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In this episode of Business Ninjas, Andrew Lippman sits down with Jay Jung, founder and principal of Embarc Advisors, a boutique investment banking and M&A advisory firm serving the middle market. With a background at Goldman Sachs and McKinsey, Jay has worked on major deals like Yahoo's sale to Verizon and MuleSoft's acquisition by Salesforce. Now, he's bringing that elite-level execution and insight to 7- and 8-figure mergers and acquisitions for founders and private businesses across industries—from SaaS and healthcare to industrials and business services.Embarc Advisors is flipping the traditional investment banking model on its head. Instead of commission-based success fees, they operate on a transparent hourly billing model, helping clients plan and optimize their exits months or even years in advance. Their fully remote team offers CFO services, quality of earnings reports, and end-to-end deal support. Embarc's industry-agnostic approach allows them to bring unique insight across verticals, creating higher ROI and less friction throughout the M&A process. It's no surprise they've been named to Axial's Top 25 Middle Market Investment Banks.

Pioneering sports journalist – the brilliant, hilarious, badass Sarah Spain – joins us to reflect on: 1. One of our most popular episodes – Episode 147: The Episode That Wasn't – when we ended an interview after the guest was disrespectful to our team member; 2. The constant indignities and inequities in male-dominated fields; 3. To report or not to report harassment – and what actually happens when you do report?; and 4. How to help ourselves – and come together to help each other – secure safer and more just work spaces.   CW: sexual harassment  About Sarah:  Sarah Spain is an Emmy and Peabody Award-winning sports journalist. In her 12+ years at ESPN she has worked as a radio and podcast host, writer and TV analyst. She's a minority owner of the Chicago Red Stars of the NWSL, a co-founder of “Hear The Cheers,” which provides hearing aids and equipment to kids so they can continue participating in sports, and is on the board of Embarc, a program that provides community-driven experiences and learning opportunities to low-income Chicago high school students.  TW: @SarahSpain IG:@spain2323 To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

El Caso Madre Patria sigue dando de qué hablar, pero ahora por razones inesperadas que nadie vio venir. 

William Leonard Hunt, conocido como el Gran Farini, fue un famoso funambulista e inventor canadiense que emprendió una arriesgada expedición al desierto del Kalahari en 1885. Durante esta travesía, aseguró haber hallado una misteriosa “ciudad perdida” en medio del desierto. Aunque la existencia de esta ciudad nunca se comprobó, Farini regresó con bocetos y relatos fascinantes, lo que generó gran interés y debate sobre su hallazgo. Y disfruta también de la gran aventura de dos de los mejores escaladores de la historia, Alex Honnold y Tomy Caldwell, en ‘El ascenso del diablo”. Vive su viaje emocional y físico de 4.000 kilómetros en bicicleta, velero y a pie atravesando el Oeste estadounidense, Canadá y Alaska. Sé testigo de su asombroso viaje con el estreno del documental el 13 de diciembre a las 22:00h en el canal National Geographic. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Grant funding is helping the push for economic equality in Iowa. Iowa Blueprint for Change is a federally funded program that Iowa is using to help workers who are disabled find Competitive Integrated Employment (CIE). Brandy McOmber, Deputy Division Administrator for Iowa's Vocational Rehabilitation, and Ashley Banes, Project Director at Iowa Blueprint for Change, join the Mission: Employable podcast to discuss how CIE helps Iowans who are disabled find equal benefits and wages, and how the grant is affecting change in the state.

It's been a year since Iowa Vocational Rehabilitation Services has joined Iowa Workforce Development.  Since then, IVRS has eliminated their waitlist for services. As we start our month of celebrating National Disability Employment Awareness Month, IVRS Director Dr. James Williams stops by the podcast for part one of a two part series on IVRS. Join us as we take a look back at what IVRS has accomplished since joining IWD, and how the merger has helped them accomplish their goals. 

In this conversation, Jared and Griff Erskine(Embarc Director of Sales) reminisce about their experiences in the door-to-door sales industry, particularly in the fiber internet sector. They discuss their time living in different states, the challenges and advantages of selling in various areas, and the importance of perseverance and a strong work ethic. They also share funny and memorable stories from their sales journeys. Overall, they emphasize the entrepreneurial nature of the job and the freedom it provides. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Nostalgia 03:12 Moving to Dallas and the Appeal of Texas 07:48 Transition to Solar and the Rise of Fiber Internet 12:57 The Benefits of Selling in Rural Areas 18:08 Funny and Memorable Stories from the Field 25:07 Living in Dodge City and the Quirks of Different Areas 34:03 The Freedom and Entrepreneurship of Door-to-Door Sales 38:10 Closing Techniques and Advice for New Reps 42:04 Conclusion

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In this conversation, Jared talks with Jessica about her background and career. Jessica shares her journey from working in PR agencies to doing door-to-door sales, and eventually selling fiber for Embarc. They also discuss the benefits of selling fiber and handling objections in sales. In this conversation, Jared and Jessica discuss various objections they encounter while doing door-to-door sales for an internet service provider. They share strategies for creating urgency, addressing objections about speaking to a spouse, dealing with bundled services, and overcoming concerns about installation. They also discuss the importance of knowing the pitch, staying positive, and setting goals. Overall, they provide valuable insights and tips for success in the door-to-door sales industry.  

Get to know Dan VanSweden, CMO of Embarc Solutions, as Jared talks with Dan about his background in sales, the value of the Door-to-door experience, morning routines, setting goals, and daily rituals. 

Jared talks with Clint Root, President of Embarc Solutions, about their career backgrounds in door-to-door sales, excitement within the company, tips for staying motivated, and opportunities with Embarc Solutions in the Fiber internet industry.

«El Fuerte de Santa Mónica, que en las luchas revolucionarias sirvió tantas veces como prisión de reos políticos, tenía una pavorosa leyenda de aguas [envenenadas], mazmorras con reptiles, cadenas, garfios y cepos de tormento. Estas fábulas, que datan de la dominación española, habían ganado [mucha aceptación] en la tiranía del General Santos Banderas. Todas las tardes en el foso del baluarte... era pasada por las armas alguna cuerda de revolucionarios. Se fusilaba sin otro proceso que una orden secreta del Tirano. »Nachito y el estudiante [Marco Aurelio] traspasaron la [puerta esposados], entre la escolta de soldados.... Esparcidos y solitarios paseaban algunos presos.... Un viejo, sentado sobre el cantil frente al mar inmenso, ponía remiendos a la frazada de su camastro. En el más erguido baluarte cazaba lagartijas un gato, y pelotones de soldados hacían ejercicios en Punta Serpientes.   »Hilo de la muralla, la curva espumosa de las olas balanceaba una [hilera] de cadáveres. Vientres inflados, livideces tumefactas. Algunos prisioneros, con grito de motín, trepaban al baluarte. Las olas mecían los cadáveres, ciñéndolos al costado de la muralla, y el cielo alto, llameante, cobijaba un astroso vuelo de zopilotes [pájaros negros].... »Nachito se aleló de espanto: »—¿Son náufragos? »El viejo de la frazada [lo] miró [despreciándolo]: »—Son los compañeros recién ultimados en Foso-Palmitos.... »—¿No se les enterraba? »—¡Qué va! Se les tiraba al mar.... »Los prisioneros encaramados en el baluarte... tenían una frenética palpitación.... El Doctor Alfredo Sánchez Ocaña... famoso tribuno revolucionario, [exclamó]: »—¡Hermanos, los que van a morir os rinden un saludo y os presentan armas! »Se arrancó el [sombrero de jipijapa] con un gran gesto, y todos [lo] imitaron.... »Una barca tripulada por carabineros de mar, arriando vela, maniobraba para recoger los cadáveres. Embarcó siete.... »Nachito... se agarraba al brazo de [Marco Aurelio]: »—¡Nos hemos fregado! ... ¡Muy triste morir inocente! ... »El viejo, con burlona mueca de escarnio, [le dijo]: »—¿No sos revolucionario? Pues sin merecerlo vas vos a tener el fin de los hombres honrados.... »Marco Aurelio declaró con firmeza: »[Yo] me arrepiento de no haberlo sido, y lo seré, si alguna vez me veo fuera de estos muros. »El viejo, anudando la hebra, reía con su risa de cabra: »—De buenos propósitos está empedrado el infierno.»1 Quiera Dios que al meditar sobre ese refrán que cita oportunamente el viejo en la novela sobre el dictador Tirano Banderas del escritor gallego Ramón del Valle-Inclán, reconozcamos que, si bien el camino que conduce al infierno está empedrado de buenas intenciones, el camino al cielo está empedrado de buenas obras. Pero conste que lo que nos salva no son esas obras sino la gracia de Dios que aceptamos por la fe. Determinemos poner en práctica esa fe todos los días, de modo que no haya duda de que vamos por el camino que conduce al cielo.2 Carlos ReyUn Mensaje a la Concienciawww.conciencia.net 1 Ramón del Valle-Inclán, Tirano Banderas: Novela de tierra caliente, 5a. ed. (Madrid: Espasa-Calpe, 1984), pp. 161-67. 2 Ef 2:8-9; Stg 2:14-26

In this special episode, O'Brien and past guest Jason Lauritsen announce a unique in-person event for People Business listeners who lead HR. Designing Work for Humans: A People Business Summit will take place in Chicago on June 3rd and 4th, teaching HR leaders design skills they can use in their organizations to solve pressing business problems while making work better for the humans who work there. APPLY HERE: https://peoplebusinesssummit.com/This will be a project-based learning environment, meaning it will be immersive and hands-on, giving attendees a chance to practice what they are learning in real-time and with real-world applications. We are partnering with Embarc, a Chicago-based nonprofit helping underserved students across 20+ schools by designing experiences that show them all the city (and the world) has to offer. Check out Embarc's mission here: https://embarcchicago.org/If you are an HR leader who wants to be a better internal consultant to your executive team, who wants to help your organization face an uncertain future, who wants to improve the lives of your employees... this is the event for you. 

Los textos de Rahn llamaron la atención de Heinrich Himmler, lo que le llevó a ser considerado como el padre del ocultismo nazi. Fue quien puso en marcha la búsqueda para encontrar el Santo Grial para el III Reich. También sus libros ayudaron a entender la repercusión que tuvo el esoterismo medieval. Su primer trabajo fue germanizar la obra ‘La Corte de Lucifer'. Te contamos su historia. Y recuerda, puedes descubrir más historias en el canal de National Geographic y en Disney +

Spooky season is in full swing, and to mark the occasion cannabis dispensary Embarc has launched a new brand dubbed the Devil's Lettuce.The quirky ad campaign to promote it draws inspiration from movies of the Reefer Madness era and equates the stigma of cannabis consumption with monsters and villains from retro Hollywood horror flicks and PSAs.Courtney Zalewski, chief brand officer at Embarc, joined Adweek's community editor, Luz Corona, and Europe brand editor Rebecca Stewart, to talk through the in-house work, why now was the right time to launch it, and getting buy-in from the top for a comprehensive multi-platform campaign.Are you looking to take your media strategy to the next level and make an impact with millions of customers? Walmart Connect harnesses the massive reach of America's number one retailer.¹ They can help you connect with Walmart's 139MM weekly online and in-store customers², to find the ideal audience for your message, at scale. Walmart Connect offers media solutions for advertisers of all sizes, on and off Walmart's digital properties and in their stores. From cost-effective Sponsored Search and self-serve Display ads on Walmart's site and app, to connected TV and offsite media across web and social, to in-store activations and live events, Walmart Connect can help you deliver the right content to the right Walmart customer at the right step of their shopping journey. Their Closed-loop Measurement uses Walmart's proprietary customer purchase data to track the impact of your campaign on sales, not just on Walmart's site and app, but also in their stores. For some campaigns, they can even provide rest-of-market data that tracks the impact on sales at other retailers. Visit WalmartConnect.com today and see how they can help connect you more meaningfully with Walmart customers. Sources: ¹ Fortune, August 2023. ²Walmart internal data, January 2023. No endorsement of third-party data sources. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

devocional Actos leitura bíblica Quando ficou resolvido que devíamos embarcar para Itália, entregaram Paulo e outros presos a um oficial romano chamado Júlio, que pertencia ao «Batalhão do Imperador». Embarcámos num navio do porto de Adramítio que ia para os portos da província da Ásia. Estava também connosco Aristarco que era de Tessalónica, cidade da Macedónia . No outro dia, chegámos ao porto de Sídon. Júlio tratava Paulo com muita bondade e deu-lhe autorização para ir ver os seus amigos e receber deles aquilo de que precisasse. Depois de sairmos de Sídon, navegámos ao norte da ilha de Chipre, porque os ventos eram contrários. Passámos em frente da costa da Cilícia e da Panfília e chegámos a Mira, cidade da Lícia. Nesse porto, o oficial romano encontrou um navio da cidade de Alexandria, que ia para a Itália, e fez-nos embarcar nele. Navegámos muito devagar durante vários dias e foi com grande esforço que chegámos perto de Cnido. Mas como o vento não nos deixava seguir aquela direção, fizemos rumo para o sul da ilha de Creta, passando em frente do Cabo Salmona. Assim fomos navegando junto da costa, com grande dificuldade, até que chegámos a um lugar chamado Bons Portos, perto da cidade de Laseia. Como já tinha passado muito tempo e se tornava perigoso viajar por mar, porque o inverno se aproximava, Paulo deu-lhes este conselho: «Meus amigos, vejo que a nossa viagem daqui para diante vai ser perigosa, representando muitos prejuízos para a carga e para o navio. E até nós podemos perder a vida.» Mas o oficial romano tinha mais confiança no piloto e no capitão do que em Paulo. O porto não tinha condições para lá se passar o inverno, por isso a maioria achava que devíamos sair dali e tentar chegar à cidade de Fenice, que é um porto de Creta com uma parte virada a sudoeste e outra a noroeste, para ali passarmos o inverno. Começou a soprar do sul um vento fraco. Por isso pensaram que podiam pôr em prática o que tinham planeado. Levantaram ferro e seguiram ao longo da costa de Creta. Mas pouco depois desencadeou-se um vento ciclónico de nordeste que arrastou o navio. Como se tornou impossível navegar contra o vento, deixámos o navio ir à deriva. Passámos depressa a sul de uma ilhota chamada Cauda, onde o vento era menos forte, e ali conseguimos com muita dificuldade salvar a baleeira do navio. Os marinheiros içaram-na para bordo e reforçaram o navio com cabos de segurança. Depois, como tinham medo que o navio fosse encalhar nos bancos de areia das costas da Líbia, baixaram as velas e foram à deriva. No outro dia, como a tempestade continuava muito forte, começaram a deitar a carga ao mar. No terceiro dia, deitámos à água os apetrechos do navio, com as nossas próprias mãos. Durante muitos dias não conseguimos ver nem o Sol nem as estrelas. A tempestade continuava ameaçadora, de maneira que já não tínhamos qualquer esperança de nos salvarmos. Havia muito tempo que não comíamos nada. Então Paulo pôs-se de pé no meio deles e disse: «Meus amigos, tinha sido melhor darem-me ouvidos e termos ficado em Creta. Teríamos evitado assim este sofrimento e estes prejuízos. Mas agora tenham coragem, porque ninguém aqui vai morrer. Apenas se perde o navio. Digo isto, porque na noite passada apareceu-me um anjo , enviado pelo Deus a quem pertenço e a quem adoro, que me disse: “Paulo, não tenhas medo, porque tens de te apresentar diante do imperador romano. Por tua causa, Deus vai livrar da morte todos os que estão contigo a bordo.” Portanto, meus amigos, coragem! Eu tenho confiança em Deus; ele vai fazer aquilo que me disse. Mas vamos naufragar nalguma ilha.» Duas semanas depois de começarmos a andar à deriva no mar Adriático , os marinheiros perceberam, por volta da meia-noite, que o navio estava a aproximar-se de terra. Mediram com uma sonda a fundura da água e viram que era de trinta e seis metros. Mais adiante, tornaram a medir e deu vinte e sete

devocional Actos leitura bíblica Chegado o momento do embarque, despedimo-nos daqueles crentes e navegámos diretamente até à ilha de Cós. No outro dia, chegámos ao porto de Rodes e dali seguimos até à cidade de Pátara, onde encontrámos um navio que ia para a Fenícia. Embarcámos e seguimos viagem. Passámos em frente da ilha de Chipre, que nos ficava à esquerda, e navegámos em direção à Síria . Como o navio tinha de deixar carga no porto de Tiro, desembarcámos ali. Encontrámos alguns discípulos nessa cidade e ficámos com eles uma semana. Então eles, avisados pelo Espírito Santo , disseram a Paulo que não fosse a Jerusalém. Mas depois continuámos viagem. Todos os crentes, com as mulheres e os filhos, nos acompanharam até fora da cidade. Pusemo-nos então de joelhos ali na praia e orámos a Deus. Depois de nos despedirmos, fomos para o navio e eles voltaram para suas casas. Terminámos a viagem por mar, navegando de Tiro a Ptolemaida. Cumprimentámos os irmãos dali e passámos um dia com eles. Partimos no outro dia e chegámos à cidade de Cesareia. Fomos então à casa do evangelista Filipe e ficámos com ele. Filipe era um dos sete que tinham sido escolhidos em Jerusalém. Tinha quatro filhas solteiras que declaravam também a palavra de Deus. Demorámo-nos aí vários dias. Veio então da Judeia um profeta chamado Ágabo, que se aproximou, prendeu os seus pés e as suas mãos com o cinto de Paulo, e disse: «O Espírito Santo afirma que os judeus vão prender assim em Jerusalém o homem a quem este cinto pertence, entregando-o depois nas mãos dos pagãos .» Quando ouvimos isto, nós e os outros irmãos dali pedimos muito a Paulo que não fosse a Jerusalém. Mas ele respondeu-nos: «Por que é que estão a chorar e a fazer-me sofrer com isso? Estou pronto não só a ser preso, mas até a morrer em Jerusalém por causa do Senhor Jesus.» Como não conseguimos convencê-lo, desistimos e dissemos: «Seja o que Deus quiser!» Depois disto, preparámo-nos e fomos para Jerusalém. Acompanharam-nos até lá alguns discípulos de Cesareia, que nos levaram a casa dum homem de Chipre chamado Menasão, que já era crente desde o princípio. Foi em casa dele que ficámos. Actos 21.1-16 in Bíblia para Todos devocional Um dos privilégios na caminhada cristã é a enorme galeria de vínculos relacionais em diferentes lugares. A família espiritual é maravilhosamente extensa. Abraços, envoltos em oração, são uma constante a cada passada dada. As conversas altamente suculentas sucedem-se espontaneamente. A cumplicidade é de tal ordem que fica difícil, em inúmeras ocasiões, a separação. No entanto, convém não perder o foco da missão. Por muito fortes que sejam os afectos fraternais não se permita que venham a toldar o propósito de Deus. Há etapas incontornáveis na vida, pelo que nem as múltiplas tentativas externas de dissuasão devem apagar essa clara percepção. Sobreponha-se a voz do Espírito Santo à que brote do coração limitado dos amigos. Dispensem-se “bitaites” bem intencionados mas despidos de clarividência espiritual. No momento certo denuncie-se até a chantagem emocional a que se esteja a ser sujeito. Mesmo que as evidências espirituais apontem para um cenário adverso, importa mesmo é que a vontade de Deus se faça. Possua eu a disposição férrea de cumprir à risca o itinerário por Ele estabelecido: “Estou pronto não só a ser preso mas ainda a morrer pelo nome do Senhor Jesus!”. - jónatas figueiredo

Our special guest, CEO Embarc, Lauren Carpenter, will share her insights on the topic and her trials of opening a cannabis store. Linda Amparano and Lori Garcia from Pinedale Matters will provide the neighborhood's viewpoint. In addition, Flindt Andersen, CEO of New Perceptions North Drug and Alcohol Treatment, will also offer his thoughts. But first, Reedley City Manager Nicole Zieba will talk about her after-hours adventures in her hill-hopping 4X4. For more top stories, visit https://www.GVWire.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GVWire/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/gvwire Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gvwire/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/gv-wire TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@gvwire --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gvwire/support

Preparem-se para a primeira parte de uma verdadeira epopeia intelectual no mais recente episódio do nosso estimado podcast "Os Homens do Fraque". Nesta ocasião memorável, fomos calorosamente recebidos pelo distinto Miguel Milhão, ou "Mike Millions", o mestre fundador da Prozis - uma verdadeira lenda. Embarcámos numa viagem fascinante pela dualidade entre a ética clássica, que nos transporta para épocas nobres de ideais intemporais, e a ética contemporânea, um emaranhado moderno de conceitos éticos em constante mutação. Com a genialidade e perspicácia do nosso convidado, questionámos as bases morais que sustentam a sociedade atual e de que forma se têm transformado ao longo dos tempos. Enveredando por caminhos económicos, lançámos o olhar atento sobre os problemas que assolam Portugal - um verdadeiro desafio à inteligência coletiva! Analisámos a fundo as intricadas questões económicas que alicerçam o nosso país e aventurámo-nos a dissecar os problemas que nos empurram para o fundo. Não nos contentando com a superfície do conhecimento, aventurámo-nos pelos meandros do declínio demográfico, um tema de proporções globais e assombroso impacto social. Refletimos sobre as razões subjacentes a este fenómeno preocupante e as consequências para a humanidade. Por fim, confrontámos o misterioso conceito de globalismo e o "Great Reset" - expressões que, por vezes, nos deixam a coçar a cabeça. Desvendámos os seus significados, ao mesmo tempo que debatíamos os desafios e malefícios que surgem com uma abordagem global para os problemas da atualidade. Juntem-se a nós nesta excitante odisseia de pensamento. Estejam preparados para uma conversa estimulante, recheada de insights brilhantes e um toque subtil de sátira, com o nosso convidado especial, o ilustre Miguel Milhão. Ouve a segunda parte: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3XTWEjvidTtrIXrVSuTnRh Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/22-uma-conversa-do-karalho-feat-miguel-milh%C3%A3o-parte-2/id1668872411?i=1000616607448&app=podcast Youtube: https://youtu.be/GoN8NbfUMB8 www.homensdofraque.com Subscreve o nosso canal no Youtube - ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@oshomensdofraque?sub_confirmation=1⁠ Compra na Prozis com descontos exclusivos - usa o código "homensdofraque" no checkout. ⁠⁠⁠prozis.com/Npvr⁠⁠ Compra livros na Wook e ajuda Os Homens do Fraque - ⁠https://www.wook.pt/?a_aid=646bbfd19d055 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/os-homens-do-fraque/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/os-homens-do-fraque/support

Women make up about 11% of the construction workforce nationally and Iowa is working to add to that number. Steph Reed, Director of Operations at Embarq Signature Homes, discusses how the construction industry can create more opportunities and how mentorship plays a big role in both developing and retaining talent from underrepresented populations.    

Tellef Lundevall is the Founder and CEO of Accelerated Digital Media (ADM), a growth marketing firm for direct-to-consumer digital health and e-commerce companies. ADM specializes in performance marketing, attribution modeling, and web analytics.  Before ADM, Tellef worked for Google's Marketing Solutions division as the Digital Strategy Lead of the Accelerated Growth Team, which provided support for North America's fastest-growing ad accounts. He's also the chairman of the Kaplan Family Foundation's Environment Committee, an advisor for the Bridge Venture Fund, and a board member at Embarc. In this episode… What are the best marketing strategies for digital health companies, and how can they help you scale? According to Tellef Lundevall, not every marketing team has the expertise to thrive in the digital space. That's why he recommends hiring professionals with tenacity and grit to help maximize your return on digital media investments and solve complex challenges surrounding paid ad campaigns. In this episode, Tellef shares his journey in running Accelerated Digital Media to improve digital marketing results for digital health companies. Listen to this episode of the Inspired Insider Podcast with Dr. Jeremy Weisz as he welcomes Tellef Lundevall, Founder and CEO of Accelerated Digital Media (ADM). Tellef talks about ADM and its mission, how ADM helps manage clients' online ad platforms within the digital health space, and the company's customer success stories.

Prof. James Chalmers discusses the characteristics of patients with bronchiectasis across Europe, the differences between countries, and possible differences in clinical outcomes, based on data from the EMBARC registry.Read the full article:https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanres/article/PIIS2213-2600(23)00093-0/fulltext?dgcid=buzzsprout_tlv_episode-notes_general_generalContinue this conversation on social!Follow us today at...https://twitter.com/thelancethttps://instagram.com/thelancetgrouphttps://facebook.com/thelancetmedicaljournalhttps://linkedIn.com/company/the-lancethttps://youtube.com/thelancettv

"You can't improve what you don't measure. And finance is all about measuring business performance from every angle, not just a PNL." - Jay Jung   In this episode of Business Legacy podcast Paul Dio has a Q&A session with Jay Jung is the founder of Embarc Advisors, a fractional CFO services firm. He has extensive experience helping businesses of all sizes with treasury management, exit strategy, and exit planning. You will Learn  1. How to effectively manage treasury and banking policies in a changing economic environment. 2. What strategies should businesses employ to prepare for sale, and how to maximize value? 3. What considerations should buyers and sellers take into account when negotiating a business sale?   Thank you for listening  Connect with Jay here:  Website:https://embarcadvisors.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/embarc/ Connect with Paul https://innovativewealth.com/ https://businesslegacypodcast.com/        

Pioneering sports journalist – the brilliant, hilarious, badass Sarah Spain – joins us to reflect on: 1. One of our most popular episodes – Episode 147: The Episode That Wasn't – when we ended an interview after the guest was disrespectful to our team member; 2. The constant indignities and inequities in male-dominated fields; 3. To report or not to report harassment – and what actually happens when you do report?; and 4. How to help ourselves – and come together to help each other – secure safer and more just work spaces.   CW: sexual harassment  About Sarah:  Sarah Spain is an Emmy and Peabody Award-winning sports journalist. In her 12+ years at ESPN she has worked as a radio and podcast host, writer and TV analyst. She's a minority owner of the Chicago Red Stars of the NWSL, a co-founder of “Hear The Cheers,” which provides hearing aids and equipment to kids so they can continue participating in sports, and is on the board of Embarc, a program that provides community-driven experiences and learning opportunities to low-income Chicago high school students.  TW: @SarahSpain IG:@spain2323 To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On today's episode with make a big announcement, we want to welcome EMBARC as our new sponsors. In Mario's rant we talked about why was is so easy to get over the last situationships. BAWS touched on so of the tragic outcome of the recent storm. The ever growing houseless community will we see a change. In sports we talked about the only team that matters THE 49ERS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wearesacramento/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wearesacramento/support

En 2003 este senegalés llenó su mochila y le dijo a su madre que iba a jugar un partido de fútbol. Unos 10 días después se encontraba en Tenerife. Ahora es enfermero en el Hospital de Basurte, en el País Vasco, donde vive gracias al apoyo de Juan Gil, que lo adoptó y costeó sus estudios.

La escritora Marianela Ibáñez nos hace un breve résumen de su nueva novela "Alan, poseedor del mapa y las coordenadas de la tumba del heredero que le dejó su abuelo antes de morir, decide continuar el sueño de este para dar con ella. Embarcándose en una aventura peligrosa, junto con su novia Adriana", y añade "El cuerpo que repatriaron a España, y al que su abuela lleva flores y reza, no era él, sino el de otra persona que asesinaron para suplantarlo" y nos lleva hasta el nudo de la novela donde "escondida bajo llave, aparece la foto de una misteriosa mujer de rasgos árabes en el escritorio de su abuelo. Tiene que averiguar quién es y qué secreto esconde".

Chapters –  0:00:00 Intro0:01:39 Who is Lakshmi0:07:34 What is Embark?0:11:04 Why In-Person is Important in business?0:13:04 How to identify hurdles and overcome them?0:20:34 How to overcome yourself?0:25:59 Mentorship & What Can It Do?0:32:19 Generational Understandings0:36:34 How Education correlates to Business0:41:04 Do you need to go to college?0:47:19 Continuing Education0:55:34 What's changing in the Incubator Space?1:02:04 Wrapping Up

Lakshmi Shenoy is the CEO of Embarc Collective in Tampa, Florida. Tom Wallace discusses her story and how she ended up helping to build and lead the fastest-growing startup hub in Florida. Subscribe to our podcast and visit our website: https://blog.floridafunders.com/tag/podcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The two men — Luis Estrada, 19, and Carlos Santos, 34 — were caught moving $1.2 million worth of crystal meth in New York. However, a gap in the state's drug laws designates meth as a "controlled substance" but not a "narcotic." The Iranian government is preparing to send “several hundred” drones, including some equipped with weapons, to Russia at some point in July. On Monday, two dispensaries - The Artist Tree off Nees and Palm, and Embarc off Blackstone and Gettysburg - opened shop. Starbucks Corp. said Monday that it is closing 16 U.S. stores after workers reported incidents related to drug use and other disruptions in cafes. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Embarc opened its doors this morning at Gettysburg and Blackstone Ave See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lauren Carpenter & Dustin Moore, Co-founders, Embarc Lauren Carpenter has over a decade of experience building prolific teams and leading successful strategy for some of the most diverse business coalitions and campaigns in California, including dozens of Fortune 50 companies. Before Carpenter co-founded Embarc, she served as Chief Strategy Officer for Sweet Flower, and Director of Government Affairs for Western States at MedMen. Carpenter brought her extensive cannabis experience in government, regulatory, public, and community affairs to Embarc and into her role as CEO. Carpenter has become a trusted advisor to elected officials and continues to work with government agencies throughout the state and across the country to implement thoughtful cannabis regulations within communities to create mutually beneficial operations. Dustin Moore is a trusted consultant and advisor with more than a decade of experience in political strategy, public policy, and government and public affairs. He specializes in the strategic development and implementation of policies across legislative, public affairs, issue advocacy, ballot measure and statewide and local candidate and issue campaigns. https://goembarc.com/ https://www.instagram.com/embarcsupply/ https://twitter.com/embarcsupply Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For this episode, Logan arranged an interview with a key player in Tampa's tech community during his visit during CommerceLex's Leadership Visit. Forbes recently named Tampa the #1 Emerging Tech Ecosystem and we wanted to dig into why that is. Lakshmi Shenoy is the CEO of Embarc Collective, a Tampa-based organization that supports the city's entrepreneurs by curating the experiences, resources, and environment that helps forward-thinking founders and their teams thrive. Embarc believes that each company is different and measures success in different ways, and therefore works with companies to provide individualized support based on their defined milestones. Prior to leading Embarc, Lakshmi attended University of Chicago and Harvard Business School, and worked to build Chicago's startup ecosystem through her role at 1871. Our conversation covers the approach that Embarc takes to support Tampa's entrepreneurs, the catalysts that have allowed their ecosystem to thrive, and their areas of focus as they look to establish Tampa as a major player in America's tech scene. Learn more about Embarc Collective at EmbarcCollective.com Visit us at MiddleTech.com Twitter Instagram Facebook LinkedIn Evan's Twitter Logan's Twitter Middle Tech is proud to be supported by: Our presenting sponsor, KY Innovation Bolt Marketing The Johnson Law Group Render Capital

The shift of founders building startups in other regions outside of Silicon Valley is an interesting trend that has been taking shape especially since the pandemic hit and working with remote employees really hit its stride. So, what does it take to build a thriving tech ecosystem in a city or region? Well, it takes a lot of different components plus you need the people who can execute on a vision. Lakshmi is a builder of these ecosystems from her time in Chicago to what she is doing now in terms of building up a robust startup scene in Tampa Bay, Florida. As CEO of Embarc Collective, she has helped to build out the vision of Jeff Vinik, who is the owner of the Tampa Bay Lighting. Today, Embarc Collective is thriving with a 32,000 sq ft facility and over 100 startups. In this episode of our podcast, we cover: * Detailed advice on how to build out a successful tech ecosystem. * Lakshmi's background story and the foundational years of her career. * Her experience at 1871 which is Chicago's technology hub for over 450 startups. * How she landed her current position at Embarc Collective and what they have accomplished over the past 4+ years. * A deep dive into the tech scene in Tampa Bay. * Three tips on how founders should leverage their own local startup community. * And so much more. If you like the show, please remember to subscribe and review us on iTunes, Soundcloud, Spotify, Stitcher, or Google Play.

Today I'm joined by Livvy Su the Program Coordinator for EMBARC. Livvy was born and raised in South Korea. She came to Iowa in 2010 after getting married to an Iowan, and now has two daughters who were both born in Iowa. She feels that Iowa is her second home. EMBARC's mission is striving to help refugees expand their world of possibilities through advocacy, education and community development throughout Iowa. As Iowa's first refugee-led social service organization, EMBARC offers support and resources for refugees in need. Livvy's role at EMBARC is to support the team with public relations, advocacy, and member development and training.MORE ON EMBARC: Facebookwww.embarciowa.org Produced by: Northgate Marketing, Inc. Host: David Allen Tracy  CONNECT WITH DAVID:InstagramLinkedin FOLLOW NORTHGATE:LinkedinInstagramFacebookYouTubewww.wearenorthgate.comSUBSCRIBE TO MIDNIGHT FOOD COMA

While a large majority of Americans support the legalization of cannabis, many get squeamish when a dispensary tries to open its doors in their neighborhood. The phenomena is known as NIMBY – not in my backyard. Guests Lauren Carpenter and Dustin Moore are co-founders of Embarc, a northern California cannabis retailer that has a unique and community-friendly approach to cannabis sales.

While a large majority of Americans support the legalization of cannabis, many get squeamish when a dispensary tries to open its doors in their neighborhood. The phenomena is known as NIMBY – not in my backyard. Guests Lauren Carpenter and Dustin Moore are co-founders of Embarc, a northern California cannabis retailer that has a unique and community-friendly approach to cannabis sales.

This week, the High Rise is on location at SXSW bringing another laidback data-backed set of conversations we call the Poolside Sessions. On this episode we are pleased to have Dustin Moore join us as our special guest. Dustin is the CoFounder & Chief Strategy Officer of Embarc. Mr. Moore has plenty of experience under his belt and we're excited to learn more about his journey and the experience he has brought to the cannabis industry and Embarc.https://www.linkedin.com/in/dustin-moore-2535274b/https://goembarc.com

Courtney discusses the art of building cannabis brands and opening the country's first cannabis cafe.

Check it out on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/33Z4VsE Check it out on Apple: https://apple.co/3AHc2DT Jay is the founder and managing partner at Embarc Advisors and has nearly 20 years of experience in M&A, capital raising and corporate finance. Jay is a former Goldman Sachs Investment Banking Vice President and McKinsey & Company Engagement Manager. He has completed over $50 billion in transactions including marquee transactions such as the sale of Yahoo, the sale of MuleSoft and the sale of SanDisk. He also co-founded a technology startup that raised capital from Softbank and other VCs He currently works with a broad range of companies as a fractional CFO or advises them on M&A and capital raises. During the past year Embarc has grown from a one-person shop to five people and helped numerous clients on the sale of their business, capital raise, mergers and celebrity investment partnerships. Jay received an MBA from Wharton Business School of the University of Pennsylvania. Dreams: Keep growing his corporate finance consulting firm. Hiring is the focus right now! Continue to live day to day and year to year. Start being more charitable. Supporting children and Education How you can Help: Introduce Jay to Really Experienced Venture Capitalists Introduce Jay to Experienced CFOs If you know anybody that's great at finance and wants to jump in a startup, introduce them. Create More Introductions. Contact them at: https://embarcadvisors.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/embarc/ jung@embarcadvisors.com

Check it out on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/33Z4VsE Check it out on Apple: https://apple.co/3AHc2DT Jay is the founder and managing partner at Embarc Advisors and has nearly 20 years of experience in M&A, capital raising and corporate finance. Jay is a former Goldman Sachs Investment Banking Vice President and McKinsey & Company Engagement Manager. He has completed over $50 billion in transactions including marquee transactions such as the sale of Yahoo, the sale of MuleSoft and the sale of SanDisk. He also co-founded a technology startup that raised capital from Softbank and other VCs He currently works with a broad range of companies as a fractional CFO or advises them on M&A and capital raises. During the past year Embarc has grown from a one-person shop to five people and helped numerous clients on the sale of their business, capital raise, mergers and celebrity investment partnerships. Jay received an MBA from Wharton Business School of the University of Pennsylvania. Dreams: Keep growing his corporate finance consulting firm. Hiring is the focus right now! Continue to live day to day and year to year. Start being more charitable. Supporting children and Education How you can Help: Introduce Jay to Really Experienced Venture Capitalists Introduce Jay to Experienced CFOs If you know anybody that's great at finance and wants to jump in a startup, introduce them. Create More Introductions. Contact them at: https://embarcadvisors.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/embarc/ jung@embarcadvisors.com

Dustin and Lauren discuss creating a bodega-style cannabis shopping experience and bringing the cannabis concession model to life.

La renta anual del edificio sede de la Fiscalía General de la República (FGR), donde despacha Alejandro Gertz Manero, titular de la institución, cuesta a los contribuyentes 652 millones 98 mil 268.8 pesos en los últimos tres años.

In this episode, we talk about the workforce resources available to refugee communities across Iowa. Henny Ohr, Director of EMBARC Iowa, explains how program navigators help members of refugee communities overcome barriers to employment and connect with job opportunities. 

Imran Khan is the Founder & CEO of Embarc, a leading organization in the movement for experiential learning. He has spent the last 12 years of his career connecting students, teachers, and schools to learning beyond the classroom, first as a teacher on the south side of Chicago, then with Embarc. Embarc has been recognized by the UChicago Consortium as one of the best at designing developmental experiences in the country. Imran is an Ashoka Fellow and advisor to the MacArthur Foundation, the Workforce Funders Alliance, the Equitable Learning & Development Project, and most recently the education transition committee of Mayor Lori Lightfoot. Today, Embarc has expanded to serve more than 2,000 students across 20 Chicago Public Schools and has increased successful postsecondary outcomes for students by 30%. It leads 12,000 experiences a year to bring people together across economic, geographic, racial and political differences.Links:Inside Pixar Get involved with Embarc Time Codes:(4:02) - Could you pitch Embarc and explain the program?(6:04) - What is Embarc's origin story?(11:33) - How did you approach building experiences that students really needed?(17:05) - What goes into making a lasting educational experience?(21:56) - What tips do you have for people to facilitate conversation without dominating the conversation?(24:08) - Do you have an example of how you've used this approach with your own team?(27:30) - Individual vs. Collaborative work(30:56) - What do you look for in the people you surround yourself with?(32:43) - Where did you get the confidence to implement your extensive interviewing process?(34:36) - How O'Brien became involved w/ Embarc.(40:06) - Embarc's Audacity and their ultimate goal.(45:03) - How can regular people gain experiences and open up portions of the world they haven't experienced?(48:39) - How can people support Embarc's work?

Lakshmi Shenoy is the CEO of Embarc Collective, the innovation hub in downtown Tampa that helps Tampa Bay's startup talent build bold, scalable, thriving companies. Before moving to Tampa Bay, Lakshmi was in Chicago and served as the Vice President of Strategy & Business Development at 1871, the #1 university-affiliated business incubator in the world. Prior to 1871, Lakshmi worked at Prophet Brand Strategy, Time Inc., Procter & Gamble and Leo Burnett. She has a Bachelors of Arts in Sociology from the University of Chicago and an MBA from the Harvard Business School. Lakshmi currently serves on the board for The Florida Aquarium and Junior Achievement Tampa Bay. Recommendations: Leadership: Unapologetically Ambitious: Take Risks, Break Barriers, and Create Success on Your Own Terms Book by Shellye Archambeau The Mom Test: How to Talk to Customers and Learn If Your Business is a Good Idea when Everyone is Lying to You Oh Hey, and I'm Marina. I am a technologist, mom, podcast host, leadership coach, cruciverbalist and aquarian ;) UNBOSSED IS… “Paths To Success of Amazing Women in Chicago” I welcome you to ask questions, participate, and join me as we explore these topics by emailing me at info@unbossed.io or visiting www.unbossed.io. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/marina-malaguti/support

After more than a decade in the education world, Imran Khan is convinced experiences are the starting point for better outcomes in the classroom and beyond. He turned this core belief into the driving mission behind his organization Embarc, which has expanded to serve more than 2,000 students across 20 Chicago Public Schools. Reset learns more about Embarc and what it means to bring true innovation to the school system.

Guest:  Darren O' Donovan - Co-Owner of Embarc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode features host Kay Bellor interviewing Henny Ohr, Founder and Executive Director, Ethnic Minorities of Burma Advocacy and Resource Center (EMBARC) Iowa. They discuss the challenges experienced by EMBARC during the COVID-19 pandemic including providing essential services to clients while protecting staff and how the refugee resettlement program can be improved moving forward. This episode is part three in a new series on Leading During a Transition.

Building a business isn't easy, and a great idea is not enough! It takes discipline, accountability, and a solid network of support behind the scenes. Lakshmi Shenoy is the CEO of Embarc Collective and in this episode, host Andy Sokolovich engages Lakshmi to discuss what it takes to ensure entrepreneurs succeed. The staff of executive advisors and function-specific experts at Embarc Collective deliver individualized support to startups inside the agency's state of the art 32,000 square foot collaboration facility in the Greater Tampa Bay Region. Embarc Collective's innovation hub brings together startups, venture capitalists, academic resources, and startup-focused partners in a central physical location to build, learn and collaborate. Connect with Lakshmi Shenoy

Recordaremos los fundamentos de nuestra preparación para predicar el evangelio.

Sarah Spain, a native of Lake Forest, is an Emmy and Peabody Award-winning sports journalist. In addition to her national ESPN Radio show, “Spain and Fitz,” and her podcast “That's What She Said with Sarah Spain,” Spain is an espnW columnist, a regular panelist on ESPN television's “Around the Horn” and “Highly Questionable,” and a frequent contributor to other ESPN properties including “Outside The Lines” and “SportsCenter.” Spain is also a co-owner of the Chicago Red Stars of the National Women's Soccer League. Prior to her career in journalism, Spain received All-Conference, All-Area, and All-State accolades in high school for basketball, field hockey, and track and went on to be a heptathlete and co-captain of the Track and Field team at Cornell University. She graduated with distinction in all subjects and was a member of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars and the Golden Key National Honor Society (top 15% of her class). She was a member of the 400 Club, honoring Varsity athletes with a semester GPA of at least 4.0 and she earned the Blanford Award for the Varsity Track & Field senior who scored the most career points. Named to the Crain's Chicago Business “40 Under 40” list in 2017, she's the co-founder of “Hear The Cheers,” which provides hearing aids and equipment to kids so they can continue participating in sports and activities, and is on the board of Embarc, a program that provides community-driven, experienced-based learning opportunities to low-income Chicago high school students.

On today's podcast we have the audience reaction side for the 36|86 festival we have the lovely Allie Felix the platform director for Embarc Collective who has been to previous festivals and is a speaker at this years. We discuss the importance of mentorship in the world of entrepreneurs, finding the value of online festivals, and virtual fried chicken! You can find out more about Allie and Embarc Collective at https://www.embarccollective.com/. Return on Experience is hosted by David Brownstein. David is an award winning performer, producer and curator of event experiences in Los Angeles, New York and South Florida with his company Sounds Sweet Entertainment Twitter: @returnonexp Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/returnonexp/ Instagram: @returnonexperincepod --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

En este podcast comparto una lección que aprendí al escuchar esta pequeña historia. La historia del hombre que quemo sus naves. Hace mucho tiempo, un gran guerrero afrontó una situación que requería de él una decisión que garantizara su éxito en el campo de batalla. Iba a enviar a sus tropas contra un enemigo poderoso, cuyos hombres superaban a los suyos en número. Embarcó a sus soldados, navego hacia el país enemigo, desembarcó soldados y equipos y dio la orden de quemar las naves que lo habían llevado hasta ahí. Al dirigirse a los hombres antes de la batalla, dijo: “Ved como los barcos se convierten en humo. ¡Eso significa que no podemos dejar estas playas vivos, a menos que ganemos! ¡Ahora no tenemos opción: venceremos o moriremos!”. Ellos vencieron. También les comparto el método 20 x 1 para encontrar soluciones a cualquier situación a la que nos enfrentemos Me puedes seguir en Instagram como: @diegozabrano que es mi cuenta personal @diegozambranomx que es mi cuenta donde comparto contenido de valientes YouTube: Diego Zambrano Muchas gracias, que tengas una excelente día y una semana maravillosa.

Iowans know a smile goes a long way in difficult times...and Delta Dental of Iowa is recognizing those non-profits that are keeping Iowans healthy. Thank you to Dalia Kyi of Ethnic Minorities of Burma Advocacy and Resource Center for joining us on the program.

Interview begins: 5:29Elias Torres is the co-founder and CTO of Drift.Jay recently had the chance to talk to with Elias Torres at Embarc Collective in Tampa Bay. Having worked in software all his life, Elias has been a part of impressive businesses, including IBM and Hubspot, and has founded two software based companies.A Nicaraguan native, Elias discusses his story of immigrating to America and the opportunity he commits to in other LatinX founders and in his home town, Tampa Bay. With his extensive experience, he leaves us with valuable tips in starting effective and strong teams.We discuss: Ad: Business calling and texting anytime, anywhere with Tresta (4:30) Immigrating to America (6:05) Transitioning from corporate to entrepreneur (8:43) Mentorship (12:00) Starting companies in Boston (13:34) Tampa vs. Boston (19:17, 34:37) Multi-city office organization (23:40) Bringing opportunity to LatinX founders (24:35)0 How to bring speed to a startup (29:01) Hiring at Drift (32:08) Tips for successful fundraising (32:58) Learn more about Drift: https://www.drift.com/Learn more about Embarc Collective: https://www.embarccollective.com/Follow Elias on Twitter: https://twitter.com/eliastFollow upside on Twitter: https://twitter.com/upsidefm--This episode of Upside is sponsored by Tresta. Tresta is a mobile app that lets you do business calling and texting from anywhere. With Tresta, you can set up your business phone number, download the app, and start calling and texting UNLIMITED right away. Tresta is the best business phone app on the market, whether you're a founder or freelancer / just starting your business, or you're already established. Growing your network and your business is all about communication. You've got to be available, no matter where you are. Tresta offers the call management features that empower you to communicate smarter and more efficiently, like auto attendants, call recording, user groups, and more. And you don't need any special equipment – just the smartphone you're already using. Tresta is easy to configure, so you can set everything up yourself – all online. It's just $15 per user per month, with no contract, so start your free 30-day trial today at https://tresta.com/upside

In this special episode recorded during CareerArc's EMBARC conference, Jon is joined by Kerry Noone (Director, Employer Branding and Recruitment Marketing for CVS Pharmacy), Summer Baruth (Director, Digital & Insights for Compass Group USA), and Craig Barnes (HR Strategic Solutions Manager for the City of Plano, TX).  We discuss recruiting challenges, how CareerArc has offered solutions, and what we're looking forward to in employer branding and recruiting in the coming year.   How to reach Kerry: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kerrynoone/ https://twitter.com/KerryNoone How to reach Summer: https://www.linkedin.com/in/summerbaruth/ https://twitter.com/summerbaruth How to reach Craig: https://www.linkedin.com/in/craig-barnes-ipma-scp-8130a525/ https://twitter.com/barnestormers22 Special thanks to CareerArc for hosting us and sponsoring this episode!

We're joined by Mike Spinale, Director of People Operations for AppNeta in Boston, MA.  We talk about changing colleges and degree tracks, what Mike sees teaching college students about HR, and how not getting let into a party at a SHRM conference lead to one of his closest relationships.  Jon and Wendy also recap the EMBARC conference! Mike's recommendation: https://twitter.com/HRPaul49 (Paul Lalonde) How to reach Mike: https://twitter.com/MikeSpinale https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikespinale/ This episode is sponsored by CareerArc.  Go to https://www.careerarc.com/outplacement to learn more about their outplacement offerings.  Previous podcast guest Caroline Vernon will be the special co-host for this month's chat, also being brought to you by CareerArc. Be sure to join us the 4th Sunday of each month at 7 PM ET for the #HRSocialHour chat on Twitter.

Kim Nena Duggen - nach vielen Jahren in Prozess- und Organisationsabteilungen verschiedener Unternehmen war Kim Nena Duggen 5 Jahre nicht nur im Vorstand, sondern auch als Trainerin und Beraterin rund um die Themen Unternehmensarchitektur, Organisationsentwicklung und Softskills bei der Firma oose Innovative Informatik eG aktiv. Heute ist sie als Organisationsentwicklerin, Coach und Trainerin bei embarc. Für mich ist Kim eine absolut positive "Sprechdenkerin" (ihre Selbstbezeichnung), die mit maximal Herz, Hirn, Humor und Haltung intelligent-inspierende Ideen in die Welt bringt. Folgt Kims Weg und erfahrt über "wozu´s", was in ihren Augen Organisationsentwicklung ausmacht, was für Kim Selbstorganisation bedeutet, ihren Vater, den Sparringspartner, das Aufwachsen inmitten der dänischen Minderheit und und und....

Anastacia Holden joined The Joffrey Ballet in 2005 following two seasons as an Arpino Apprentice. Born and raised in Ann Arbor, Michigan, Ms. Holden was first interested in international folk dance and started ballet at the local YMCA at the age of seven. She began serious study with Judy Rice at the University of Michigan and later continued her training under Prima Ballerina Maniya Barredo in Alpharetta, GA. Since joining the Joffrey, Ms. Holden has enjoyed performing in many ballets including: Cinderella (Spring Fairy); Cloven Kingdom; Don Quixote (Amore); Giselle (Peasant Pas de Deux);The Green Table (the Young Girl); Infra; In the Middle, Somewhat Elevated; La Bayadère (Gamzatti); Maninyas (first Pas de Deux); Night; The Nutcracker (Sugar Plum, Clara); Othello (Bianca); "...smile with my heart;" Swan Lake (Cygnets, Pas de Trois); Tarantella; and Viva Vivaldi. She has originated roles in works by Nicolas Blanc, Donald Byrd, Val Caniparoli, James Kudelka, Jessica Lang, Edwaard Liang, and Stanton Welch, and she has been honored to dance in numerous works by Joffrey co-founders Robert Joffrey and Gerald Arpino. In 2010, Ms. Holden co-founded the non-profit Embarc, a three-year program that provides community-driven, experienced-based learning opportunities to low-income high school students to inspire and prepare them for college and career success. Her other interests include reading, travelling, cooking and crochet. @anastaciaholden www.embarcchicago.org --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/didyoumovetodayco/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/didyoumovetodayco/support

Architect Dartagnan Brown, founder of Embarc joins REA and discusses how his firm has become one of the preeminent architectural design firms for multi-family private developers in New England. Dartagnan brings us through his incredible personal journey escaping hostile foreign governments, finding his way to the United States and then shares his entrepreneurial story as founder of Embarc. We talk about the tension between traditional and contemporary design and what aesthetic Dartagnan appreciates most. The conversation continues comparing architecture in major cities around the country. Dartagnan explains what a massing study is and how architects provide developers value during the acquisition process by performing massing studies for their clients? What is a 40B project? What are the pros, cons and limitations of a 40B project? What is the difference between gross square footage and net square footage? How does a good architect add value by designing an efficient building? How does an architect who understands fundamentals of construction costs add value to their client? Finally, we have some fun with a new game called “over-rated, under-rated or appropriately rated” where we take Dartagnan temperature on new products, design elements and trends in architecture. We hope you enjoy & as always appreciate your rating, reviewing and sharing!

VIDEO ON YOUTUBE! Episode 68 dives into Embarc, experiential learning, cures for the Sunday blues and Sunday Scaries, goose-bump moments in student presentations, moments of levity from students, a student radio studio, winter/holiday break mind, and Ryan's conversation in the new segment, "Teachers of Instagram," with Mitch (@Mr_Meighen). Check out Ryan's appearances on other Podcasts: https://www.podchaser.com/creators/ryan-michael-107ZzlNYFn/appearances  Video Highlight Clips on Social Media and YouTube Want EXCLUSIVE Content?: https://www.patreon.com/classroombrew Contact: classroombrew@gmail.com Social Media: @ClassroomBrew YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBMDpmRIBc_qLSQa2o0t4hA Classroom Brew: Available anywhere you get your Podcasts! Transcript of Episode 68: https://sonix.ai/r/hiHKfau3fu7evDt2ib7W6kSF 

On this episode of SPx, Lakshmi Shenoy joins Joe Hamilton to talk building Tampa Bay's very own "central landing zone" for tech entrepreneurs, Embarc Collective. A veteran of Chicago's 1871, Shenoy shares her thoughts on the burgeoning entrepreneurial scene in Tampa Bay, and lessons learned thus far as CEO at the helm of a startup supporting startups. Shenoy explains the importance of collective storytelling and creating a dense, physical entrepreneurship hub to attract the right talent to support the startup community. She talks essential leadership qualities for startup CEOs, feedback, and gives a shoutout to one of her favorite startups in Tampa Bay.

Allie Felix is the Director of Programming & Partnerships at Embarc Collective.Embarc Collective is a physical innovation hub in Tampa Bay, Florida. They are a startup collective - curators of experiences, resources, and environment. //Allie's experience spans venture capital, business development, and community. Having spent time with Draper University in Silicon Valley and Work-Bench in New York, Allie has worked closely with innovators from students to top entrepreneurial leaders on special programming and content, high-impact events, and curated partnershipslearn more about Embarc Collective: https://www.embarccollective.com/follow Allie on Twitter: https://twitter.com/alliemfelixfollow upside on Twitter: https://twitter.com/upsidefm

On this week's episode of The Formula Podcast, Trevor Carlson sits down with singer and songwriter, Anthony D'Amato. Trevor and Anthony met at a fundraiser for EMBARC. EMBARC works with Burmese area refugees who have fled to the United States helping them find employment and accimilate into local culture. Some things discussed in this episode are: Anthony talks about how he got started in his music career, and who helped him along the way. How his previous jobs in the music industry prepared him. Does he look for a formula in his more successful songs? Relatability isn't the same as being generic. Does he write or create for a certain person or audience? What does Anthony do to be more in the moment when he is performing on stage and how does that carry over into the rest of his life? Anthony talks about his songwriting process, and if you should wait around for inspiration. Advice for up and coming musicians, where should they start? Anthony shares what he likes to do with his free time on tour. “The Happy Trap: Stop Struggling and Start Living” by Russ Harris-https://amzn.to/2Gw7BR9 Check out Anthony on Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/artist/1oplL2hHYq7CQykvSbd6gy?si=UL1qBK46TMufnPhu2ywV4Q This episode was produced by Helixacademy.co Follow Helix Academy on Facebook: www.facebook.com/helixacademy/ Music provided by Moods: open.spotify.com/artist/14uVJsPC4DByeuD0cq36ez