Podcast appearances and mentions of emily mahoney

How can teams take the concept of collaboration beyond lip service and virtue signalling to create stronger, more successful projects? We know that collaboration is the cornerstone of alliance contracting models, but countless research shows us that when it comes to behavioural cohesion, teamwork, and empathy, the type of contract is immaterial—collaborative teams across industries and contract type perform better, see greater successes, and save more money than teams built on competition and infighting.Emily Mahoney and Sarah Laurence, the founders of Mahoney & Matthews Consulting, work with high-performance teams, not only preparing them for the behavioural assessment that will win the project but also instilling the tenets of collaboration to carry all the way through to a successful culmination. Creating a true team takes more than a couple of nights out at the pub. It calls for hard, intentional conversations, deep honesty, and being human.“So ​if ​you ​think ​about ​it, ​all ​leadership ​really ​is, ​is ​a ​set ​of ​behaviours ​that ​are ​used ​in ​a ​certain ​way. ​And ​it's ​not ​exactly ​the ​same ​behaviours ​as ​collaboration. ​They ​can ​obviously, ​they ​obviously ​overlap ​a ​lot. ​But ​collaboration ​as ​well ​is ​a ​set ​of ​behaviours ​that ​are ​used ​in ​certain ​ways. ​So ​in ​terms ​of organizational ​development ​​org ​psych ​behaviours, ​there ​is ​a ​canon ​of ​research ​and ​of ​literature ​and ​there ​are ​people ​who ​spend ​a ​lot ​of ​time ​and ​money ​not ​only ​researching ​these ​things, ​but ​also ​making ​them ​accessible ​to ​people ​through ​books, ​podcasts, ​TED ​talks, ​etc.” - Emily MahoneyKey Takeaways:Why owners and contractors must leave behind competitive preconceptions of the “other side” and find the common groundThe benefit of introducing and continuing real teamwork regardless of the contract modelHow social learning can facilitate high-performing teams, taking them beyond buzzwords to true and lasting collaborationHow the collaborative approach changes what we should expect from leadershipWhat sports teams have to teach us about the importance of continuous and supportive coaching to success.Links Mentioned:Project Oxygen – The 10 Qualities You Need to Be a Great Leader: https://institutesuccess.com/2019/07/project-oxygen-the-10-qualities-you-need-to-be-a-great-leader/University of Warwick research: https://wrap.warwick.ac.uk/id/eprint/60724/1/WRAP_liu_joy_griffiths_ciawes_08.pdfThe conversation doesn't stop here—connect and converse with our community via LinkedIn:Follow Navigating Major ProgrammesFollow Riccardo CosentinoRead Riccardo's latest at www.riccardocosentino.comFollow Emily MahoneyFollow Sarah LaurenceLearn about Mahoney & Matthews Music: "A New Tomorrow" by Chordial Music. Licensed through PremiumBeat.

This week's topics:Disney Sues DesantisUniversity WoesTeacher Pay in FloridaOfficer Speaks out against Book BansWith guests:Emily Mahoney, Political Editor, Tampa Bay TimesMatt Dixon, Senior National Politics Reporter, NBC News DigitalBarry Edwards, Political Commentator, PollsterTara Newsom, Attorney, Political Science Professor, St. Petersburg College

Panel Discussion with Dr. Tom McCall, Ranjo Clements, Desha Hooks, Emily Mahoney, and Dr. Matt Barnes

Host, Rob Lorei, talks about important news from Florida this week and gets political insights from guests: Emily Mahoney, Political Editor, Tampa Bay TimesTrimmel Gomes, Journalist, President, Gomes Media StrategiesBrittany Wallman, Investigations Editor, South Florida Sun-SentinelLawrence Mower, Tallahassee Correspondent, Tampa Bay Times This week we discuss:Innocence SoldWarren vs Desantis in CourtGovernor's Book PlansSarasota Schools Oust Superintendent To learn more about Florida This Week, visit www.wedu.org/floridathisweek

With only seven primary states to go until the midterms, all eyes are trained on the Sunshine State, with Democrats mounting fierce challenges to unseat Senator Marco Rubio and Governor Ron DeSantis. Marc Caputo, NBC News national political reporter, and Emily Mahoney, political editor for the Tampa Bay Times, join Chuck to break down how abortion, a raid on Mar-a-Lago, and other major issues may sway the Floridian electorate on November 8.

Episode 16 - Courage to Lead Up:  Emily is a fundraising professional with 8 years of experience working in the private school, university and non-profit settings. She currently serves as the Development Director for Young Life Military – Club Beyond where she focuses on resource development and serves as Campaign Director for a multi-year campaign supporting ministry outreach for military teens and families on installations across the world. She is passionate about relationship building, volunteer engagement, matching passion with purpose, and developing systems that honor and serve the investors she works with.  Billi Dray has been working to build ministry in the mission of Young Life for over 13 years. She has pioneered new outreach ministry to kids in the city, teen moms and now serving as Development Director for Developing Global Leaders, a college scholarship program for volunteers in developing countries while training them for leadership opportunities. She is passionate about building bridges between high potential leaders who lack resources and generous hearts who want to see the world changed for the better. If you want to see if it's a good fit to work with Jen V. and JRT on your public speaking and leadership presence, schedule a free call: https://www.voicefirstworld.com/apply

If you ever had any question whether education is important in Florida, look no further than Tallahassee. Year after year, lawmakers and the governor have spent hours crafting policy ideas — good and bad — and even longer arguing about them. Even in the sessions when they announce they'll be giving the issue a rest. And 2020 is no different. So many controversies in the Capitol center on schooling subjects. Our Tallahassee bureau reporter Emily Mahoney joins education reporter Jeff Solochek to talk about the latest battles over vouchers, teacher pay, the Common Core and more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Florida's 2020 legislative session begins Jan. 14, and in the months leading up to the annual event, it's been Gov. Ron DeSantis — not state lawmakers — who has led the charge in proposing new directions in state education policy. Improving teacher pay has become the driving topic of the discussion so far. But what else can we expect? Something major, like another expansion of voucher programs? Or is this the year that the Legislature finally takes its oft discussed breather from education issues, to let the schools get accustomed to all the latest requirements of the past few sessions? Tampa Bay Times/Miami Herald Tallahassee bureau reporter Emily Mahoney joins Times education reporter Jeff Solochek to discuss the current lay of the land as lawmakers head into their final pre-session committee week. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With leaders’ attention on issues like immigration and health care, 2019 looked like it might not provide too many education-related fireworks for a change.But just as in years past, the subject matter elicited some of the most heated and passionate debates of the session, with some of the specific ideas taking lawmakers down to the wire before they could adjourn for the year.Many of the bills that grabbed the most attention came straight from the conservative playbook, whether they passed or not. Vouchers made it through. A Bible course requirement did not. Teachers carrying guns survived. School Board term limits died.Tallahassee bureau education reporter Emily Mahoney joins Jeff Solochek for a review of the recently ended session, with some hints too of what might come next with the 2020 session set to begin in less than eight months (with committee weeks sooner than that). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nonprofit organizations help make the world go round, but so do social enterprises...and sometimes they do it even better! In this episode, we’ll hear from social enterprise founders who help strengthen the social sector. This is a great episode for nonprofits who want to learn how to collaborate with social enterprises, and for aspiring nonprofit founders who may not have considered the option of starting a for-profit mission-led business. Our guests this episode include:--Emily Mahoney from BRANDED Collective--Dominique Anderson from Junior CEO Tennessee Support the Nonprofit Jenni Show with $1, $5, or $7 per month by visiting patreon.com/nonprofitjenni! Our supporters have the opportunity to send in Anonymous Questions, recommend interview guests, and help choose topics for future episodes. All information in the Nonprofit Jenni Show is very general in nature, and may not apply to your specific nonprofit organization. Please direct clarifying questions to Nonprofit Jenni by visiting nonprofitjenni.com. Produced by Wayfare Recording Co.Music by Emily Summers.©2018 Nonprofit Jenni. All Rights Reserved.

The Florida Supreme Court officially tossed education-related Amendment 8 off the Nov. 6 ballot, upholding a lower court ruling that found it misleading. But that's not the only proposal to change the constitution that voters face. Reporters Jeff Solochek and Emily Mahoney discuss the Amendment 8 ruling, and what's left on the ballot — including another measure that also could alter the way Florida's school districts operate. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Reporters Jeff Solochek and Emily Mahoney review the 2018 Florida legislative session, which ended Sunday, and how it affected state education policy and spending. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Reporters Jeff Solochek and Emily Mahoney review Florida's debate over creating a 'guardians' program for its schools, plus other odds and ends as the 2018 legislative session rolls to a close. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Reporters Jeff Solochek and Emily Mahoney discuss the latest developments on school safety and education policy legislation moving through the Florida Legislature. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Emily Mahoney is the co-founder of BRANDED Collective, which hand crafts pieces of jewelry, all of which are made by survivors of human trafficking.  In today's show, Emily tells the story behind BRANDED and also goes into detail about her career as an actress. If you'd like to view the notes on this episode or check out the photo I took of Emily, you can do both on the Stories website, which is thestoriespodcast.com.