode of the #B2BMX podcast. Throughout their discussion, the duo touched on: The evolution of the B2B industry, with an analysis of the fundamentals that remained and the prospect/buyer behaviors that changed; The current state of sales enablement and why the line is starting to blur between sales and marketing; The content assets that resonate most strongly with buyers and buying committees, along with how to make the most out of them;  Strategies for mapping content to different stages of the buyer's journey; and Much more! To learn all the content nuances your heart desires, be sure to use our exclusive #B2BMX podcast code (B2BMXPOD) to receive 50% off your ticket. Talk to you there!RELATED LINKS Register for the B2B Marketing Exchange in Scottsdale, Ariz. Listen to Season 5, Episode 11  Learn more about Pam Didner 

On today's episode, NYTF Associate Artistic Director, Motl Didner sits down for an in depth conversation with actress Daniella Rabbani, a familiar face in the Folksbiene family. In the episode, we learn about about Daniella's Jewish upbringing, her time studying theater at NYU, plus we hear all about riding in the van driven by our very own Motl Didner, as a member of NYTF's Folksbiene Acting Troupe, AND we learn about her role in the motion picture Ocean's 8 and many other projects she's been cooking up lately. Be sure to catch Daniella performing in her virtual concert with MusicTalks. This Monday Feb 14 2022. MusicTalks will be screening a very special concert celebrating Valentine's Day. This concert by Daniella Rabbani will include songs celebrating love and our love to the Yiddish language performed by a five-piece ensemble and led by Folksbiene's Artistic Director  Zalmen Mlotek and a special appearance by Steven Skybell (Tevye, Fiddler on the Roof in Yiddish). To register please go to https://musiclove.eventbrite.comDonate to NYTF: nytf.org/donate

In this episode, we invite a money manager to share insights from one of his favorite investing-related books. Our guest is the brilliant Henrik Andersson, manager of the Global Equity Fund at Didner & Gerge and a founding member of Investing by the Books. Henrik's choice is "The Essays of Warren Buffett" by Lawrence Cunningham, a classic piece with timeless wisdom for both junior and senior investors.For more info about the podcast, go to the episode page.—————————————Episode Chapters(00:08) Intro to Henrik Andersson(02:09) Intro to The Essays of Warren Buffett(06:53) Henrik's favorite chapter (09:27) Becoming a better investor(11:00) Shareholder letters vs. The Essays(13:30) Businesses emulating Berkshire(18:58) Dealing with mistakes of omission(21:13) Qualities of manangement(23:28) Least relevant parts of the book(24:56) IPOs and M&A(27:26) Market temperature and expected returns(30:25) Active management(32:34) Book recommendations—————————————Articles and Books MentionedThe Essays of Warren Buffett - Lawrence Cunningham (1st Edition 1997)Top 50 Investment Books: http://www.investingbythebooks.com/best-investment-books-everBerkshire Hathaway's Shareholder Letters: https://www.berkshirehathaway.com/letters/letters.htmlDo Stocks Outperform Treasury Bills? - Hendrik Bessembinder (2017) https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2900447—————————————Companies/Investors MentionedBerkshire Hathaway - Warren BuffettBrookfield Asset Management - Bruce FlattMarkel Corporation - Tom Gayner—————————————More on Henrik AnderssonAbout Henrik Andersson: http://www.investingbythebooks.com/who-we-areAbout Didner & Gerge: https://www.didnergerge.se/brief-in-english/Didner & Gerge Global Fund (in Swedish): https://www.didnergerge.se/vara-fonder/global/—————————————What is Investing by the Books?Investing by the Books was founded by Henrik Andersson, Bo Börtemark, Mats Larsson and Michael Persson. It has published hundreds of book reviews in the past 10 years and operates on a non-profit basis. Visit the website: http://www.investingbythebooks.com/Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Investbythebook—————————————What is Redeye?Redeye is a research-centered boutique investment bank from Stockholm. Founded in 1999, Redeye cultivates investors through timeless knowledge, a humble attitude, and a strong focus on quality. Visit the website: https://www.redeye.se/Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Redeye_—————————————DisclaimerNotice that the content in this podcast is not, and shall not be construed as investment advice. This information is meant to be informative and for general purposes only. For full disclaimer, visit Redeye.se

In his book from 2021, William Green explores what we can learn from the world's most successful investors. The knowledge is timeless and not only about how to invest but also how to improve our thinking. Green has written for many leading publications in the US and Europe, including The New Yorker, Time, Fortune, Forbes, and The Economist. Leading the conversation is Henrik Andersson, fund manager at Didner & Gerge, and one of the founders of Investing by the Books' website. For more info about the podcast, go to the episode page.—————————————Episode Chapters(00:09) - Intro and recap by Eddie & Niklas(09:08) - Life since The Great Minds of Investing (2015)(13:19) - How to think better and live more wisely(18:52) - Financial freedom and happiness(38:55) - What to learn from Mohnish Pabrai(45:56) - Great investors learning from great investors(51:47) - The fascination and beauty of investing(1:01:44) - Entering the lives of the great investors(1:06:26) - What William is reading and learning—————————————Books MentionedThe Great Minds of Investing - William Green (2015)Richer, Wiser, Happier - William Green (2021)Timeless Thoughts - Arnold van den Berg (year of publication unknown)Beloved of My Soul: Letters of Our Master & Teacher - Rav Yehuda Tzvi Brandwein to His Beloved Student Kabbalist Rav Berg - Michael Berg (2010)Books by Tulku Urgyen RinpocheBooks by Tsoknyi Rinpoche, including Carefree Dignity: Discourses on Training in the Nature of Mind (1998)The Art of Learning: An Inner Journey to Optimal Performance - Josh Waitzkin (2007)—————————————More on William GreenWilliam's website: https://www.williamgreenwrites.comWilliam's twitter: https://twitter.com/williamgreen72—————————————What is Investing by the Books?Investing by the Books was founded by Henrik Andersson, Bo Börtemark, Mats Larsson and Michael Persson. It has published hundreds of book reviews in the past 10 years and operates on a non-profit basis. Visit the website: http://www.investingbythebooks.com/Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Investbythebook—————————————What is Redeye?Redeye is a research-centered boutique investment bank from Stockholm. Founded in 1999, Redeye cultivates investors through timeless knowledge, a humble attitude, and a strong focus on quality. Visit the website: https://www.redeye.se/Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Redeye_—————————————DisclaimerNotice that the content in this podcast is not, and shall not be construed as investment advice. This information is meant to be informative and for general purposes only. For full disclaimer, visit Redeye.se

On today's episode, we interview NYTF Associate Artistic Director Motl Didner who, along with Zalmen Mlotek, are in the midst of putting together A Yiddish Renaissance, A Virtual Concert Celebration. Motl took the time out of his day to conversation titled “Putting It All Together” is a full on in depth background of the Yiddish Renaissance, the rise of Yiddish in our pop culture, and a behind the scenes look at piecing together a full scale online concert featuring over 140+ artists. So let's take it away to Motl Didner. 

Motl Didner, associate art director of the National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene (NYTF), and NYTF literary manager Sabina Brukner talk with The Shmooze about their upcoming Yiddish Women Playwrights Festival, which gives women playwrights center stage at the NYTF. The festival kicks off with Chava Rosenfarb's The Bird of the Ghetto, which chronicles the attempted Vilna Ghetto uprising and the tragic story of Jewish resistance leader Itsik Vitenberg, commander of the United Partisan Organization. The virtual reading is produced by Didner, who notes, "As we commemorate the 78th anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto uprising [on April 19, 1943], the true story behind The Bird of the Ghetto is a moving testament to the bravery and resilience of the Jewish resistance during the Holocaust." Episode 0296 April 15, 2021 Yiddish Book Center Amherst, Massachusetts

A big hello from Portland, Oregon. I interviewed Neal Schaffer on my past week’s podcast. What do you think? Like I said, I am planning to juxtapose the episodes of me talking for 7 minutes at a time with guest interviews. Just want to try something new.   If there are guests that you want to hear from, please send me a quick email at hello@pamdidner.com and add the questions you want to ask them. This way, I get a chance to meet new people and you get your questions answered. #winwin I am more than happy to do all the logistics to reach out.   For today, I want to talk about a topic that is not getting much of the spotlight in the marketing landscape: processes and automation workflows. You are like: “Ugh, Pam, can you talk about something that is more sexy and fun? Like how to select creative that will pop? Or what are the tips and tricks to writing catchy headlines? How to run Facebook pay ads that will convert?” Well, if you Google those topics, you’ll find many, many outstanding blogs and videos out there that cover these topics.   One thing I do want to share with you, though: you can read forever, but at the end of the day, you need to practice and implement. That’s the best way to learn. So if you have budget and don’t want to do the work, that’s OK. Once you’ve done your reading, internalize the takeaways well enough to provide clear guidance to your agencies and the contractors so that they can do a great job for you. If you don’t want to do it, you are still responsible to convey your marketing visions and ideas clearly.   Creative, design, writing, and anything content related is what you see on the front-end. I get it. We, marketers, tend to focus on the front-end and leave the back-end to IT and operations. However, for digital marketing to deliver a seamless customer experience, you need to plan out how the back-end will integrate with the front-end. So you cannot separate: “well front end is my job and the back-end is someone else’s job.”   For instance, when people click “contact us,” what is the next step that needs to happen? IT and operations cannot tell you that. That’s your job to figure it out. When people sign up for your app, what email notification should they receive the first hour, the 2nd day, and the 7th day. Again, IT and operations cannot tell you that. You need to figure that out.   How should their data be captured? That has a lot to do with how you are going to get your analytics. Will that be part of CRM, marketing automation, or the customer data warehouse? You need to make a decision about how the data will flow. You need to make sure that all these systems can talk to each other. For that, you need to get involved on the back-end to understand how data flows and what steps are manual or automated. You need to make that call.   I’m not saying you need to code, but you do need to design the customer experience. You need to answer such question as When to send the registrant email out? When to contact the customer when they sign up for the event? How to further engage and nurture them after the event?   When you address these questions, you need to set up steps and process in your systems so that actions are taken when the customers act or engage. All these require some strategic thinking to ensure a smooth online experience. From on-site events or webinars, to post-event follow-up, timely email outreach, to sales engagement, you need to visualize the process and pave the journey for your customers. Then you can have someone either code it or build a workflow to connect various systems to ensure it happens the way you envision.   None of this just happens magically. It requires you to plan, think through the permutations and work on the back-end and front-end integration. I am doing that for myself and my clients. It’s tedious: testing, retesting, constantly changing the workflows, and anticipating problems. And the systems they don’t just work themselves out. Once you start going live, trust me, you run into a new of set of user issues that you don’t expect. That’s the type of tedious, detailed work that no marketers want to talk about. I hate telling you this but those processes and workflows will make or break your digital marketing.   You are like, “Pam, you are stressing me out? So, what can I do?” Well, it actually depends on your job. For some of you, you probably never have to deal with the back-end. Lucky YOU! I know some content marketers just need to write the content, upload content to WordPress and check on Google Analytics. That’s it. Great!!   I also know some event marketing managers that only need to worry about everything on-site, but nothing pre- or post- events. They have other members who will take care of that for them. Well, you know what, with no physical events at this time, many of those event marketing managers are forced to change and they need to build something online for events to work! And that something is really the back-end--sourcing the different platforms, integrating the process with a different system. It’s a lot of work!   So regardless of your current responsibilities, I strongly suggest that you make an effort to learn how marketing as a whole works in your company. Your marketing departments may run paid social, events, email campaigns, create blog posts and videos. Try to understand how everything works. Try to understand what tools are used and how they tie together (or fail to tie together.)   I encourage the marketing managers I coach to draw workflows as a way of putting their understanding of the back-end to the test. The way I see it, if you can explain your understanding in a logical flowchart, it means that you understand how things work. The biggest benefit of understanding how things work is to help connect the different dots and give you the ability to think strategically. Workflows will help you see the good, the bad, and the ugly of your digital marketing. You know where to go to get the data and you also know where the gaps are.   Yes, it’s tedious and boring, but make an effort to understand the backend. You won’t regret it. The understanding of the processes behind-the-scenes will help you identify what you can do to improve the front and back-end together.   Again, thank you for listening to my podcast. Podcasting is one-way communication. I don’t necessarily know who you are, but your support means a great deal to me. Feel free to ask questions on my FB community: “Build Your Marketing Skills to Get Ahead.” And when you join, you can get a free Tall Starbucks on me. I added a gift card with a barcode. You can find that in the announcement page.   Again, love to hear from you. If you venture out be safe and stay healthy. Take care. Bye-bye!

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Happy Purim! We throw it back to our very first episode of NYTF Radio where we sat down with Associate Artistic Director Motl Didner to discuss the history of Purim and Purim Spiels, the earliest example Yiddish theatrical performance.

Interview with Motl Didner, Artistic Director of the National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene, Director of The Sorceress (די כּישוף־מאַכערין), and Associate Director and Dialect Coach for the smash-hit production of Fiddler on the Roof in Yiddish (פֿידלער אויפֿן דאַך). As Yiddish coach for Fiddler, Didner was the main person responsible for training the mostly non-Yiddish-speaking cast to mount the USA's first-ever Yiddish-language production of Fiddler on the Roof, resulting in a smash hit (winner of Drama Desk, Outer Critics Circle, and Lucille Lortel awards) that is still running off-Broadway at Stage42 (info: https://fiddlernyc.com). The Sorceress (Di Kishef-Makherin), which is being presented by the Folksbiene for a limited run in Yiddish with English and Russian subtitles, is an operetta written by Avrom Goldfadden, considered the father of modern Jewish theatre, in 1878. It is one of the earliest works of Yiddish theater and the first formal Yiddish theatrical production introduced in America by the celebrated Thomashefsky family. It's being performed through Dec 29 2019 at the Museum of Jewish Heritage in Lower Manhattan -- info here: https://nytf.org/the-sorceress Interview with Barry Goldstein, whose Yiddish translations of The Wind in the Willows (די װינט אין די װערבעס) and The Colour of Magic (דער קאָליר פֿון כּישוף) were recently published. Goldstein is active in the Yiddish literary scene, both at home in Boston and internationally: besides his translations, Goldstein was Associate Editor of the very highly regarded Comprehensive Yiddish-English Dictionary (Indiana University Press, 2013), and his Yiddish writing has appeared in the Yiddish literary journal Yidishland (ייִדישלאַנד), as well as others, in recent years. For info and links to all of Goldstein's translations, visit his web site: https://bgoldstein.org/ Goldstein's interview is by Sholem Beinfeld, a regular contributor to the Yiddish Voice, co-Editor in Chief of the Comprehensive Yiddish-English Dictionary, and Professor of History, Emeritus, Washington University, St. Louis. Dr. Beinfeld served as principal consultant on the film Partisans of Vilna (credited as Solon Beinfeld). He was senior consultant and historian to the Kovno Ghetto Exhibition project of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and consultant to the Museum on the Ghetto archive holdings in the Lithuanian State Archives in Vilnius. Music excerpts: Orchestra conducted by Zalmen Mlotek (soloists: Stephanie Lynne Mason, Racheel Zatcoff, Rosie Jo Neddy): Shadkhnte, Shadkhnte (Matchmaker, Matchmaker), from the CD Fiddler on the Roof in Yiddish: The 2018 Cast Recording Klezmer Conservatory Band (soloist: Judy Bressler): Chanuka, Oy Chanuka Moishe Oysher: Drei Dreidele - Spin the Dreidle Intro instrumental music: DEM HELFANDS TANTS, an instrumental track from the CD Jeff Warschauer: The Singing Waltz Air Date: December 25, 2019

In today’s episode, we interview Zalmen Mlotek, Motl Didner, and Mikhl Yashinsky, three artists who played major roles in bringing The Sorceress from page to stage through NYTF’s Global Restoration Initiative: identifying and presenting essential operettas, musicals and plays of the Yiddish Theater for today’s audiences. SUBSCRIBE on all major podcast platforms or visit our page at https://www.nytf.org/radio

Today’s episode is all about Purim spiels, comic re-dramatizations of the Book of Esther. The book of Esther tells the story of the Hebrew woman Esther who becomes Queen of Persia and thwarts the genocide of her people by the evil Haeman. We will be joined by NYTF Associate Artistic Director Motl Didner who will give us a history of the earliest form of Jewish theatrical performance. Then stick around for our recurring segment Ask Itzy with the longest tenured member of the Folksbiene Itzy Firestone. SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcast, and Stitcher.

Vi får besök av Adam Gerge och Henrik Didner, grundarna av Didner & Gerge. Henrik och Adam berättar om fondbolagets historia och deras syn på investeringar. Duon pratar också om vikten av långsiktighet och hur den senaste tidens relativt svaga utveckling påverkat dem. Ungefärliga tidskoder nedan: 1.45 Grundandet Didner & Gerge Henrik och Adam berättar om vad som fick dem att starta Didner & Gerge. Bolagets historia, målsättning och företagskultur. Vi pratar även om deras långa aktieintresse. 10.48 Att inte sitta mitt i bruset Hur är det att förvalta svenska och globala fonder från Uppsala? Vilka fördelar respektive nackdelar finns des? Vi pratar också om varför Didner & Gerge har valt att förvalta relativt koncentrerade portföljer. 15.00 Investeringsstrategi Hur ser deras investeringsstrategi ut? Hur påverkas man av kortsiktig stress när man driver en långsiktig förvaltning? Hur hanterar man kortsiktiga fluktuationer på marknaden? Vi pratar även om Nibe, ett av fondens längsta innehav. Aktier som nämns: HM, Nibe och Nokia 21.35 Passiv relativt aktiv förvaltning Vi pratar om fördelar och nackdelar med passiva relativt aktiva fonder. Vi pratar även om utvecklingen för fondbranschen inklusive avgifter. 26.15 Utvecklingen för Didner & Gerge sedan starten Vi fortsätter att prata om utvecklingen för Didner & Gerge. Hur har det förvaltade kapitalet utvecklats? Hur påverkades inflödet efter reformen av allemansfonderna och den stora pensionsreformen. 32.03 Motgångar De senaste åren har fonden haft en relativt svag avkastning. Hur har bolaget hanterat utvecklingen och hur har det påverkar det förvaltningen och självförtroendet? Hur har det påverkat utflödet från fonderna? Vilka förändringar har bolaget gjort? Vi pratar även om relationerna till andelsägare och vikten av att förstå investeringsmodellen. 43.40 Framtiden Didner & Gerge Duon blickar framåt på hur Didner & Gerge skall utvecklas och vart fokus ligger. 46.40 Marknadssyn Vi pratar om den senaste rapportperioden och konjunkturutvecklingen. Hur ser värderingarna ut och vad tror Adam och Henrik om börsen på såväl kort som lång sikt. Vi diskuterar fastigheter, bank, verkstad och defensiva sektorer. Aktier som nämns: Handelsbanken och Volvo 57.07 En hållbar framtid Vi diskuterar hållbarhet och ESG och hur det påverkar bolagen och hur det kan komma att påverka investeringar. Kommer Didner & Gerge starta en klimatfond? Aktier som nämns: Nibe, Tomra och SKF 61. 34 Avslutning Hur säkerställer duon en långsiktig succession på företaget? Hur ser de på delägarskap och incitament?

Tradition, tradition! We sit down with legendary actress Jackie Hoffman, who plays Yenta in the National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene's production of ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ in Yiddish, and Motl Didner, the Folksbiene's associate artistic director. Hoffman tells us about learning her lines in Yiddish and her favorite role of all time. Didner teaches us a few key phrases in Yiddish We also chat with Australian punk rocker-turned-novelist Bram Presser, who wrote The Book of Dirt which won the National Jewish Book Award for debut fiction. He tells us about discovering the real story of his Holocaust survivor grandfather's wartime years, which shapes the book, as well as his Yiddish punk background with the band Yidcore. We’re heading to Chicago! We'll be at the Logan Square Auditorium Wednesday, June 26 at 7 p.m. with special guest Blair Braverman, who recently became the second Jewish woman to complete the Iditarod. Presented with Hadassah Chicago-North Shore. Get your tickets here. Subscribe to our weekly newsletter to get new episodes, photos, and more. Email us at Unorthodox@tabletmag.com or leave a message at our listener line: 914-570-4869. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram, and join our Facebook group. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Someone filled out a question card at my workshop without leaving a name, but I like the question: “How to Reduce the tension between sales and marketing over timely follow up to qualified leads?” Whoever wrote the question, I just want to let you know that it’s a common issue across industries and companies. You are not alone. Marketing works hard to get leads, but sales says that the leads can’t be converted or are not ready to act on. Sometimes, they don’t even follow up… I get it. I think there are three ways to address this issue: Agree on actionable MQL definitions Focus on quality of leads, not quantity Establish a Service Level Agreement (SLA)  Agree on Actionable MQL Definition I am using myself as an example here.  I do a lot of research for my clients on messaging framework, SWOT analysis, persona creation, and content writing. So I download white papers, trends and reports from many websites. After downloading certain types of content, I’d get an email or a call from that company’s salesperson trying to follow-up with me. Obviously, the marketing team didn’t qualify me before they passed me to the sales team. I usually share my real first and last name. By the way, my last name Didner is not very common. If marketing had done some research on me, they would know that I am not a qualified lead and probably didn’t meet the sales’ team’s ideal customer profile (ICP).  The best way to get sales to follow-up your leads in a timely manner is to make sure that you pass leads that meet their ICP. These prospects have done something on their website to indicate that they are ready to talk. I use LeadGenius as an example frequently, their MQL definition is someone who matches sales ICP and has raised a hand to request a demo. When this lead is passed to sales, sales knows that this person wants to see the demo, therefore, it’s a hot lead. Sales has a big incentive to follow-up right away. Focus on quality, not quantity Many marketing groups are tasked with an aggressive goal, such as 2000 leads per month. For 2000 leads a month, that’s 100 leads per day based on 20 working days. If you are looking for 100 highly qualified leads, you’ll need to amp that to 400 leads per day assuming a 25% conversion rate. People like me may be perceived as a high-qualified lead who came to your website and downloaded several pieces of highly valuable content. But a high lead score based on content consumption, in this case, doesn’t mean that I am a highly-qualified prospect. Continuous nurturing won’t convert me, either, given that I’m only interested in white papers or trend reports, not necessarily about the products and services. It’s important to have a frank conversation between sales and marketing about goal setting. A high number of leads doesn’t equate to high quality leads. Sales want as many leads as possible, I get it. But it may be unreasonable to task marketing to get all those leads, especially if the budget is small. Leads are not free. Driving outbound campaigns for inbound leads is not free, either. You need to correlate your budget with lead goals and educate the sales and management team to understand that. Establish a Service Level Agreement (SLA) To ensure that sales performs timely follow-up on leads try to set up an SLA and ask the sales team to commit to follow-up on the leads within a certain amount of time, like 48-72 hours after a lead is assigned to them. Of course, you need to make sure that you have a dashboard in place to track that follow-up. If they aren’t keeping up, have a conversation with them. Here is the truth: you’ll have sales people that follow the SLA and you’ll also have sales people that don’t. Maybe you can also do the correlation analysis to see if salespeople who follow-up on your leads have a higher probability of meeting their sales goals than those who don’t. Use the data to have a conversation with those who aren’t following up in a timely manner. Salespeople are motivated by data. If you can show them that timely follow-up of your leads help them, they’ll do it. Hopefully, the data is on your side.  This is very common issue on the marketing side. I want to let everyone know that you are not alone. If anyone of you have other ways to address with this issue, please let me know. I am more than happy to share your best practices with everyone and give you credit as well.  Again, if you like the podcast, please leave comments on iTunes. Keep hustling, my friends. You got this.

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Fiddler on the Roof is heading to Broadway — in Yiddish for the first time. What goes into the production? How does translation work? What does this production mean to the cast and to audience members? Daniel speaks with the creative team in charge of the production on this episode of Talk the Talk.

Our topic today is effective sales enablement. It’s a topic normally approached from the point-of-view of the sales team, but our guest, Pam Didner, is looking at it from the marketing side. Pam is a marketing consultant, an author, and someone well known to content marketers around the world. She’s looked at what marketers can do to help the sales team be more effective. On My Desk Pam recommended Jay Baer’s Talk Triggers and Atomic Habits by James Clear Sarah recommended a blog post of Pam’s called A quick and easy way to create your own value propositions Nic’s On My Desk was a reminder to have insurance for your gadgets – which comes on the back of him breaking his iPad. Links you might need You’ll find Pam Didner (and you can grab her book) here. Brand Newsroom is a marketing podcast for anyone who has a say in how companies are communicating — covering marketing, content marketing, public relations, media, branding and advertising.

Petrusko besöker Didner & Gerge fonder och pratar med Henrik Andersson och Lars Johansson som förvaltar globalfonden. Kort om fondbolaget, förvaltarna och hur de arbetar med fonden. Samt en närmre titt på två bolag som fonden äger.

I veckans avsnitt av Fill or Kill gästas podden av Johan Elmquist från Didner & Gerge. Vi kommer att få höra om hans karriär som förvaltare och analytiker som en gång började på Alfred Berg. Efter några år hamnade han i Ryssland under slutet av 90-talet. Det som hände där gav honom ovärderliga erfarenheter som ledde tillslut att han började jobba på Didner & Gerge. Vill du veta mer? Missa då inte detta rykande färska avsnitt!   Tack till var samarbetspartner: @vontobel_SE certificates.vontobel.com

I am honored to present the world premier video from Jason and the Jungle Gym Jam! Continue reading Episode #82 – Jason Didner and The Jungle Gym Jam **World Premier** on the site.

Jason from the Jungle Gym Jam is on the show for a bonus episode! His new album Lollipop Motel is a summer fun beach blast straight from the Jersey Shore! Continue reading Bonus! Jason Didner from the Jungle Gym Jam on the site.

On episode 34, Bernie Borges interviews Pam Didner about her insights on what she accomplished while working at Intel as a global integrative marketing strategist.  Listen in as she shares stories about the overwhelming task of orchestrating people with product marketing responsibilities across different regions, languages and culture. Don’t miss this informative episode about how to plan, create, promote, and measure your content marketing across regions and build a worldwide marketing strategy that works. Visit the show notes page at: http://www.socialbusinessengine.com/podcasts/

This episode of The Sounds Sweet Show is with Kindie music artist and video blogger Jason Didner. We talk about the expanding Kindie music scene, writing songs with your spouse, and the Yogi Berra esque abilities of his daughter. Check out his website at http://junglegymjam.com/.