Podcast appearances and mentions of Eric Chan

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This episode was recorded live at Mull Cafe in St. Kilda on Saturday 24th August. The Catch-Up is a collaboration between Give and Toke and AusCannaReviews. Paul and Christina come together monthly to explore what's happening in Cannabis in Australia and around the world. In this episode: Teens and Gummies (1:00) Online Dealers (3:40) Jersey cops fired for smoking (5:10) Australian Exports (6:30) Victoria Compassion Club fined $3.2m (8:00) Philippines legalisation? (10:15) Eric Chan talks compassionate access (11:45) Live Quiz (26:30) Hot Tokes (30:35) What's Up? (33:00) Learn more about Compass at www.ausmca.org Shop Give & Toke accessories at giveandtoke.com.au - use ‘CATCHUP' at checkout for $10 off your purchase. @AusCannaReviews on SubStack, Instagram and Twitter/X Email AusCannaReviews@gmail.com Visit www.giveandtoke.com.au Follow @giveandtoke on Instagram Email giveandtoke@gmail.com

We kick off our Eastertide season with community testimonies from Monica Tzeng and Eric Chan, who share about how they are encountering God in this season. Monica shares reflections on her experience of walking 22 miles for the Gaza Ceasefire Pilgrimage, and what it means to hope for a world where Palestinians also have hope. Eric Chan shares about his experience in a Lenten grief group and how he is processing the ongoing grief around losing both his parents in the last decade.

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On Sunday, January 1st, we had various artists from our community share some of the creative pieces they worked on during the Advent season, inspired by and engaging with the Magnificat. Eric Chan shared about his woodworking project, creating a two-sided spoon that is inspired by Mary's declaration: "He has filled the hungry with good things but has sent the rich away empty." Nancy James shared a poem in which she pictures Mary under a really black, night sky, and what the stars would have looked like to her. Cindy Chan shared about an art piece she created, in which she reimagines the Magnificat, fusing the influences of Chinese brush painting and modern iconography while using markers. Finally, Pastor Michael shares an original song he wrote, which is a responsive dialogue to Mary in response to the Magnificat. Hear about each piece through this audio, and check out our IG page (@bethelcommunitysl) to see some images capturing each work.

On this episode, Eric Chan, Head of Global Partnerships at Chargebee, talks about how the company matured their partner program between 2019 and 2022. Chargebee was launched in 2011 and the partnerships team was created in 2019. However, because most of the partnerships were due to integrations they were passive and not operationalized. The first step to partnership maturity was to understand what partners wanted. The next was to define what kind of partners they had and understand where they wanted to go with the program. Eric outlines the necessary steps to building a mature partner program and goes on to discuss the importance of a management operating rhythm. He explains how to identify inefficiencies and why it's important to have rules of engagement. He also expands upon why it's critical to regularly update processes and procedures. Finally, Eric talks about leveraging your influence and creating a culture of celebration to get people excited about working with you. Note: SaaS Connect 2023 will take place in San Francisco April 19th and 20th. If you would like to be a sponsor, please contact us at admin@cloudsoftwareassociation.com for information. #saas #software #cloud Thank you to our amazing podcast team at Content Allies. Want to launch your own B2B revenue-generating podcasts? Contact them at https://ContentAllies.com.

An Ecosystem Community Leader Joins Ultimate Guide to Partnering Kelly Sarabyn is the Platform Ecosystem Advocate for Hubspot and a strong GTM voice in the Partnership Community. Communities are becoming an increasingly important aspect of GTM strategy. You will learn why Hubspot created and is investing in this unique role focused on partner impact under Scott Brinker, an iconic ecosystem leader, how she applies her superpower to generate successful outcomes, the importance of Marketplace to Partner GTM strategies, and why this Partnership Ecosystem movement is so essential to the future of B2B. Kelly is a Partnership Leader uniquely growing Hubspot's Ecosystem Community. I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I enjoyed welcoming Kelly Sarabyn In Kelly's words Kelly Sarabyn is the Platform Ecosystem at HubSpot, where she is focused on growing the ecosystem through partner engagement. Previously, she led marketing at Pandium, an embedded integration marketplace, and was a partner at Woden, a branding agency. Kelly Sarabyn. Kelly has been a strong and substantive voice in the Partner and Ecosystem Movement. What You'll Learn in this Episode Kelly's role, mission, and superpower (1:51)The importance of Marketplaces to B2B (9:18)How partnerships have changed in the last two and a half years (14:09)"Partnership" is not an appendage, its an asset (18:54)The biggest struggle - Product vs. GTM concerns (23:15)Advice for other Partnership Leaders (34:51) Partner Ecosystem Leader Episodes 162 - How You Can Unleash the Power of Data to 10X Your Partner Growth! 153 – Janet Schijins – Ecosystems & Megacosm 150- Celebrating 150 Amazing Episodes with a Five-Timer Guest, Jay McBain 149 – WTF is an Ecosystem? And How Partner Hacker helps tech companies PartnerUp with Jared Fuller 139 – How Can Technology Partners Organize for Success around Go to Ecosystems? with Allan Adler. Kelly's Event This Week Register for Kelly's Event Scaling technology partnerships is much more difficult than the scaling around most partner types. In addition to scaling GTM motions and programs, you have to scale your product, your APIs, your app marketplace, and your developer support in a way that aligns with both your product and go-to-market strategy. This is not easy! I'm excited to host a conversation with leaders in field who are doing this and who can share what they've learned. I'l be talking to Eric Chan of Chargebee, Joni Deus of Intuit Mailchimp, Mike Vaccaro of Tray.io, and Carina Conaghan of Optimizely on the 27th and they'll be sharing their takes on the most effective ways to scale. This Partnership Leaders event is open to the public. Other Links from this Episode #partnerships#techpartner#techpartnerships#integrations#apis#event https://podfollow.com/ultimate-guide-to-partneringFREE OFFER from PartnerTap PartnerTap is the Founding Sponsor of Ultimate Guide to Partnering. PartnerTap is the only Partner Ecosystem Platform designed for the Enterprise. Their technology makes it easy to align Channel Teams with automated account mapping, letting you control what data you share while building a partner revenue engine. Transcription – by Otter.ai – Expect Typos SUMMARY KEYWORDS partner, partnerships, hubspot, marketplaces, ecosystem, people, organizations, building, technology, integrations, community, marketing, platform, customer, partnering, kelly, role, channel, product, company SPEAKERS Announcer, Kelly Sarabyn, Vince Menzione Vince Menzione  00:00 What partnership ecosystems and communities have in common, and why building community around your partnership ecosystem can give you and your organization both a strategic advantage and a new lever to growth. Announcer  00:17 Welcome to The Ultimate Guide to partnering. And this podcast Vince Menzione. A proven sales and partner executive brings together leaders to discuss transformational trends and ...

A note from Talking Taiwan host Felicia Lin:   On September first, the Taiwan military shot down a Chinese civilian drone that flew near Kimen. In this episode of Talking Taiwan. I speak with Eric Chan about what led up the incident, China's increased gray zone tactics toward Taiwan since U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi visited Taiwan in early August, and other news related to Taiwan's military, such as the Taiwan Policy Act and UMC founder, Robert Tsao's donation for civil defense in Taiwan.   Eric Chan is a non-resident research fellow at the Global Taiwan Institute, a Washington DC-based think tank dedicated to policy research on Taiwan and its people. He is also a senior airpower strategist with the U.S. Air Force, where he provides USAF with expertise on People's Republic of China military capabilities, political leadership, and strategic culture.   Mr. Chan was previously the China, Korea, Philippines, and Vietnam Country Director with the Air Force. In this role, Mr. Chan was responsible for USAF engagement with the Chinese Air Force, and for managing security cooperation with key allies and partners.   Mr. Chan has published widely on Chinese influence operations and gray zone warfare, Taiwan military reform, and military diplomacy with the People's Liberation Army. He has written for publications including the Global Taiwan Brief, the USAF Journal of Indo-Pacific Affairs, The Diplomat, and War on the Rocks.   Mr. Chan holds a Master's degree in International Affairs from the George Washington University and a Bachelor's degree in Political Science/History from the University of California, San Diego.   This episode of Talking Taiwan has been sponsored by NATWA, the North America Taiwanese Women's Association.   NATWA was founded in 1988, and its mission is:   to evoke a sense of self-esteem and enhance women's dignity, to oppose gender discrimination and promote gender equality, to fully develop women's potential and encourage their participation in public affairs, to contribute to the advancement of human rights and democratic development in Taiwan, to reach out and work with women's organizations worldwide to promote peace for all.   To learn more about NATWA visit their website: www.natwa.com   Here's a little preview of what we talked about in this podcast episode:   How China's gray zone tactics towards Taiwan have changed over the years and since U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan in August Should there be concerns about these changes and China's use of drones in their gray zone tactics towards Taiwan What kind of intelligence can drones collect and damage they can do When China started sending drones over to Taiwan To date about 30 drones have flown over Kimen What led up to Taiwan's military shooting down a drone from China on September 1 How Taiwan's military is considering installing anti-drone systems The difference between civilian and miliary drones How Ukraine has rigged civilian drones with grenades in the war with Russia The impact of China's military actions in response to Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan and was it a blockade How some have called China's recent military actions against Taiwan the fourth straits crisis What would constitute a military blockade of Taiwan Based on China's recent military actions, what do we know about China's military capability How Beijing's recent white paper “One China, Two Systems” does not include promises made in a previous 1993 paper that Taiwan could have its own administrative, legislative, and judicial institutions, run its own democratic system, have its own military and economic affairs How Beijing will use Taiwan's rejection of the white paper to justify harsher tactics against Taiwan How has China's' recent military actions and white paper affected public perception of people in China UMC (United Microelectronics Corporation) founder, Robert Tsao's sizeable donation for civil defense of Taiwan The Taiwan Policy Act which has been passed through the Senate Foreign Relations Committee What the Taiwan Policy Act would mean for Taiwan and the Taiwan Relations Act The message that the Taiwan Policy Act would send to China   Related Links: To view all related links for this article, click link below: https://talkingtaiwan.com/eric-chan-discusses-what-led-the-taiwan-military-to-shoot-down-a-chinese-civilian-drone-ep-206/

Would you risk it all and give up a well-paying stable career in Finance to try and pursue your passion? Well, the siblings Lena Chan, Co-founder & Pastry Chef, Mad About Sucre and Eric Chan, Co-founder, Mad About Sucre did just that, opening their gourmet restaurant. Lena even went one step further, flying to Paris to hone her craft at Cordon Bleu. Melissa Hyak speaks to them to find out more about their incredible career switch and how they managed to distinguish Mad About Sucre from the rest.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, I sit down with Eric Chan, Wildlife biologist specializing in habitat conservation and endangered species for California DFW, and talked about his love/obsession for Southern California Waterfowl and Turkey Hunting. Southern California may not be a paradise to pursuit either of these animals, but that doesn't seem to stop Eric at all from making the most of it. f Duck hunting down here since childhood, Eric some great stories of duck hunting down here & how things have changed down here through his years of hunting... We talk some on strategy, tips, calling, and some secrets for how pursue mallards in our local refuge and why mallards really are different than other ducks we hunt, especially in Southern California. Then we move into talking about Turkey Hunting, as many waterfowl hunters also pursue Turkeys, Eric is one of them. Except here in southern California it just may be a bit harder than most places... All the way from the origins of where the Rio Grande Turkeys were reintroduced to California to where we are now in Southern California with Turkeys. Eric shares some stories of joy and struggle, passion and finally how his love for Turkeys brought him to a very special place this last January. Not only is this podcast filled with life long hunting stories, but a lot of science and history to fill in the gaps of understanding what it means to be a waterfowl or turkey hunter here in Southern California. If you have any interesting in bettering your hunting, or starting, the knowledge Eric has is priceless. Please follow @EricHunts and follow along his amazing journey.

Released 9 March 2022. Deterring a Chinese invasion of Taiwan without recklessly threatening a great-power war is both possible and necessary through a tailored deterrence package that goes beyond either fighting over Taiwan or abandoning it. This podcast analyzes the cutting-edge understandings of deterrence with empirical evidence of Chinese strategic thinking and culture to build such a strategy and the counter-arguments from  Part 1 of this series. Click here to read the original article. Episode Transcript:   Stephanie Crider (Host) (Prerecorded Conversations on Strategy intro) Decisive Point introduces Conversations on Strategy, a US Army War College Press production featuring distinguished authors and contributors who explore timely issues in national security affairs. The views and opinions expressed on this podcast are those of the podcast's guest and are not necessarily those of the Department of the Army, the US Army War College, or any other agency of the US government. The guests in speaking order on this episode are: (Guest 1 Dr. Roger Cliff)   (Cliff) Conversations on Strategy welcomes Dr. Roger Cliff. Dr. Cliff is a research professor of Indo-Pacific Affairs in the Strategic Studies Institute at the US Army War College. His research focuses on China's military strategy and capabilities and their implications for US strategy and policy. He's previously worked for the Center for Naval Analyses, the Atlantic Council, the Project 2049 Institute, the RAND Corporation, and the Office of the Secretary of Defense. (Host) The Parameters 2021-22 Winter Issue included an article titled, “Broken Nest: Deterring China from Invading Taiwan.” Authors Dr. Jared M. McKinney and Dr. Peter Harris laid out an unconventional approach to the China-Taiwan conundrum. Shortly after the article was published, Parameters heard from Eric Chan, who disagreed with them on many fronts. We've invited you here today, Roger, to provide some additional insight on the topic. Let's jump right in and talk about “Broken Nest: Deterring China from Invading Taiwan. What is the essence of Jared McKinney and Peter Harris's article “Broken Nest: Deterring China from Invading Taiwan?”   (Cliff) So this article is an attempt to find an innovative solution to the Taiwan problem that has bedeviled the United States since 1950. In this particular case, the author's goal is not to find a long-term, permanent solution of the problem, but simply to find a way to deter China from using force against Taiwan in the near term. Specifically, a way that doesn't entail risking a military conflict between two nuclear-armed superpowers. Their proposed solution is a strategy of deterrence by punishment, whereby even a successful conquest of Taiwan would result in unacceptable economic, political, and strategic costs for Beijing. The premise of the article is that China's military is now capable enough that it could conquer Taiwan, even if the United States intervened in Taiwan's defense. The result, they argue, is that the long-standing US deterrence-by-denial strategy for deterring a Chinese use of force against Taiwan—in other words, by threating Beijing with the risk that a use of force against Taiwan would fail—is no longer credible. Unlike most strategies of deterrence by punishment, the strategy that McKinney and Harris proposed does not primarily rely on military attacks on China. Instead, the punishment comes in the form of imposing other costs on China for a successful use of force against Taiwan. This has several elements. One is the United States selling to Taiwan weapon systems that will be most cost-effective and defending against a Chinese invasion. This would make a successful invasion of Taiwan more difficult and, therefore, more costly for China. Related to this, they also recommend that Taiwan's leaders prepare the island to fight a protracted insurgency,

Released 9 March 2022. Deterring a Chinese invasion of Taiwan without recklessly threatening a great-power war is both possible and necessary through a tailored deterrence package that goes beyond either fighting over Taiwan or abandoning it. This podcast explores cutting-edge understandings of deterrence with empirical evidence of Chinese strategic thinking and culture to build such a strategy and offers counter-arguments as well. Click here to read the original article. Episode Transcript:   Stephanie Crider (Host) Decisive Point introduces Conversations on Strategy, a US Army War College Press production featuring distinguished authors and contributors who explore timely issues in national security affairs. The views and opinions expressed on this podcast are those of the podcast guests and are not necessarily those of the Department of the Army, US Army War College, or any other agency of the US government. The guests in speaking order on this episode are: (Guest 1 Jared M. McKinney) (Guest 2 Peter Harris) (Guest 3 Eric Chan)   Host Today we welcome Dr. Jared McKinney and Dr. Peter Harris, authors of “Broken Nest: Deterring China from Invading Taiwan,” featured in Parameters Winter 2021–22 issue. We are also pleased to welcome Mr. Eric Chan. Dr. McKinney is the chair of the Department of Strategy and Security Studies at the eSchool of Graduate Professional Military Education—Air University, and reviews editor of the Journal of Indo-Pacific Affairs. Dr. Harris is associate professor of political science at Colorado State University and Indo-Pacific perspectives editor of the Journal of Indo-Pacific Affairs. Mr. Chan is the senior Korea/China/Taiwan strategist with the Headquarters (Department of the) Air Force's Checkmate Directorate and a reviewer for the Journal of Indo-Pacific Affairs. He also serves as an adjunct fellow with the Global Taiwan Institute. Welcome to the inaugural episode of Conversations on Strategy. Let's talk about the China and Taiwan conundrum. Jared and Peter, your article, "Broken Nest: Deterring China from Invading Taiwan," proposes an unconventional approach to China's relationship with Taiwan. The article garnered worldwide attention, including from the (Chinese Communist Party or) CCP, which condemned the strategy. Jared, Peter, please give us a brief recap of your article.   (McKinney) Thanks for having us here today, Stephanie. The Taiwan conundrum is how to have great-power peace without abandoning Taiwan to Chinese domination and how to preserve Taiwan's independence without a great-power war. Is there a way out of this conundrum? Peter and I have argued that there is, and we've termed this approach “the broken nest.” Chinese leaders, even pathological ones like Mao, have long understood that grand strategy is all about balancing different vital interests. We took some inspiration for the strategy from a 1975 meeting Henry Kissinger had with Mao Zedong, in which Taiwan was discussed. Kissinger asked Mao when Taiwan would return to the mainland. Mao said, “In 100 years.” Kissinger replied, “It won't take 100 years. Much less,” and then Mao then responded, “It's better for it to be in your hands, and if you were to send it back to me now, I would not want it because it is not wantable. There's a huge bunch of counterrevolutionaries there.” This is the bottom line of the broken-nest strategy, to make Taiwan, given the (People's Republic of China's or) PRC's broader interests, “unwantable.” The phrase “broken nest” comes from a Chinese proverb that asks, “Beneath a broken nest, how can there be any whole eggs?” We designed this approach according to what political scientists call “deterrence by punishment” and the literature on tailored deterrence, which asks analysts to try to match techniques to a specific adversary. We proposed a tailored deterrence package composed of four elements. We argued, first,

As more people prioritise work-life balance and healthy living, upcoming developments need to cater to that need by providing access to nature while still remaining connected to the city and all its facilities. As such, TRX Residences is built next to a 10-acre city park, the first of its kind in 20 years, and promotes natural lighting and fresh air flow with pocket gardens, open corridors, and its own Conservatory. We speak to Eric Chan, Residential Director at Lendlease, about enabling a sustainable metropolitan lifestyle, redefining city living in the KL area, as well as blending features that promote health and wellbeing into the design of TRX Residences. Visit our website at trxresidences.my

Eric currently serves as the CFO for the LA Clippers, where he leads the organization's financial operations, including establishing and implementing a long-range financial strategy, policies, and goals and leading financial project management for all Clipper's operations. Before joining the Clippers, Eric served as CFO for The Bouqs Company and Loot Crate, where he received the Los Angeles Business Journal CFO Rising Star Award. Eric also previously served as the Senior Vice President of Finance at Mattel Inc., where he oversaw financial and operational matters across brands such as Barbie, Hot Wheels, Fisher-Price, and American Girl. In this episode we spoke with Eric about the following: Why the notion of never showing others your weakness was one of the biggest things he had to unlearn How a references check from someone he had previously let go helped him land a job as the CFO of the Clippers Why he transitioned from diminishing his Asian identity to embracing and leaning into it in his professional life If you enjoyed today's conversation about the intersection of work and Asian American identity, please subscribe to the show wherever you get your podcasts and leave us a review to spread the word. We'd really appreciate it! Learn more about the show at acrossthelinespodcast.com and follow us @acrossthelinespodcast to get the latest updates.

In this episode of SaaS Connect, listen to your host Sunir Shah, president of Cloud Software Association, interview Eric Chan, who runs the partner program at Chargebee, and Joni Deus, who runs the Mailchimp partner program. Chargebee and MailChimp are two successful SaaS companies with two successful SaaS partnership leaders, even though both have differing circumstances and partnership organizations. Eric needed to build a partner team from nothing, and was hired to solve problems across the tech partnership ecosystem and channel partners. Joni, on the other hand, started at MailChimp with a mature partnership team that required significant revaluation. The discussion on this podcast includes: In what state they found the partner programs when they first started working for each respective company, and the reason they were hired How they determined what third-party services their clients were using Who their partnership teams report to How they align partner initiatives with the different parts of their organizations How they decide where to invest How they get buy-in for engineers How they measure success of tech partnerships and what their KPIs are How they deconflict Resources Mentioned: Braintree Blended Edge Intercom Salesforce BigQuery Looker NetSuite Thank you to our amazing podcast team at Content Allies. Want to launch your own B2B revenue-generating podcasts? Contact them at https://ContentAllies.com

According to Eric Chan, marketing should actually be called 'Revenue Operations'. That gets marketers to think about revenue that is being brought in and also growth. Eric is the head of partnerships at Chargebee, according to G2, Chargebee is among the top 10 Subscription Billing & Management tools. During the chat we discuss the following topics: How to retain revenue Get full ROI insights into your marketing spend What happens after the sale? G2 as a marketing channel LinkedIn Eric Chan: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cirechan/  Website Chargebee: https://www.chargebee.com/company/  If you want to be on this podcast or would like to know more about Marketing Technology, visit our website at marketingguys.com or contact Elias Crum at e.crum@marketingguys.nl

Disclaimer: What we talk about on In My Truth tends to be very raw and can be triggering. Resources for support and help are included at the end of show notes - scroll down for more information. - Welcome back to a new episode of In My Truth! This week, I have my friend Eric Chan on the show. Eric is such a conscious soul who is deeply curious and asks incredible questions of himself. In this episode, we explore feelings apathy and how we can move through difficult times and find balance in our lives. - In this episode, we dive into: Conscious masculinity and stoicism  Worthiness and wanting to prove ourselves  Finding the balance between gratitude and motivation  Imposter syndrome, apathy, and existential crisis The balance between feminine and masculine energy The power of adversity  Surrendering and trusting the Universe The power of putting pen to paper The cycles of life and letting go Connect with Eric Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/ericthegalahad/ (@ericthegalahad) Website | https://earthlinkalliance.io (earthlinkalliance) - Listen in to the In My Truth podcast:  https://luminarypodcasts.com/listen/sarah-riegelhuth/in-my-truth/4a771150-6e36-4550-8bc7-4f63f430add9 (Luminary) https://open.spotify.com/show/2q6UaW2V2xlcnnaSPOMv4P (Spotify) https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/in-my-truth/id1473919460 (Apple Podcasts) https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/in-my-truth (Stitcher) - Remember you’re not alone, and there is hope, even though it may not feel that way at times. Talk to someone, a friend or family member and let them support you. Reach out to a professional. Do whatever you need to do to start your journey back to feeling good. Here are some resources I found on Google (because I am not a professional, these are not recommendations, just suggestions with love and empathy from me to you): Lifeline (Australia): 13-11-14 is a confidential telephone crisis support service available 24/7 from a landline, payphone or mobile. Beyond Blue (Australia): 1-300-22-4636 OR chat http://event.squarespace-mail.com/?a=18713&m=5d0c2474383fbf0001c060b9&n=5d0c26525fafe900013e28ef&s=fe0000002c3f43&u=https%3a%2f%2fwww.beyondblue.org.au&t=&e=zoewinther%40gmail.com&h=bb294d20 (online) between 3pm & 12am 7 days a week No Shame On You (USA): 1-800-273-(TALK) 8255 OR text 741741 for a 24/7 crisis text line (a live, trained crisis counsellor receives the text and responds quickly) OR visit http://event.squarespace-mail.com/?a=18713&m=5d0c2474383fbf0001c060b9&n=5d0c26525fafe900013e28ef&s=fe0000002c3f43&u=http%3a%2f%2fwww.imalive.org&t=&e=zoewinther%40gmail.com&h=f653c668 (I’m Alive) for 24/7 online crisis chat National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (USA): 1-800-273-8255  Crisis Services (Canada): 1-833-456-4566 OR text 45645 between 4pm and 12am daily - To never miss an episode, subscribe to In My Truth with Sarah Riegelhuth. Share it with your network and start having more raw conversations. - If you’d like to be a guest on the show, find out more here: https://www.sarahriegelhuth.com/inmytruthpodcast (https://www.sarahriegelhuth.com/inmytruthpodcast) - Follow Sarah Riegelhuth on Instagram: @sarahriegelhuth @inmytruthpodcast - If You Enjoy This Show Please Subscribe and Give Us a 5-Star Rating ★★★★★ and Review on https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/in-my-truth/id1473919460 (Apple Podcasts)

No primeiro episódio do Podcast “Pontes para a China”, nosso convidado é Eric Chan, CEO da Fosun BFC (The Bund Finance Center). A área do BFC, que se estende à beira do rio Huangpu, em Shanghai, concentra o que há de melhor em arquitetura, arte e design, um complexo que impressiona pela modernidade e sofisticação, em prédios corporativos, lojas, centros de arte, restaurantes e hotéis. https://www.fosterandpartners.com/projects/bund-finance-center/ http://www.fosunfoundation.com/en/index.php/venue/fosun_foundation_center http://www.heatherwick.com/ https://www.bfcsh.com/index.php?m=Zhweb&c=Index&a=index&language=en

No primeiro episódio do Podcast “Pontes para a China”, nosso convidado é Eric Chan, CEO da Fosun BFC (The Bund Finance Center). A área do BFC, que se estende à beira do rio Huangpu, em Shanghai, concentra o que há de melhor em arquitetura, arte e design, um complexo que impressiona pela modernidade e sofisticação, em prédios corporativos, lojas, centros de arte, restaurantes e hotéis. https://www.fosterandpartners.com/projects/bund-finance-center/ http://www.fosunfoundation.com/en/index.php/venue/fosun_foundation_center http://www.heatherwick.com/ https://www.bfcsh.com/index.php?m=Zhweb&c=Index&a=index&language=en

Eric Chan, Head of Pharmacy at Blooms The Chemist , Australia's leading community pharmacy, discusses the recent White Paper detailing its response to the COVID-19 pandemic titled "Lessons Learnt from the Frontline of a Health Emergency" and he also talks about how pharmacies are adapting to new technologies and systems to increase their offering.

Every company is consistently looking for new ways to go to market, acquire customers and grow quicker than before. Partnerships are a fantastic way to do just that and we are lucky to have Eric Chan, whose currently the Head of Partnerships at Chargebee share with us his playbook. Eric leads global partnerships across the organization. Prior to Chargebee, he has been an entrepreneur 3x (one failure, one exit and one thriving company). He has over 20 years of building digital products and company growth at Global 2000 firms and startups. He has deep expertise across a wide set of industries including stints at Mercedes-Benz, Nokia Siemens Networks, Sun Microsystems, and Wells Fargo Bank. Eric has also been a nationally-recognized mobile market expert featured in CNBC, Forbes & Wireless Week. Eric holds a Bachelors in Business Administration and a Masters in Software Engineering, both from Carnegie Mellon University. Connect with Eric: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cirechan/ Connect with Poya Osgouei: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/poyaosgouei/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/IamPoya Connect with Robby Allen: Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robbyallen/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/_RobbyAllen --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/uncharted1/support

Startups! Are you ready? This episode we have an expert like no other, bringing to the table over twenty-five years of experience in business development and related industries. Eric Chan is the Chief Public Missions Officer at Cyberport, an extremely influential startup incubator in Hong Kong. Having successfully transformed the Cyberport Career Fair to an online-only event with over 3000 registrants, Eric talks about the hidden positives of the coronavirus pandemic, how startups can win the hunt for talent by making use of government subsidies and what students can do to really stand out from the crowd.

*This Episode was recorded before the Covid-19 MCO, stay safe veryone!* Many have known that I have been working for TMT recently on their digital transformation initiatives, therefore it is great to have Eric on board for today's episode to talk about what kind of digital initiatives have they embarked along the years, and how TMT as a retail company is dealing with the onslaught of the Covid-19 virus. TMT's online store and fulfillment team is also still operating as usual, so head on over to www.tmt.my today to get your latest tech items so you can stay more efficient at home with better technology!

The recent hacking of government websites in Singapore has put cybersecurity front of mind for many organisations. As a result, much investment has gone into beefing up cybersecurity within both the public and private sectors. Last year, the Singapore government passed the Cybersecurity Act, which highlights Critical Information Infrastructure sectors that will need to meet minimum security requirements. This includes infocomm, transport, healthcare, banking and finance, among others. Amid a global shortage of tech talent, what can Singapore and its companies do? We speak to Eric Chan, Senior Director of Sales Engineering at Forcepoint.

Helen talks with Eric Chan about making career choices that go against the status quo. He shares about the influences, the challenges and the results for his choices. While in his early 30s, he’s got daring advice for people of all ages.

This week on the show we're talking West Coast waterfowling with Eric Chan of the California Department of Fish and Wildlife.

One of the best things about FIRST is their amazing alumni. Which is why were were excited to get the chance to speak with Eric Chan, FIRST Alumni and President of the Purple Fire Robotics Club at Florida Polytechnic University. Eric and his teammates were in attendance at 2017 ROBOTICON Tampa Bay for a couple of really great reasons. First, to show off and scrimmage the robot that the club built in the FIRST Tech Challenge Alumni Robot In One Weekend Challenge. They also came to volunteer at the event and for FIRST Outreach. Although Florida Poly is a new university, only four years old, they've had an incredible turnout for Purple Fire Robotics with 70 new students to the club this year alone. The club members include many FIRST and VEX Alumni, as well as students who were not previously a part of a formal robotics team. The club builds robots and participates in various competitions and they also build custom items for other clubs at their school. They are currently working on the animatronics for a haunted house that is being built on campus this year. You can get more information about the club on their website and follow them on Twitter. Sponsored by: Whether you're programming a robot, playing a game or doing homework, the Microsoft Surface is the tablet that can replace your laptop. Get yours at the Microsoft Store. Follow PLuGHiTz Live on Twitter: PLuGHiTzLive; Facebook: PLuGHiTz Live! Radio; Google+: PLuGHiTz Live

One of the best things about FIRST is their amazing alumni. Which is why were were excited to get the chance to speak with Eric Chan, FIRST Alumni and President of the Purple Fire Robotics Club at Florida Polytechnic University. Eric and his teammates were in attendance at 2017 ROBOTICON Tampa Bay for a couple of really great reasons. First, to show off and scrimmage the robot that the club built in the FIRST Tech Challenge Alumni Robot In One Weekend Challenge. They also came to volunteer at the event and for FIRST Outreach. Although Florida Poly is a new university, only four years old, they've had an incredible turnout for Purple Fire Robotics with 70 new students to the club this year alone. The club members include many FIRST and VEX Alumni, as well as students who were not previously a part of a formal robotics team. The club builds robots and participates in various competitions and they also build custom items for other clubs at their school. They are currently working on the animatronics for a haunted house that is being built on campus this year. You can get more information about the club on their website and follow them on Twitter. Sponsored by: Whether you're programming a robot, playing a game or doing homework, the Microsoft Surface is the tablet that can replace your laptop. Get yours at the Microsoft Store. Follow PLuGHiTz Live on Twitter: PLuGHiTzLive; Facebook: PLuGHiTz Live! Radio; Google+: PLuGHiTz Live

Intriguing conversation with digital artist Eric Chan, founder of Eepmon Design. We discuss the process, the beginnings and the motivation. A must listen! Part 2: It's Social Media Not Real Life http://bit.ly/2w7nqsQ Eepmon Design: www.instagram.com/eepmon/ Friday: www.instagram.com/fridayrickydred/ PK Herc: www.instagram.com/ssc_heyhercs_pk/ Big Shout Out to Boroheads Glass Gallery @ 600 Church Street Boroheads: www.instagram.com/boroheads/?hl=en Toronto Organic: www.instagram.com/torontoorganics/?hl=en SixSocksToronto: www.instagram.com/sixsockstoronto/?hl=en Hip Hop Canada: www.instagram.com/hiphopcanada/

In Tripping, student host Vinh Ton talks with Dr. Eric Chan, a psychiatrist, about how mental health care is delivered to people who are homeless or in prison. For show and tell, Eric brings recent evidence that hallucinogens could target serotonin just as well as antidepressants, giving patients with cancer some much-needed peace of mind.

Intriguing conversation with digital artist Eric Chan, founder of Eepmon Design. We discuss the process, the beginnings and the motivation. A must listen! Part 2: It's Social Media Not Real Life http://bit.ly/2w7nqsQ Eepmon Design: www.instagram.com/eepmon/ Friday: www.instagram.com/fridayrickydred/ PK Herc: www.instagram.com/ssc_heyhercs_pk/ Big Shout Out to Boroheads Glass Gallery @ 600 Church Street Boroheads: www.instagram.com/boroheads/?hl=en Toronto Organic: www.instagram.com/torontoorganics/?hl=en SixSocksToronto: www.instagram.com/sixsockstoronto/?hl=en Hip Hop Canada: www.instagram.com/hiphopcanada/

Wrap your mind around this, then expand your thoughts to produce the desired results in your life. That's how Mental Toughness Expert, Eric Chan trains other successful game changers to rise to the top. Lisa asked all the tough questions and you'll be enlightened by the answers. Enjoy the Show! 

In episode 045 of the Razor Sharp Show, Matt Romania chats with Eric Chan. Eric - aka The Pitch Specialist - is a speaker and workshop facilitator who helps people answer the question "So... what do you do?" This episode covers the difference between an 'elevator pitch' and '60 second pitch', core elements of a powerful elevator pitch, what to leave out of an elevator pitch, the role of vulnerability, common pitching mistakes to avoid, the effective pitch-writing formula, and dealing with self-doubt. Show notes Book - Pitch Anything by Oren Klaff Eric's website Facebook - The Pitch Specialist See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Episode 033 of the Razor Sharp Show, Razor Ray hangs out with Eric Chan The Pitch Specialist. We chat about how your and your voice is the mouth piece of your passion! Eric is a strategic presentation and soft skills specialist and has a passion for helping people conquer their fears around public presentation and negotiation. Books Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl Pitch Anything: An Innovative Method for Presenting, Persuading, and Winning the Deal by Oren Klaff Links Website - http://www.ericchan.com.au/ Facebook - www.facebook.com/thepitchspecialist Instagram - @thepitchspecialist Snapchat - echan1987 Crash Course on Youtube! https://www.youtube.com/user/crashcourse See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cindy welcomes new co-host Eric Chan, who delves in mobile consulting and social media, which sparks a discussion about the synergy between social media and mobile. They also discuss iPad usability, and the pro and cons on using it practically everyday.

Eric Chan, a Consultant in Mobile and Wireless Technology at Mobileslate, tells us about his work in development of mobile micro payment solutions.