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Wszystko zaczęło się w Wielkiej Brytanii, gdzie wciąż bije rekordy popularności, ale coraz większe zainteresowanie budzi także w Polsce. Na gap year, czyli roczną przerwę, najczęściej między zakończeniem szkoły średniej a rozpoczęciem studiów, decyduje się coraz więcej polskich uczniów i uczennic: najnowsze badania mówią że aż o 15% więcej niż w poprzednich latach. Wyjazd może być spontaniczny lub zorganizowany, jego celem może być praca, wolontariat, nauka języków czy poznawanie innych kultur. Zmienia się też atmosfera społeczna wokół „rocznych przerw”: jeszcze kilka lat temu były one oceniane negatywnie, jako „przedłużanie beztroski”. Dziś, dla wielu rekruterów i pracodawców, są one dowodem samodzielności, obycia czy znajomości języków. Jakie jeszcze korzyści płyną z podjęcia decyzji o gap year? W jaki sposób przygotować się do wyjazdu? W Drogowskazach opowiadały o tym Alicja Sztark i Magdalena Celejewska z EF Education First. Do wysłuchania rozmowy zaprasza Aleksandra Galant.

"O professor, ao combinar a sua metodologia de ensino com aquilo que a IA conhece do seu aluno, eleva o nível de profundidade desse aprendizado a um patamar jamais visto", disse Eduardo Santos, da EF Education First, em entrevista ao NegNews

Dana Santucci, chairman of the United States Tour Operations Association (USTOA) talks with James Shillinglaw of Insider Travel Report just after last month's USTOA Marketplace & Conference in Marco Island, Florida, Santucci, who is also executive vice president of EF Education First, details what USTOA has accomplished during her second term as chairman and what she hopes to do for the remainder of term, including increase the economic impact of the group, develop new consumer campaigns and tackle tour operator sustainability. For more information, visit www.ustoa.com. All our Insider Travel Report video interviews are archived and available on our Youtube channel (youtube.com/insidertravelreport), and as podcasts with the same title on: Spotify, Pandora, Stitcher, PlayerFM, Listen Notes, Podchaser, TuneIn + Alexa, Podbean,  iHeartRadio,  Google, Amazon Music/Audible, Deezer, Podcast Addict, and iTunes Apple Podcasts, which supports Overcast, Pocket Cast, Castro and Castbox.

Learn to say “hurry up!” in Chinese with this episode's guest Silvia Cruz. A must-learn phrase for any parents of small children! It's also something that is important to understand as it is a widely used phrase in fast-paced Chinese society! ✨ BIG NEWS ✨ Our brand new Talk Chineasy App, is now live on the App Store! Free to download and perfect for building your speaking confidence from Day 1. portaly.cc/chineasy Visit our website for more info about the app.

Learn how to say “baby” in Chinese with Vice President of Finance and Strategy for EF Education First, Silvia Cruz. Find out in this touching episode who you can call your baby! ✨ BIG NEWS ✨ Our brand new Talk Chineasy App, is now live on the App Store! Free to download and perfect for building your speaking confidence from Day 1. portaly.cc/chineasy Visit our website for more info about the app.

- Kết quả khảo sát của tổ chức giáo dục EF (Education First) vừa công bố cho thấy, chỉ số thông thạo về trình độ tiếng Anh của người Việt Nam đạt 498 điểm, nằm ở nhóm có mức độ thông thạo tiếng Anh thấp - đứng thứ 63. Trong khi đó, năm 2023, Việt Nam đạt 505 điểm, đứng thứ tự 58, nằm trong nhóm trung bình. Như vậy, năm 2024, Việt Nam đã tụt 5 bậc so với năm 2023.Kết quả này không chỉ cho thấy Việt Nam đã bị tụt hạng chỉ số thông thạo tiếng Anh, mà còn đặt ra nhiều thách thức trong bối cảnh nước ta đang thực hiện mục tiêu đưa tiếng Anh trở thành ngôn ngữ thứ 2 trong trường học – nội dung quan trọng từ Kết luận 91 ngày 12 tháng 8 năm 2024 của Bộ Chính trị về tiếp tục thực hiện NQ 29 về đổi mới căn bản và toàn diện giáo dục, đào tạo. Cùng bàn luận nội dung này với khách mời là bà Cao Hà, Nguyên Tổng Giám đốc Tập đoàn Giáo dục EF, thạc sĩ đại học Harvard Chủ đề : Việt Nam, Tiếng Anh --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vov1sukien/support

Parks are amazing places to go to relax, to exercise, to take children to play. They have an especially important place in dense cities where they may be the only green spaces around. In this episode, learn the word for “park” in Chinese with ShaoLan and Silvia Cruz. ✨ BIG NEWS ✨ Our brand new Talk Chineasy App, is now live on the App Store! Free to download and perfect for building your speaking confidence from Day 1. portaly.cc/chineasy Visit our website for more info about the app.

IN THIS EPISODE: In this unique episode taking us to Latin America, Denise Silber interviews HBS alumna Christine Kenna,  Partner at a leading early-stage VC fund in Mexico,  in order to explore and amplify the often overlooked opportunities for venture capital investment in the region. Drawing from her experience as a former Silicon Valley executive, operational manager in LatAm, and board member, Christine Kenna shares insights on identifying innovative business models and supporting entrepreneurs in this emerging market. Listeners will gain valuable takeaways on the region's tech landscape, the importance of local partnerships, and the evolving role of women in venture capital. Christine Kenna also discusses her initiatives to empower women in VC, the necessary balance between personal values and profess GUEST BIO: Christine Kenna, an alumna of the Harvard Business School, is Partner at IGNIA, a leading venture capital fund investing in global technology companies reinventing the way to do business across Latin America. Christine, a trailblazer in the investor and entrepreneurial ecosystems, co-founded Mujeres Invirtiendo and MBA Mujeres de México to accelerate the careers of professional women in LatAm. With 15+ years of VC experience, she serves on IGNIA´s boards and is an independent Board Member of ALSEA and the Kauffman Fellows. Recognized as one of Latin America's top female investors, Christine's background includes leadership roles at Google, EF Education First, and EY Parthenon and The Guggenheim Foundation.  Christine did her undergraduate degree at Duke University and is a Kauffman Fellow.

As a rider, Mike Creed raced on some of the most storied teams in North American cycling history, from US Postal to Slipstream to Optum Kelly Benefits. As a director, he guided the Smartstop team to one of the great underdog seasons in recent memory, featuring a win at Nationals. He now leads the charge at Aevolo Cycling, the premier US based development squad which will be part of the EF Education First organization starting next season. Mike has lived this sport for decades. Fortunately for us, he isn't afraid to talk about the good, the bad, and the ugly. Tune in for insight, entertainment and some takes you won't hear anywhere else.

Cam and NJ sit down with the Lead Nutritionist of EF Education First World Tour cycling team, Will Girling. In this episode, we discuss how he got into cycling and how you can become a better cyclist with a cheap way to fuel yourself. We end the show with the Q&A and discover his feelings on white bib propaganda. https://willgirling.com/https://www.youtube.com/willgirlingWatch the show: https://youtu.be/DhSFDAENXYI-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Spin CycleSpin Cycle is a podcast celebrating the rich, diverse culture of the London (and further afield) cycling scene. It chats with the incredible people, groups, and brands that make it a wonderful place to be a cyclist.PINTs N PAVÉ IIhttps://www.strava.com/clubs/779339/group_events/1651744-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/spin_cycle_podcast/Strava clubhttps://www.strava.com/clubs/779339All Linkshttps://linktr.ee/spincyclepodcastEmail: spincyclepodder@gmail.com-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------AudioApple Podcastshttps://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/spin-cycle-podcast/id1719541284Acasthttps://shows.acast.com/652d7b7ed40c9700127331aeSpotifyhttps://open.spotify.com/show/2QOzMCzs2g9OnfzKfzw53V?si=8355ca3f112640e3-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------// Please take time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. It means great to us and will help the show reach new listeners who love cycling. Many Thanks, Cam & NJ // Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

“[A matrix reporting structure] really requires both sets of managers to…have alignment around an individual's goals.”-Allison MairenaHave you ever been in a matrix reporting relationship?  It can be very frustrating if both leaders are not aligned.   In today's episode, my guest gives us a peek into how her organization manages matrix reporting.My guest is Allison Mairena. Allison (she/her) specializes in building and scaling People Operations practices, particularly for rapidly-growing startups and international teams. Currently, she serves as the VP of People for NewGlobe, an international education company providing innovative curriculum and transformative technical services to public schools. Recently leading the People & Talent function at connectRN, she led the organization through COVID-19 and the transition to remote-supportive work. There, Allison developed and executed the HR strategy as the company grew 4x YoY. Prior to connectRN, Allison served as the Head of People at CozyKin, a tech-enabled childcare service, and talent acquisition teams at EF Education First and Cengage, hiring globally and nationally respectively.Being a very mission-driven professional, Allison has worked predominantly for companies which make a societal impact (edtech, healthtech, famtech). She believes in a human-first approach, advocating for employee wellbeing and amplifying voices from underrepresented groups.In this episode of Talent Management Truths, you'll discover:The business case for buying performance management software when you don't have already an HRIS Insight into the difference between a globalization model and a COE structureBest practice ideas for matrix reporting structuresLinksAllison Mairena on Linkedin Are you a Talent leader who is longing for a safe place to bounce ideas off of? In addition to my group programs I work privately with a select few clients as their Talent Management Thought Partner. I will help you, over the next 90 days, create the space, the intention and the strategy to implement an initiative that is CRITICAL to your team. Let's chat and see if there's a fit. Book me online at greenappleconsulting.ca/contact Stay Connected JOIN our free, value-added Community of Peers and Learning! Lisa hosts regular FREE Talent Talks for HR and Talent Management Leaders to expand your network, spark ideas and learn with your peers. We leverage large group discussion and small group breakouts: https://www.greenappleconsulting.ca/TalentTalks Share the Show Like what you've heard? Pretty please with an apple on top - kindly leave me a 5* review so that others can find the show and elevate their impact too! Here are the simple instructions: Launch Apple's Podcast app on your iPhone or iPad. Tap the Search icon (on the botton) and search for “Talent Management Truths.” Tap the album art. On the podcast page, tap the Reviews tab. Tap Write a Review at the bottom of this page. Follow me LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisa-mitchell-acc-ctdp-7437636/ Instagram: @greenappleconsulting Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/greenappleconsulting.ca

En esta edición de Regresando a casa las EPS que quieren ser gestoras de salud, EF Education First vuelve a Cali y Bbva hará emisión en la BVC

So many first-time ingredients to spice up the episode we've whipped up this week: Our FIRST guest from the CULINARY arts... Our FIRST guest co-host who is also an artist in the art form o' the day... and our FIRST guest who has brought along his MOM! A melange of new flavors baked into this week's conversation with 2024 Top Chef-testant CHEF VALENTINE HOWELL, JR, and his mother, STEPHANIE JOACINE, at whose side Val first came to know and love the art and science of food. And because there are never truly too many cooks in the kitchen, we are thrilled to be joined by guest co-host LINDSAY CHRISTIANS, a full-time food editor and arts writer at The Capital Times in Madison, Wisconsin. Bon appetit! BIOS: Born and raised in Boston, VALENTINE HOWELL, JR. was drawn to the magic of hospitality and food as far back as he can remember. Officially starting his culinary education at Madison Park Technical Vocational High School and graduating from Newbury College with a B.S. in hotel, restaurant and hospitality management, he continues to be inspired by food, art, and his love for culture, travel and the people around him. With over two decades of experience working behind the line in some of Boston's most notable kitchens, Valentine's path has led to experiences working alongside culinary royalty such as Lydia Shire, shaping how he approaches cooking and expanding his culinary acumen. A James Beard Award finalist for Best Chef in the Northeast in 2023, every kitchen has imparted diverse knowledge to Valentine's repertoire. Highlighting local produce and other various cultural and local ingredients, Valentine is currently focusing on hosting pop-ups to promote his international food concept, Black Cat Eatery, which consists of tacos, shared plates of Caribbean, Afro-Latin, and Latin street foods, and dishes with his creative take. Chef Val is currently the head chef at Lingo, the in-headquarter restaurant and bar at EF Education First in Cambridge, MA, which is enjoyed by EF employees and guests. Chef Valentine's official Instagram handle is: @_valentino_86 Bravo's Top Chef official Instagram handle is: @bravotopchef LINDSAY CHRISTIANS (she/hers) is a full-time food editor and arts writer at The Capital Times in Madison, Wisconsin. She is the host and producer of The Corner Table, a podcast about food and drink in Madison, and a monthly video series called Cooking with the Cap Times featuring local chefs. She is the author of “Madison Chefs: Stories of Food, Farms and People” (UW Press, 2021) and "The Osteria Papavero Cookbook" (Little Creek Press, 2023) with Francesco Mangano. Lindsay earned a BA in journalism from Michigan State University and a master's degree in theatre research from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She served as a judge for Wisconsin's high school musical theater awards program, The Jerry Awards, for 14 years. She also founded the Student Critics Program at Overture Center for the Arts and ran it every season from 2009-2020. Lindsay is a member of the American Theatre Critics and Journalists Association and the International Association of Culinary Professionals. lindsaychristians.com

My guest today is Emily Harburg.  Emily is the Cofounder and CEO of PairUp, a B2B SaaS platform that boosts workplace knowledge-sharing, increases connectivity, and helps you solve problems more efficiently at work Emily's background spans industry, startups, and academia. She has worked at Walt Disney Imagineering where she designed technology for the Disney theme parks, at Facebook (Meta) where she worked as a UX researcher, and at EF Education First where she led the Emerging Tech and Innovation team designing tech to support millions of students around the world. In 2015, Emily co-founded Brave Initiatives, an organization dedicated to helping women build tech skills and confidence in coding for social impact. Emily's academic research lies at the intersection of technology and social behavior, and the role that technology can play in building self-efficacy and confidence. Her research has been published and shared in global conferences, academic journals, case studies, and news publications -- including the Harvard Business Review, TEDx, CNN, and more.Emily graduated with a B.A. in Social Anthropology and Psychology from Harvard College, and with a Ph.D. in Technology and Social Behavior from Northwestern University. -----Past guests include Margaret Wishingrad, Kara Goldin, Brandi Chastain, Julie Foudy, Ann Miura Ko, Linda Avey, Sarah Leary, Becky Sauerbrunn, Miriam Haart and many more.Follow us on Instagram | LinkedIn | Youtube-----Show Notes:1. Welcome to She Leads2. Emily's Childhood and Early Interests3. Navigating College and her Career Path4. Designing Technology for Walt Disney 5. Imposter Syndrome and Confidence6. Pursuing a PhD 7. Taking Risks, Following Passion, Quieting the Inner Voices 8. Overcoming Self-Doubt and Taking the Founder Leap9. Founding Story of PairUp10. Fundraising and Hiring Challenges11. Building a Supportive Founder Community12. Lessons Learned and Advice for Founders13. Defining and Evolving Company Culture14. Importance of Mentors and Champions15. Passions + Book Recs + Lifetime Craft Emily's Rare Obsession? DJ-ing Emily's Book Recommendation? Viktor Frankl's 'Man Search for Meaning' Emily's life-time craft she is honing? Bravery▶️ Video interview available on Youtube.If you're enjoying the show, please share it with a friend and leave a review!

Today, we're talking with Allison Mairena, VP of People for NewGlobe, an international education company. We talk about career transitions, self-advocacy, the importance of peer support, some great advice for what to do (and what not to do) to uplevel your LinkedIn profile, and so much more.  Contact Allison LinkedIn: @peoplexenthusiast About Allison Allison Mairena (she/her) specializes in building and scaling People Operations practices, particularly for rapidly-growing startups and international teams. Currently, she serves as the VP of People for NewGlobe, an international education company providing innovative curriculum and transformative technical services to public schools.  Recently leading the People & Talent function at connectRN, she led the organization through COVID-19 and the transition to remote-supportive work. There, Allison developed and executed the HR strategy as the company grew 4x YoY. Prior to connectRN, Allison served as the Head of People at CozyKin, a tech-enabled childcare service, and talent acquisition teams at EF Education First and Cengage, hiring globally and nationally respectively. Being a very mission-driven professional, Allison has worked predominantly for companies which make a societal impact in the edtech, healthtech, famtech spaces. She believes in a human-first approach, advocating for employee wellbeing and amplifying voices from underrepresented groups.

Dana is the Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of World Savvy, a national education nonprofit working to educate and engage youth as responsible global citizens. World Savvy supports change agents in K-12 education to create more inclusive, adaptive schools that ensure all young people can develop the skills and dispositions needed to thrive in a more diverse, interconnected world. World Savvy programs provide support at three critical levels to deeply integrate global competence into teaching, learning, and culture: student engagement, teacher capacity, and school and district leadership support. Since 2002, she has led the organization through significant national expansion, reaching over 800,000 students and nearly 7,000 teachers across 45 US states and 32 countries from offices in Minneapolis, San Francisco, and New York. Dana is an Ashoka Fellow and was named one of The New Leaders Council's 40 under 40 Progressive American Leaders and Women We Admire's Top 50 Women Leaders of Minnesota for 2022. She also won the Tides Foundations Jane Bagley Lehman Award for excellence in public advocacy in 2014. She is a frequent speaker on global education and social entrepreneurship at high-profile convenings nationally and internationally, and World Savvy's work has been featured on PBS, The New York Times, Edutopia, and a range of local and national media outlets covering education and innovation. Kate Berseth is the Executive Vice President North America for EF Education First. As EVP, Kate oversees product innovation and strategic partnership development for EF's educational travel products. As EF's futurist-in-residence, Kate is primarily responsible for understanding evolutionary and revolutionary trends in the education space and making recommendations for how EF should adjust its operation to respond to these trends while bringing continual improvement to its product offerings. She also identifies, establishes, and maintains EF's strategic relationships with a variety of stakeholders in the education, travel, and corporate landscapes. Prior to joining EF in 2000, Kate worked in fundraising, and nonprofit and political consulting. She served in a variety of capacities for several national political campaigns before co-founding ROI Solutions, a database management services provider for progressive nonprofit organizations. During her time at EF, Kate has been instrumental in securing accreditations from the country's most prestigious academic organizations, making EF the first fully accredited educational travel company in the United States. She has also managed the recent launches of two marquee projects for EF—the Global Student Leaders Summit series, which offers students and teachers experiential travel opportunities focused on 21st-century skills development, as well as weShare, an online learning tool that complements that student travel experience.” On this episode of Destination on the Left, I talk with Kate and Dana to explore the transformative power of travel in shaping global perspectives and promoting global citizenship. Join us as Dana and Kate share their insights on K-12 educational travel experiences, and the impactful work being done in the travel and education industry. Find out more about how EF Tours is creating hands-on learning opportunities for students, and how World Savvy is embedding global competence in K-12 education. What You Will Learn in this Episode: How EF Tours' approach to educational travel has helped young people to foster global competence and cultural understanding Why the collaboration between World Savvy and EF Tours helps students to develop 21st-century skills and global perspectives Moments when educational travel experiences have led to a tangible impact within local communities, at home and abroad? How travel experiences help build soft skills How schools can integrate educational travel experiences into their curriculum and institutional programs to create a lasting and impactful learning environment for students The Importance of Hands-On Learning Dana and Kate discuss the significant role that educational travel plays in expanding students' perspectives. Through immersive experiences in different countries and cultures, students gain a deeper understanding of the world around them. By stepping outside of their local environments, students are exposed to new ways of thinking, problem-solving, and adapting to unfamiliar situations. This hands-on learning approach broadens their worldview and equips them with essential skills for navigating an increasingly interconnected global society. Building 21st-Century Skills Our conversation highlights the evolution of global competence in K-12 education, with a focus on equipping students with the necessary skills and knowledge to thrive in a globalized world. Dana discusses World Savvy's dedication to promoting global competence through engaging students, training teachers, and working with school leadership to integrate global citizenship into the learning experience. This emphasis on 21st-century skills, such as critical thinking, communication, and cultural proficiency, is essential for preparing students to become global citizens and empathetic leaders in their future endeavors. Creating Meaningful Partnerships Kate gives her insights into EF Tours' mission to open the world through education by offering transformative travel experiences for students. EF's collaboration with educational leaders like Dana emphasizes the importance of creating institutional programs in schools that go beyond traditional trips and become an integral part of the curriculum. Resources: Website: https://worldsavvy.org/ LinkedIn Personal: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dana-mortenson-a691893/ LinkedIn Business: https://www.linkedin.com/company/world-savvy/ Invite Dana to speak at an upcoming event: info@worldsavvy.org

I denne episode svarer vi på de spørgsmål der stod ubesvaret hen efter en udvalgt session på dette års Global Peter Drucker Forum 2023.BUILT TO FLEX: ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURES THAT ARE UP TO CODEChair: Michele Zanini Co-founder, Management LabSpeakers:Ekin Ilseven Assistant Professor Strategy and Organizations, School of Business and Economics Católica-LisbonAntonio Nieto-Rodriguez Visiting Professor at Duke CE, IE,Solvay, Vlerick, Ecole de Ponts;Maria Norrman Global Chief of Staff, EF Education First & Chief of EF Pro Cycling TeamYannick Fierling CEO, Haier EuropeDe spørgsmål der ikke blev besvaret i sessionen:Do you see concepts likeTeal, Sociocracy, Holacracy etc. As part of a new paradigm for organizational structures?If we flip from top down to bottom up, then mindsets must change. School is still top down with teachers telling students what they must learn. We do not foster capability to take ownership.How do you see the role of the leader/CEO in the transformation of an organisation from a control/command mindset to a freedom-based one? How can an organisation change if the leader hasn't?How should we handle employees, which are not engaged enough to participate in the organisations development?How do decide on compensation and advancement in a flat and fluid structure?What tools do we have available to stimulate enthusiasm and engagement if individual employees choose their own projects without running the risk of negligence?What are the new skills that leaders need to foster the more self-managed way of working?Vores blogindlæg fra Global Peter Drucker Forum 2023: https://www.goodmorningapril.com/global-peter-drucker-forum-2023/Global Peter Drucker Forum website: https://www.druckerforum.org/home/

Learn to say “hurry up!” in Chinese with this episode's guest Silvia Cruz. A must-learn phrase for any parents of small children! It's also something that is important to understand as it is a widely used phrase in fast-paced Chinese society!

Learn how to say “baby” in Chinese with Vice President of Finance and Strategy for EF Education First, Silvia Cruz. Find out in this touching episode who you can call your baby!

EF Education First are riding FAKE Cannondale Lab 71's seems the conspiracy theory tin foil hat people had it right the while time. STRAVA etiquette and bike reviewer Ben Delaney 00:30 Fake Cannondale's 12:35 Strava Etiquette 22:19 US Bike Reviewer 36:10 Plapp & Ewan at Green Edge 40:03 Underground Bike Industry 47:13 Bike Camera Footage is Dead Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Parks are amazing places to go to relax, to exercise, to take children to play. They have an especially important place in dense cities where they may be the only green spaces around. In this episode, learn the word for “park” in Chinese with ShaoLan and Silvia Cruz.

Thank you to Pehr Magnus Karlsson, Head of Finance Transformation at EF Education First, for joining us on the EMEA Recruitment podcast.  “Learn to deal with complexity, but also learn to simplify.” In this episode, Paul Toms begins by asking Pehr about the last thing that made him smile. Pehr had a call with a few technology specialists who were able to provide him with a demo solution and think outside the box, cultivating a great interaction. Next, we learn why Pehr has spent over 20 years with EF Education First. He shares that he has been surrounded by great people and has worked with great managers. He adds that it's never boring, as things arise unexpectedly, and he enjoys a challenge. In essence, being stimulated and surrounded by great people is what keeps Pehr loyal to the company. As Head of Finance Transformation, Pehr compares his role to a rollercoaster that is slowly ascending to the top – fun, exhilarating and a little scary. The company is about to go live with a new accounting system that will affect 50,000 people in 100 countries, which Pehr is looking forward to implementing.  For those who wish to replicate Pehr's rise to the top, he emphasises the ability to simplify complexities. In Finance, the role requires you to sort, absorb and simplify information for the business, people, or processes. Later in the episode, Pehr lists a few leadership qualities that help him in his role. These are: having the ability to teach, but not lecture, and having the ability to listen. During his extensive career, he has been given opportunities throughout the function, leading Pehr to become a generalist, enhancing his ability to jump into different situations and provide solutions. Discussing his time management skills, Pehr reiterates the importance of communication in his role; with a lot of meetings in place, he must be mindful of the tasks he has to tick off.  Onto the pandemic, we learn that Pehr did not find the COVID period very tough personally; he felt supported by the company, and working from home wasn't an issue, due to becoming accustomed to other conferencing tools and methods.  He adds that people were innovative during the pandemic, coming up with new ways of working. However, he does acknowledge the struggles other employees may have endured.  Paul asks Pehr about the next goal he wishes to fulfil. He shares that he loves to travel in his career and has spent time with colleagues in Latin America, which has inspired him to lean Spanish.   Listen to the end of the episode to find out if Pehr has any hidden talents.   If you're interested in a particular part of the episode, please use the timestamps below: 00:00 – Introduction 00:45 - The last thing that made Pehr smile 01:55 - Why Pehr has stayed with EF for over 20 years 05:20 - Head of Finance Transformation at EF 07:45 - Advice for those looking to secure a leadership role 10:20 - Characteristics of a Finance leader 17:45 - Time management 21:25 - Connecting with people during COVID 26:10 - The life goal Pehr wishes to achieve 29:10 - Finding out if Pehr has any hidden talents   EMEA Recruitment is a proud partner of Operation Smile, an international medical charity that provides life-changing surgery to children with cleft lip and palate. To support us in our goal of creating 100 new smiles through this partnership, please visit: https://www.operationsmile.org.uk/donate-to-operation-smile/donate-to-operation-smile-emea-recruitment/   This episode is hosted by Paul Toms, our Founder, and Rose Jinks, Marketing Manager. To find out more about our specialist recruitment services, please visit our website: https://www.emearecruitment.com/   You can also stay up to date with us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/emea-recruitment-limited/  If you'd like to connect with Paul, you can find him on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paultoms/  Or Twitter: https://twitter.com/paul_toms    If there are any topics you'd like us to cover in future episodes, please get in touch with Rose: rose.jinks@emearecruitment.com  #emearecruitment #emearecruitmentpodcast #pehrmagnuskarlsson #paultoms #operationsmile  #operationsmileuk #recruitment #finance

Ever wondered how professionals can continue to weather the ups and downs? We strive to bring listeners inspiring stories of successful leaders who have overcome hardships to achieve success. In this latest episode, Bonnie speaks with Annabelle Vultee, who went from owning a Mexican restaurant to becoming the COO of EF Education First in China.   Annabelle shares her incredible journey, discussing the unique challenges of doing business in China, how she overcame her introversion in a leadership role, and how she handled the industry consolidation while maintaining profitability. She also shares advice on how to succeed in a constantly changing world. From fierce competition and high marketing costs to the importance of government and public relations and the role of technology in success, Annabelle provides a comprehensive look at the complex landscape of doing business in China. Further key points throughout include:  An introduction to Annabelle Vultee  Cracking the code to drive sales and profit growth   Breaking into a massive market: The advantages of doing business in China   The challenges of doing business in a non-stop culture  Navigating through leadership challenges: overcoming language barriers and introversion  The importance of regaining control of your schedule   Addressing the saturation of the adult English training industry and the influx of industry competitors   The importance of a strong network and the test of a good leader   A reminder to ride the highs and be patient with the lows   The red flags and physical signs of burnout    ‘'The reality isn't always exactly what you read and hear. And I think people kind of still have some residual fear of China. A lot of scepticism. And it's not all completely unfounded, but the reality is China is a progressive country. It's trying to move along. It's trying to get its citizens to a better place.'' – Annabelle Vultee.  Real Life Real Leaders is dedicated to exploring the real stories behind some of the world's most outstanding inspirational leaders. Each new episode teaches the highs and lows of building a successful business and uncovers the attributes that make a great leader.     Get connected socially with Annabell Vultee:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/annabellevultee/     Get connected socially with host Bonnie Hagemann:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/bhagemann/   https://edainc.io/   https://mobile.twitter.com/bonnie_hagemann   https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/real-life-real-leaders-podcast/     This podcast is proudly produced in partnership with podlad.com 

Taylor Phinney was one of the brightest stars of American road racing in the 2010s. The son of professional cycling luminaries, he was a world champion by age 17 and became the first American to win Paris-Roubaix the following year as a U23. A year later, he won the race again for good measure. During his 10-year career on the WorldTour, Taylor raced for Trek-Livestrong, BMC, and EF Education First. When he announced his retirement in 2019 at age 29, it shook the sport, but according to Taylor, it had been a long time coming. Earlier this week, Payson sat down with Taylor in his art studio in Spain to talk about how his life has changed since he left racing. They talk about how he became more involved with his art in the final year of his WorldTour career and how cycling was no longer bringing him fulfillment. He explains why he's chosen to stay in the cycling mecca of Girona even though he isn't racing anymore, and how he's grown to prefer aspects of Europe that he used to find challenging. They discuss what it's like to still be in the realm of WorldTour racing as he supports his partner, Kasia, who rides for Canyon–SRAM, and how professional women's racing is so different from men's. They also talk about music, art, starting fires, and his obsession with handlebars. Instagram: @theadventurestache

Show Notes: Will Bachman and Ming Chen had a conversation about Ming's journey since graduating from Harvard in 1992. Ming is currently Chief Cultural Officer EF Education First, an education company with 50,000 employees. Will asked Ming to tell him a bit about what she does at EF Education First, and Ming explained that she is the company's Chief Culture Officer. Ming Chen is a long-time employee of EF Education First, a company that provides language programs, educational travel, cultural exchange programs, and academic degree programs.  She joined the company in 1998 after graduating from college with an East Asian Studies degree, and she has since worn many hats. She advises people starting out their career to not be discouraged if their degree does not directly prepare them for a specific job. She found his way in by moving to Hong Kong and joining EF, which is meaningful, global, and fun. She has an MBA, but didn't know what she would do with it when she graduated, so she fell into the job. From Hong Kong to EF Education First Ming Chen, now a Chief Culture Officer, has had a long and varied career path. After graduating college with a degree in a concentration she wasn't quite sure what to do with, she began eliminating possibilities of what he didn't want to do. After spending summers teaching and working at Christie's Auction, she decided to move to Hong Kong due to her family's history there. She describes it as a magical place with access to the beach and the mountains. She compares it to a college campus with pay, and praises the efficient public transportation and the easy tax forms. She also mentions the difficulty of the reintegration to mainland China, but still calls it the mecca of capitalism. EF Education First is  a company that provides educational services, including cultural exchanges. One of their cultural exchange programs is High School Year Abroad, which brings foreign students to public high schools in the U.S. to live with host families for a year. Another program is Cultural Care Au Pair, which helps match American families with au pair students. The programs are quite inspirational and transformative, as they help participants become fluent in English and American culture. The Backstory of EF Education EF Education first was founded in 1965 when its founder, Bertil Hult, who was dyslexic, took a group of Swedish students to Brighton for the summer to help them learn English. He believed that real-life, immersive learning was the best way for students to learn and this became the foundation for the Heritage Program. EF Education first then expanded to include German, Japanese and Mexican students and opened their first school in Hastings, England. Now, they have 600 schools and offices around the world and welcome students from 100 countries to learn English. As well as language schools, they also offer EF English Live, the world's largest online English school, with teachers teaching classes every hour.  On Writing Books and Running Marathons Ming Chen has written with her identical twin sister Wah. Their book titled Escape: One Day We Had to Run was inspired by the story of the nanny who brought up Ming and Wah during their formative years. The nanny had to swim from mainland China to Hong Kong during the 1960s due to the famine. The nanny eventually made it to New York and was like a mother to Ming and Wah, though communication was difficult due to the language barrier. The duo also mention how the book was born out of a longer and more ambitious project. The book was written to help children cope with difficult and traumatic experiences. The book was born out of a larger product project that Ming and her twin sister had been working on for many years, and Carmen Vela, an artist based in Spain, was chosen as the illustrator. The book was published by Lantana Publishing, which was a great success. Ming is also a marathon runner, and she attributes her motivation to running to the friends she made while attending a freshman week party at the University of Pennsylvania. Ming mentions a professor at Harvard who inspired her: Roderick MacFarquhar, a leading scholar on the Cultural Revolution. Timestamps 04:56 From Working in Television to Becoming Chief Culture Officer  08:31 Exploring EF Education First's Cultural Exchange Programs   13:41 Vetting Host Families for High School Exchange Programs 15:29 The Benefits of Educational Travel  16:46 Conversation Summary: EF Education First's Language Training Programs  19:38 On writing books  23:22 Exploring the Inspiration Behind Escape and Other Books  23:37 Writing, Illustrating, and Publishing Escape: One Day We Had to Run  26:59 Reflections on Marathoning and Brand Ambassadorship  31:22 East Asian Studies Major and Hong Kong Expat    Links: Nobel House, James Clavell Indelible City, Louisa Lim Escape: One Day We Had to Run https://demingaling.medium.com/ ef.com/wwen/   CONTACT INFO:  linkedin.com/in/therealmingchen

Innovative products, services and behavior changes are key ingredients for solving the world's most pressing issues.Our guest, Lori van Dam, is the CEO of Hult Prize, an organization that inspires student entrepreneurs to solve the world's biggest challenges through innovative social enterprises with positive global impact.Hult Prize was launched in 2009 by a group of Hult International Business School students with the support of the Hult family, founders and owners of EF Education First, and benefactors of the Hult International Business School.Through its year-long competition, over 100,000 young people in 120 countries work to create high-impact startups that address the annual challenge in alignment with the UN Sustainable Development Goals.Finalists pitch their businesses to a panel of expert judges, and the winning team receives 1 million USD in funding to make their idea a reality.Prior to joining Hult Prize, Lori spent six years as an executive leader for Susan G. Komen, as executive director of The One Fund Boston, which was created by the Mayor of Boston and Governor of Massachusetts to provide support for the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing victims, and for 20 years she worked for EF Education First, a global education company.To learn more about the Hult Prize, please visit: https://www.hultprize.org/Follow the Hult Prize on these social platforms:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hultprize/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hultprize/Twitter: https://twitter.com/hultprizeLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/hult-prize-foundation/Thank you for carving out time to improve your Founder Game - when you do better, your startup will do better - cheers!Ande ♥https://andelyons.com #bestyoutubechannelforstartups #startupstories #startuplife #hultprizeJOIN STARTUP LIFE LIVE MEETUP GROUP Get an alert whenever I post a new show! https://bit.ly/StartupLifeLIVECONNECT WITH ME ONLINE:https://twitter.com/AndeLyonshttps://www.linkedin.com/in/andelyons/https://www.instagram.com/ande_lyons/TikTok: @andelyonsANDELICIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTSArlan's Academy: https://arlansacademy.com/Scroobious - use Ande15 discount code: https://www.scroobious.com/How to Raise a Seed Round: https://bit.ly/AAElizabethYinTune in to Mia Voss' Shit We Don't Talk About podcast here: https://shitwedonttalkaboutpodcast.com/SPONSORSHIPIf you resonate with the show's mission of amplifying diverse founder voices while serving first-time founders around the world, please reach out to me to learn more about making an impact through sponsoring the Startup Life LIVE Show! ande@andelyons.com. Ande ♥

In this week's Shiny New Object podcast, Jennsen Fung, the EVP of Digital Marketing at EF Education First, discusses his passion project: Next Generation User Acquisition. Jennsen explains how adding data science and behavioural science elements to user acquisition can give organisations a competitive edge by enabling them to make more informed and faster decisions, have more accurate attribution and prediction capabilities, and access features that don't natively exist on platforms like Facebook and Google Ads. Jennsen also talks about the role of machine learning in classification tasks and the importance of data quality and governance. If you're interested in the future of marketing and advertising, don't miss this episode!

The future of marketing goes beyond channel planning, utilising data and behavioural science to give organisations a competitive edge. According to Jennsen Fung, Executive VP for Digital Marketing at EF Education First, brands need to start integrating science and technology on top of the user growth and acquisition tactics. This will help them start to make more informed and faster decisions. Listen to how Jennsen proposes to do just that, as well as his top marketing tips, on the latest episode of the podcast.The Shiny New Object podcast is a production of Automated Creative, an adtech platform that turns brands' media impressions into marketing intelligence. Find out more at www.automatedcreative.net

Learn to say “hurry up!” in Chinese with this episode's guest Silvia Cruz. A must-learn phrase for any parents of small children! It's also something that is important to understand as it is a widely used phrase in fast-paced Chinese society!

Learn how to say “baby” in Chinese with Vice President of Finance and Strategy for EF Education First, Silvia Cruz. Find out in this touching episode who you can call your baby!

Parks are amazing places to go to relax, to exercise, to take children to play. They have an especially important place in dense cities where they may be the only green spaces around. In this episode learn the word for “park” in Chinese with ShaoLan and Silvia Cruz.

Rapha presents Life in the Peloton! The Tour de France is a beast! A beautiful beast. It is the biggest annual sporting event in the world. Cycling fan or not, everyone knows about the Tour de France.  When I was a professional it was obviously a marked goal for all the guys in the peloton. An achievement to simply get to the start line. Although never having ridden the Tour myself, the last couple of years I have been able to to visit the race from the inside – as a journalist with media eyes on. Working with my old mates from The Cycling Podcast last year and over these first 7 days of the Tour de France 2022 I have been able to absorb the energy the Tour gives to everyone who is a part of it. I wanted to try to take you, as listeners, backstage. To speak to as many different people around the start and finish lines as I could. To try to paint the whole picture for you – that, even if you've never been on the sidelines, allows you to understand why so many people want to flock to witness this race pass by.  But most of all, I wanted take you inside the red tape, into the paddock with the buses, on course at the start/finish line, up close and personal to chat to riders and staff to hear what their experiences are from day to day travelling on tour. Join me as I make my way through the first week of the Tour de France 2022 – from the Grand Depart in Denmark, to the cobbles of Roubaix and then to the first mountain climbs of the race. It's an episode jam-packed with guests and I hope you feel like you're right there at Le Tour with me! Big thanks to all those who gave me their time and insight while on the busy race: Gregory Rast (DS Trek Segafredo), Simon Geschke (Cofidis), Mat Hayman (Team BikeExchange), Luke Durbridge (Team BikeExchange), Nick Schultz (Team BikeExchange), Neil Stephens (DS UAE Team Emirates), Matti Breschel (DS EF Education First), Simon Clarke (Israel Premier Tech), Zak Dempster (Israel Premier Tech), Michael Rasmussen (Retired Pro), Bradley Wiggins (Retired Pro), Raj (Mechanic EF Education First), Chris Hamilton (Team DSM), Brett Lancaster(DS Team Ineos), Dylan Van Baarle (Team Ineos), Owain Doull (EF Education First), Bernie Eisel (Ex Pro/Commentator/DS), Michael Woods (Israel Premier Tech), Ben O'Connor (Team AG2R Citroen), Carlos Verona (Team Movistar), JJ (Mechanic EF Education First), Tom Cools (Çois Cycling), Matt Stephens (Commentator), Luka Mezgec (Team BikeExchange), Mads Pedersen (Trek Segafredo), Richard Spink (Physio Team BikeExchange), Michael Matthews (Team BikeExchange) & the amazing fans that I met along the way! Stay tuned next week for an extra special Talking Luft, with the riders of the Tour de France. Cheers, Mitch Listen Listen & subscribe to this series on the Life in the Peloton website, at Spotify, Apple Podcasts, GooglePlay, Stitcher, Youtube or your favourite pod app. Show Notes . . . This episode is brought to you by Rapha, makers of the world's finest cycling clothing & accessories and the worlds largest cycling club, RCC. Find out more about Rapha: their kit, their club, their events and awesome clubhouses at rapha.cc. . . . Merch Our Tshirt collab with Çois Cycling for the Tour de France is now live! Shop exclusively at coiscycling.com Our first release of our new Talking Luft cap has now sold out. Stay tuned for the next drop in the coming weeks. Loved the Roubaix stage at the tour? Get ready for next year's cobbles with our Paris-Roubaix Cap. Jump over to our online shop to grab one. Shop LITP casual Merch anytime online at our store. From casual caps to mugs, embroidered tees, logo tees, sweaters and much more.. Keep in touch Find all our episodes, LITP news and merch on our website www.lifeinthepeloton.com Listen on all good podcast apps, and now on Youtube. Follow us on socials: Instagram: @lifeinthepeloton Twitter: @lifeinthepelo

As many start-ups grow at a rapid pace so do their teams - Asha Haji highlights the vast differences of a company of ten to a company of 30 and the missing parts that usually end up in a disconnect in relationships. She puts importance on implementing learning and development elements, and providing support and training for employees growing with the business. Giving insight into the advice and learnings from mentors of Framework, she explains how they help shape the curriculum and why it is important for users to have founders from different size companies as well as from all around the world.  Talking funding, Haji explains why crowdfunding is not for them and after closing a seed round of £2m, she shares on her experience on the way investors view women versus their counterparts.  Haji is a WashU computer scientist turned Harvard MBA who has spent her career developing transformative experiences at the intersection of people, technology and education. After her first chapter as a developer, she spent nearly seven years in a variety of leadership roles at EF Education First, the world's leading international education company, before joining start-ups in 2017. Haji loves fostering cultures that are inclusive and highly collaborative, where everyone is empowered to do their very best work. In her spare time, you can find her sneaking in early morning HIIT workouts and listening to NPR podcasts.  

Dr. Giorgio Iemmolo - Polyglot and linguist - Transference of knowledge and applying diverse knowledge to businessYet another ex-colleague at EF Education First, Giorgio currently manages the academics for the non-english speaking language schools around the world. He spends his days switching between his multiple languages in order to operate as a truly global citizen.I hope you enjoy this episode.Please find Giorgio here if you want to connect: https://www.linkedin.com/in/giorgioiemmolo/Like and subscribe to the youtube channel here: https://youtu.be/VXL2Yu6tBOYThanks

Learn to say “hurry up!” in Chinese with this episode's guest Silvia Cruz. A must-learn phrase for any parents of small children! It's also something that is important to understand as it is a widely used phrase in fast-paced Chinese society!

Learn how to say “baby” in Chinese with Vice President of Finance and Strategy for EF Education First, Silvia Cruz. Find out in this touching episode who you can call your baby!

In this episode Richard Moore, Lionel Birnie and Daniel Friebe discuss the final unveiling of the 2022 Giro d'Italia route. The Giro stages have been revealed bit by bit this time in batches, rather than chronologically. Has this robbed the Giro route of some of its mystery and majesty or does it not really matter? And what are the other terrible innovations in recent grand tour history? It's track season, cyclo-cross season and silly season. We discuss the controversy of riders taking part in events on their new team's bikes before their contracts have expired in the light of EF Education First's threat to terminate Sergio Higuita and Lawson Craddock's contracts for doing just that. We ask whether Adam Yates's Barcelona marathon time was impressive for a professional cyclist.  Richard's show and tell segment discusses a new show on GCN featuring EF Education First sports director Tom Southam teaching a bunch of fourth-category riders how to ride as a team, and we hear from Southam himself. And in the final part we speak to Tony Hoffa, a Friend of the Podcast who has recently secured a job in the World Tour with Team DSM as a mechanic – a move which came about after he listened to our Friends of the Podcast special episode A Team Apart. The Cycling Podcast is supported by Supersapiens and Science in Sport Supersapiens is a continuous glucose monitoring system that helps you make the right fuelling choices. See supersapiens.com For 25% off all your SiS products, go to scienceinsport.com and enter the code SISCP25 at the checkout. This episode is sponsored by Calm, the #1 mental wellness app, to give you the tools that improve the way you feel. If you go to calm.com/CYCLE, you'll get a limited time offer of 40% off a Calm Premium Subscription, which includes hundreds of hours of programming.

¿Qué podéis encontrar en este episodio? 0:00:00 EDITORIAL 0:02:13 RODILLO Nos subiremos al rodillo para contestar la pregunta que nos dejó nuestro invitado de la semana en Voces del Ciclismo, Mario Sabato. 0:06:44 REPASO ACTUALIDAD Haremos el repaso de la actualidad donde hablaremos de Julian Alaphilippe, Egan Bernal, EF Education First y su equipo femenino, Tom Dumoulin, Thibaut Pinot, Manuel Fundación Continental, Lotto y Arturo Gravalos al que desde ya le deseamos total recuperación. 0:32:32 MERCADO 2022 Y como cada semana, repasamos la actualidad de las últimas novedades tanto en el mercado masculino como en el femenino. 0:39:15 TOP Mejores Ciclistas 2021 Cerraremos el episodio con el debate sobre qué corredores han sido los más destacados este 2021 y haremos nuestro TOP de los mejores ciclistas 2021 A los mandos de las bicicletas: Jordi Martínez ( https://twitter.com/jordiportista ) y David Gómez ( https://twitter.com/davidesportista ) ¿Quién puede dar más? ¿Nos acompañáis en esta ruta? Vista nuestra web: http://www.ciclismoayerhoy.com Únete a nuestro canal de telegram: t.me/ciclismoayerhoy REFERENCIAS La carta de Thibaut Pinot a Willian Bonnet https://www.wielerflits.nl/nieuws/pinot-schrijft-brief-aan-william-bonnet-ik-zal-niet-vergeten-wat-je-hebt-gedaan-voor-me/

Parks are amazing places to go to relax, to exercise, to take children to play. They have an especially important place in dense cities where they may be the only green spaces around. In this episode learn the word for “park” in Chinese with ShaoLan and Silvia Cruz.

This audio-only version of our twice weekly cyber security talk show, teissTalk.  Join us twice a week for free by visiting www.teiss.co.uk/talk  On this episode, we focus on the following news story; Bot attacks grow 41% in first half of 2021 https://www.zdnet.com/article/bot-attacks-grow-41-in-first-half-of-2021-lexisnexis  The panel discussion is titled “Cyber resilience and business logic attacks” https://www.teiss.co.uk/teisstalk/cyber-resilience-and-business-logic-attacks/  This episode is hosted by Geoff White  https://www.linkedin.com/in/geoffwhitetech/   Our Guests are Edwin van Andel, Advisor, Hacker and CEO, Zerocopter https://www.linkedin.com/in/yafsec/  James Packer, Head of Information Security, EF Education First https://www.linkedin.com/in/jpcyber/  Matthew Gracey-McMinn, Head of Threat Research, Netacea https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthewgraceymcminn  

Together with Anders Hojmose we talk about many many things, one of the first topics is design in Education. Anders is the Head of UX at EF Education First, thanks to that he knows a lot about the challenges that design has to solve when it comes to teaching people.  We talk about the problems that the pandemic caused and how it affects the quality of design, but we also discuss the new challenges that new technologies create. Anders explains why T-shaped designers are needed and the importance of having expertise in a given niche. As a follow-up he explains why we have to take courses and "get our hands dirty" in order to learn.  Anders site: https://www.hojmo.se/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hojmose/  Elite Crew: https://www.elitecrew.io/  Key points: Favorite sector - Education - [3:15] Finding the sweet spot between technology and peer to peer learning - [5:00] Challenge in front of us - [8:30] Designers without developers - [16:15] Engage developers early on in the design process - [19:00] Solve problems first - [22:10] Working from home and the quality - [25:30] Intuition vs research - [30:15] T-shaped designer - [34:50] Skills required to be a good designer - [39:40]

Nate Wilson is the coach of triathletes Flora Duffy, Olympic Gold Medalist from the women's individual event, and Kevin McDowell, 6th in the individual event and silver medalist in the Mixed Relay with the United States. Nate has an extensive background in the world of professional cycling, and is currently also the Professional Cycling Performance Manager of the World Tour team EF Education First. On this episode, we discuss Nate's views on training and coaching, and specifics around how Flora and Kevin prepared for the Olympic Games in Tokyo.      IN THIS EPISODE YOU'LL LEARN ABOUT: -Nate's coaching and training philosophy -Balancing blocks of intensity and blocks of aerobic training -Tapering for the Olympic Games -Heat preparation for the Tokyo heat and humidity -Flora's run volume to run one of the fastest women's triathlon 10k:s in history -The art of coaching -Nate's top tips for amateur triathletes and endurance athletes   SHOWNOTES: https://scientifictriathlon.com/tts303/   SCIENTIFIC TRIATHLON AND THAT TRIATHLON SHOW WEBPAGE: www.scientifictriathlon.com/podcast/   SPONSORS: Precision Hydration - Want to optimise your performance in hot or humid conditions, avoid cramping, and make sure your hydration is on point? Take PH's free online Sweat Test to get personalised hydration strategy. Also use the Quick Carb Calculator to get fueling recommendations, and book a free one-on-one consultation to refine your hydration and fueling strategy. Use the promo code THATTRIATHLONSHOW15 to get 15% off your first order of PH electrolytes or the Precision Fuel range.   ZEN8 - The ZEN8 Indoor Swim Trainer is a tool for time-crunched triathletes looking to improve swim specific strength and technique. The swim trainer is a perfect complement to your training in the pool. On days when you don't have time to go to the pool, you can now do a short but effective home-based workout on the trainer. It is inflatable, so doesn't take up much space, and best of all, it is very affordable. Get 20% off your order at zen8swimtrainer.com/tts.   LINKS AND RESOURCES: Catalyst Coaching website, Instagram and Twitter profiles, and Nate's personal Instagram profile   RATE AND REVIEW: If you enjoy the show, please help me out by subscribing, rating and reviewing: www.scientifictriathlon.com/rate/   CONTACT: Want to send feedback, questions or just chat? Email me at mikael@scientifictriathlon.com or connect on Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter.

Ming Chen is the Chief Culture Officer at Education First, an international education company specializing in educational travel, cultural exchanges and language training.  She started out her career journey in sales working for Turner Broadcasting in Hong Kong before pivoting into on-air presenting on Star Television.  The post 825: How to Narrow Career Options in College With Ming Chen, EF Education First [K-Cup DoubleShot] appeared first on Time4Coffee.

Long-time friends, training partners, and competitors, Jonathan Vaughters and Colby Pearce have a deep racing history and relationship. With decades of experience in pro cycling, they have gained many insights about training, coaching, and the trajectory of the sport. Colby and JV first discuss their early training techniques, taught to them by their first cycling coach, Adrie Van Diemen, a Dutch exercise physiologist now with UAE Team Emirates. Many of the techniques are now considered to be standard practice. The pair reminisce about how they were ahead of their time, in many ways, even though they didn't realize it. Vaughters, who has coached many pro cyclists over the years, then gives examples of experiments gone right—and wrong—and how certain training regimens should be applied to certain types of athletes. He also openly discusses the conflict of interest in coaching athletes while also serving as their team manager. The discussion then turns to the finer details of cycling technique, including a detailed explanation of how crank length affects a rider's ability to climb, sprint, and win. JV even describes the time he swapped cranks behind the back of his former team manager, Johan Bruyneel. Next, the conversation turns to Rigoberto Urán, who finished second in the 2017 Tour de France. The Colombian's diet at that year's race included bananas and… bananas. Vaughters uses that example to illustrate how the natural and simple solution oftentimes bests all of the “advanced” nutrition expertise in the world—and how athletes often discover what works best for them and “solve their own equation.” That, and much more, in today's episode of “Cycling in Alignment.” REFERENCES Book: “One-Way Ticket: Nine Lives on Two Wheels” https://www.amazon.com/One-Way-Ticket-Nine-Lives-Wheels/dp/0143134140 Coach Adrie Van Diemen http://www.webtrainer.com/nl/

Georges Levesque is the President of Levesque Negotiation, a firm that provides negotiation training and advice. He is trained in advanced negotiations and business strategy at both the MIT School of Entrepreneurship and the Harvard Business School. Georges is also a senior executive with EF Education First, the world's largest educational organization with over 52,000 employees in 114 countries. He is a longtime entrepreneur, professional speaker, and proud supporter of small businesses. He was also a former board member of the Entrepreneurs Organization (EO) and has traveled to over 100 countries.  Georges Levesque, the President of Levesque Negotiation, is John Corcoran's guest in this episode of the Smart Business Revolution Podcast where he talks about negotiation strategies and how he trains entrepreneurs and executives to negotiate effectively. Georges also shares his experience in transitioning into the corporate sector after leaving self-employment, selling his business, and how he overcame some personal challenges in order to build another successful business.

Now in her 3rd CEO role in 15+ years, Mary Wittenberg is one of the leading business Women in Sports. Her team first leadership style has proven successful for nearly two decades, and there is a lot to learn from her. Listen Up!

I veckans avsnitt av Rat Race diskuteras huruvida det är positivt eller negativt med arbetsplatser som rekryterar in partners, nära vänner etc. Sofia och Filip får besök av Jenny Wahlberg, som dels redogör för sina erfarenheter på ämnet under sin tid på EF Education First och dels berättar om sin egen anställningsstrategi på sommarcaféet på Gotland. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

S1 EP05 - This week's guest is an old friend and a dear friend. Someone I very much looked up to as a junior and someone I was fortunate enough to race alongside in my first season in the professional ranks. Mitch Docker is in his thirteenth year making a living off of racing his bike, a team captain at EF Education First, Mitch possesses a humility and objective reason seldom found in a professional athlete. And he has amazing hair. In a refreshingly candid interview Mitch opened up about the possibility of never racing again, the empathy required to be a team captain, the changing shape of the pro peloton, life in the peloton and life after it. You can listen to any of Mitch's podcasts here: https://lifeinthepeloton.com/ Watch our films, read our stories and much more over at www.thereabouts.co Music is from Outskirts written and produced by Builders Tea. Instagram: @hereorthereabouts

In my first real episode, I speak with Mike Kaufman. He left big law for law school career counseling only to find himself back at a big law firm doing recruiting. Then an opportunity took him EF Education First in Cambridge, Massachusetts where he is currently the Senior Director of People Operations. Mike tells us about these twists and turns, and you'll hear how his path inspired my own career transition. 

This episode of the podcast is brought to you by The EdTech Shop – Copywriting & Marketing Strategy for Education Startups. Get more schools to sign up and buy with The 5-Day Copy fix. Click here to enroll for free. ###   Ashley Lamb-Sinclair is the Founder & CEO of Curio Learning, a platform to help teachers discover new ideas, curate them visually, and collaborate with other educators to become more creative and more empowered in their teaching craft. Curio Learning has received numerous awards including acceptance into the LearnLaunch Accelerator in Boston, the Navitas Ventures Prize in the Milken Penn Business Plan Competition, and most recently, the grand prize in the Uber Girlboss Pitch Competition. In addition to building Curio, Ashley was honored as the 2016 Kentucky Teacher of the Year. In that role, she served as Teacher in Residence for the Kentucky Department of Education and co-founded multiple statewide projects including KYEdPolicy.org, Policy Together, and The Courier Journal Classroom Connections. As Kentucky Teacher of the Year, she created innovative lesson plans with the Spotify for Education Advisory Board and received an EF Education First scholarship to study the education system in Finland with other educators. Prior to being honored as Kentucky Teacher of the Year, she was awarded a Fulbright Scholarship to Thailand and Vietnam and an English Speaking Union Scholarship to study creative writing at Exeter College at the University of Oxford. She is a contributing writer to the Atlanticand the Washington Post, among other publications, and taught secondary English and creative writing as a National Board Certified Teacher for thirteen years. She also founded an educator accelerator called School Startup, integrating entrepreneurship and human-centered design principles into teaching craft. She also provided expertise as a curriculum and educator outreach consultant to TrueSchool Studio based in New Orleans. Highlights include: Ashley (a 14-year teacher) walks us through the process many teachers go through when planning, collecting and creating lessons "The Rebel Teacher" - Who are they? What are they rebelling against? The social impact of hundreds of thousands of teachers sharing and discussing resources in a network like Curio Ashley explains the challenges of going from the classroom to the startup world "There's a divide between what happens in schools and out of schools." Ashley has written for The Atlantic - how did her editors contradict the sacred beliefs of English teachers? The mindset, timing, and ebb and flow of teachers, which has a big impact on user growth Believe it or not, Ashley says, "I was a Luddite." Listen to her explain. What are the career paths available to teachers and how can EdTech startups expand opportunities? The suspicion teachers show towards Ashley because she's started a company (this is very real) Ashley's advice, which may surprise you, for teachers who want to carve out an entrepreneurial path If you liked this episode then please subscribe on iTunes, leave a review, and share it with a friend.  Thanks for listening! Gerard Dawson TheEdTechShop.com