Podcast appearances and mentions of emily dale

On today's episode, The Briefing continues our focus on what you might not know about domestic violence. Antoinette Lattouf sits down with the Assistant Commissioner of NSW Police, Stuart Smith to discuss what tools and strategies police across the country are engaging in to fight domestic violence. Emily Dale from the national domestic violence advocacy group Full Stop Australia also joins to unpack what strategies government and police are missing, and what the focus needs to be going forward. *Content Warning*This episode includes details of domestic violence including sexual violence.1800RESPECTLifeline 13 11 14   Follow The Briefing:Instagram: @thebriefingpodcast Facebook: TheBriefingNewsAUTwitter: @TheBriefingAUSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I welcomed Emily Dale, Performance Marketing Manager at Alto, onto the show because it was a unique opportunity to talk about paid ads and measuring attribution coupled with brand and creative. Emily is a paid marketing guru. Her past clients include Fossil, PayPal, Michelin, Starbucks, The Bouqs Co., Lagunitas, Ferrero Brands, and Organic Valley. Alto is Series B funded ($59.5M total) and based out of Dallas, TX. Alto is ride-sharing, redefined. From their website: “Some people get there. Others arrive.” By hiring vetted, professional drivers and managing a dedicated fleet of 5-star crash rated luxury vehicles, Alto offers the safest, most consistent, and most personalized passenger experience on the market today. Here's what we hit on: Your marketing plan - where are you putting your dollars in Q4 and what are you starting to think about already for Q1 2023; What's working really well for your marketing/growth (HINT: influencers); Paid ads - what have you tested and what have you found works well (HINT: our brand is our car); Top marketing challenges right now (HINT: attribution); How do you think about paid media attribution vs. other marketing tactics (HINT: we use a variety of metrics and trial/error); What are 1-2 really good, creative marketing ideas you/your team have been rolling with (HINT: gold boots involved); What are some goals you want to accomplish (personal, professional) before 2022 is over; Emily asks me her burning question "what are some of the trends you're noticing for startups + marketing?" You can find Emily on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/emilygreen12/ Find out more about Alto: www.ridealto.com/ This episode is sponsored by UMSO, the website builder for startups. Visit umso.com/MSM to learn more and use the code MSM20 for a 20% discount on your first three months. For more content, subscribe to Modern Startup Marketing on Apple or Spotify or wherever you like to listen, and don't forget to leave a review. And whenever you're ready, there are 3 ways I can help you: 1. Startup marketing strategy, execution and advising (25+ happy clients and mentees) >> www.furmanovmarketing.com 2. GTM bootcamp for EdTech Founders (sign up for the next cohort) >> https://gofuelsales.com/edtech-bootcamp/ 3. Sponsor my Top 10% podcast and get startup founders, marketers and VCs hearing about your brand You can also find me hanging out on LinkedIn every single week: www.linkedin.com/in/annafurmanov --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/anna-furmanov/message

It’s the first podcast of 2022! So this week it’s a little different on Would You Data Scientist, Wendy is joined by Emily Dale, Analytics Professor at Rockhurst University. Find out how fulfilling and engaging working on the other side of education is, as well as what other data roles you could do that don’t have the title of data scientist. KEY TAKEAWAYS Emily was only studying data science for two classes before she got her first job in data science. The course went so fast and you had to keep up. You don’t have to do a full degree, study what you need to. While working in telecommunications, Emily used data to figure out that people in the US who don’t often travel far from their home are more likely to switch cell plans after traveling just once. If you like data science then you don’t have to have a data science position. Look past the job title, employers are looking for business intelligence developers, data engineers, and managers who are able to speak analytics. Go with what you enjoy. We need more diversity in teaching to get more diversity in students, which will lead to more diversity in job applicants. BEST MOMENTS ’Being a teacher, the good outweighs the bad every time’ ‘I love the realistic aspects of how we can apply data science in business’ ‘I learn more from my failures than I do my successes’ EPISODE RESOURCES Emily on LinkedIn Data Feminism MS in Data Analytics from Rockhurst VALUABLE RESOURCES linkedin.com/in/ethicalrecruiter qwerkrecruitment.com @qwerkrec on socials ABOUT THE HOST Wendy Gannon started Qwerk Recruitment in the middle of the Covid Pandemic to disrupt the recruitment sector with ETHICAL data recruitment and treat everyone with love, dignity and respect. Avid Music photographer of 15 years. PODCAST DESCRIPTION Interviewing successful Data Scientists to find out about their journey into Data Science and any struggles they’ve faced to help next generation Data Scientists from all walks of life to access their dream career. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Emily Dale and Zac talk about the worth of life and what makes life meaningful. How do we find meaning in life? What are the ethics in alcohol? The world running on fossil fuel, and more. Please like, subscribe and share! This is brought to you by 4 Tin Horsemen. Instagram: feed_dont_eat_your_brain Twitter: zackeythezombie Email: feeddonteatyourbrain@gmail.com TW: Sexual Assault and Suicide Suicide Hotline: 800-273-8255 Sexual Assault Hotline: 1-800-656-4673 Music by Creative Commons Music by Jason Shaw on Audionautix.com Zombie Noises by https://www.fesliyanstudios.com/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On The Mark with Joe McGranaghan in-studio, and Mark Lawrence at the Susquehanna Valley Mall for the Geisinger/Family Practice Center/Greater Susquehanna Valley United Way/SVM free drive-through flu shot opportunity. 8:32am: Emily Dale, Wellness Specialist, Geisinger Health Plan, at the SVM with Mark Lawrence, with an overview of the free flu-shot opportunity, and why a flu-shot might be more important this year. 9:06am: Benjamin Williard, Chief Financial Officer, Family Practice Center, on the new SVM facility, and on the overlap of COVID and flu seasons—why you don't want COVID and flu at the same time. Rep. Lynda Schlegel Culver (R-108th, Sunbury) talked to us about the flu-shots, and being called back into session for the legislative override votes in Harrisburg.

On The Mark with Joe McGranaghan in-studio, and Mark Lawrence at the Susquehanna Valley Mall for the Geisinger/Family Practice Center/Greater Susquehanna Valley United Way/SVM free drive-through flu shot opportunity. 8:32am: Emily Dale, Wellness Specialist, Geisinger Health Plan, at the SVM with Mark Lawrence, with an overview of the free flu-shot opportunity, and why a flu-shot might be more important this year. 9:06am: Benjamin Williard, Chief Financial Officer, Family Practice Center, on the new SVM facility, and on the overlap of COVID and flu seasons—why you don’t want COVID and flu at the same time. Rep. Lynda Schlegel Culver (R-108th, Sunbury) talked

FanThreeSixty's Caleb Overman and Emily Dale describe how data science is benefitting the fan experience for sports teams and venues across the world. Professor Xuan Pham joins. FanThreeSixty is a Kansas City-based fan analytics ("fanalytics") company dedicated to helping sports teams and venues better engage with their fans.

We're one year into the show, so happy anniversary to us! In honor of the milestone, the guys are planning a real rager of the party, and debating details like what Now! artist will perform and what Fast & Furious character will head up security. Along the way they'll discuss important topics like the oeuvre of Joan Cusack, Xenomorph job promotions, and how distracting Lenny Kravitz's penis is.   Theme song by Emily Dale (emisformusic.com).

With the release of Creed on the horizon, the gang looks back at the legacy of the Italian Stallion, Rock Balboa. Not only do they rank and discuss every movie, but they also pit their opinions against those of Sylvester Stallone himself, based on a 2013 interview in which he rated each film on a scale of 1-10. Other topics include: an appreciation of the male form, multiple whole-hearted endorsements of nationalism, and the shocking reveal of Mr. T's secret rap mentor.   Theme song by Emily Dale (emisformusic.com)

This week we're going back to school: the school of rock! On this episode, the guys play a game that will require them to know a little about rock n roll history, and a lot about the alphabet. Topics include: songs that name drop Wichita, unpopular opinions on Nirvana, and people who are not Matisyahu. Theme song by Emily Dale (emisformusic.com)

On this very special Halloween edition of AMFARH, the guys have snuck off into the spooky woods behind Old Mr. Miller's barn to tell some scary stories. But these aren't your run of the mill Halloween tales, these are scary pop culture experiences, such as Most Upsetting Spoiler, Most Embarrassing Media Consumed With Parents, and Worst Celebrity Encounter. Topics include: Jakob Dylan hissy fits, the lovely triangles of Laura Croft, and getting shamed by your mom. Good job, mom! Theme music by Emily Dale (emisformusic.com)

Ever wonder how big time Hollywood movies get made? Well, hopefully not like this! This week Kia and Michael put on their producer hats and try to build the perfect romantic comedy by soliciting ideas from a panel of Tinsel Town's best and brightest. Along the way, they'll answer burning questions like: Is America ready for Ian McKellen as a rom com heroine? Are seals funnier than lions? And how good would a stripped-down piano version of "I Really Like You" sound?   Theme song by Emily Dale (emisformusic.com)

Prerecorded from New York, Los Angeles, Austin, and San Antonio, it's All My Friends Are Right Here! In honor of SNL's 41st season premiere, the guys are looking back on five decades of the show to draft their all-time favorite casts. Topics include: Johnny Dangerously, the many hairstyles of Tim Meadows, and Billy Crystal sketches that were actually Chris Kattan sketches.   Theme song by Emily Dale: emisformusic.com

This week marks the release of The Martian, a film about an astronaut stranded on Mars. In honor of that premise, all your friends are discussing their favorite space movies and playing a game that will involve selecting a team for a rescue mission of their own. Topics include: the twist ending of Captain EO, the many facets of the Spaderverse, and whether or not a Jedi can control a Xenomorph.Theme song by Emily Dale: emisformusic.com

If you're planning on time traveling back to the summer of 2000 and throwing a pool party, then we've got the music for you. The guys discuss Now That's What I Call Music, Vol. 4 and draft their favorite tunes. Topics include: how to date Mandy Moore, the dumbest way to come up with a band name, and the glorious descending manhood of Lenny Kravitz.Spotify Playlist: spoti.fi/1OLbbqfTheme song by Emily Dale: emisformusic.com

Put on your thinkin' cap and head down to the pub, it's Trivia Night with all your friends! After 26 episodes of useless information, it's time to put your hosts to the test; they'll compete in two teams of two, going head to head in categories about Dolly Parton, The Fast & The Furious, sitcom family members, and more. The winner will return in the next trivia installment to defend their title against a new challenger.Theme Song by Emily Dale (emisformusic.com).