POPULARITY
8 episodes with external affairs manager
5 episodes with external affairs manager
2 episodes with external affairs manager
2 episodes with external affairs manager
8 episodes with external affairs manager
Chief Executive Andrew Carter is joined by Caitlin Rollison, External Affairs Manager, and Audrey-Frédérique Lavoie, Policy and Public Affairs Manager, to discuss Centre for Cities' new report, Accelerating net zero delivery: What can UK cities learn from around the world? The report explores the need to change how we build, how we move, and how we power our cities in order to meet the government's target of net zero by 2050. Andrew, Caitlin and Audrey discuss the role cities play in helping the UK meet its net zero target and what they should focus on to bring greenhouse gas emissions down.
Rich Johnson grew up in Metro Atlanta and attended South Forsyth High School. Politics were frequently discussed with his family, primarily due to his father's interest in the news and current affairs. This laid the foundation for his future career path. Despite initially having ambitions of becoming an attorney, Rich decided to pursue a Political Science degree at the University of Tennessee, motivated by its broader options.After graduating, Rich entered the workforce with the Tennessee Republican Party, earning a modest salary of $24,000 a year. Although not a large sum, he cherished the opportunity it provided to establish relationships and gain valuable political experience. Rich's career took a significant turn nearly a decade ago when he joined AT&T in a government and public affairs technologist position. He spent his early years as an External Affairs Manager for South Metro Atlanta. By 2019, he had been promoted to Assistant Vice President, overseeing regulatory and legislative issues.Throughout his career at AT&T, Rich found satisfaction and excitement in the diversity and unpredictability of his workdays. The ability to impact his community and engage in politics, an area he is passionate about, has made his career at AT&T rewarding and enjoyable.What is the biggest challenge Rich faced?What rule would he change if given an opportunity as a lobbyist?What is the most exciting part of his job?Check out Rich Johnson as he shares his journey in this new episode of State Lobbying Heroes.
Michelle Chambers grew up in a union household and later became a member of AFSCME. A mother and grandmother, most recently Chambers served as External Affairs Manager for the California Department of Justice and California Attorney General Rob Bonta. Previously she served as a Compton City Councilmember. Now, Michelle is running for State Senate District 35. https://www.michelleforcalifornia.com/meet-michelle
Chief Executive Andrew Carter is joined by Caitlin Rollison, External Affairs Manager at Centre for Cities, to discuss the new report Gear shift: International lessons for increasing public transport ridership in UK cities. They discuss whether Covid really was a meaningful turning point in how we travel around UK cities, how public transport usage in UK cities compares with European counterparts, and the policy initiatives around the world that have made a big difference to public transport ridership. This episode is part of Centre for Cities' City Minutes series. Please rate, review and share the episode if you enjoyed it.
Eleonora Zgonjanin Petrovikj, CEO of FULM Savings House (North Macedonia) and Patrick Rico, External Affairs Manager at ACDI Multipurpose Cooperative (Philippines), join the podcast to discuss being recipients of the inaugural 2023 WOCCU Fellowship. WOCCU in April launched the first Fellowship nominations to encourage credit union leaders under the age of 40 and women of any age to apply to serve as “observers” on the WOCCU Board of Directors. Zgonjanin and Rico were selected from a pool of 52 applicants from 12 countries. They will attend and participate in three WOCCU Board meetings over a one-year period, beginning in fall of 2023. Their travel expenses, including airfare, hotel and local transportation, will be covered by WOCCU, including registration to attend the 2024 World Credit Union Conference. As observers, they will receive all material information provided to members of the Board but will not have formal voting rights during the Board of Directors' meetings. They will also receive mentorship from members of the WOCCU Board, or from members of the WOCCU or Worldwide Foundation for Credit Unions' staff. Learn what they bring to the table and what they hope to accomplish over the next year as they look to lay the foundation for future WOCCU Board Observers to follow. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/woccu/support
Katherine Murphy joins The Greg and Dan Show to preview the upcoming performance of Irish band The High Kings at the Bloomington Center for the Performing Arts on Friday, July 7th at 7:30 PM. Murphy is the Communications and External Affairs Manager for the City of Bloomington. Purchase tickets at artsblooming.org. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The government's Levelling Up the United Kingdom white paper contained ambitious proposals to deliver a devolution deal to every area of England that wants one by 2030, but the proliferation of regional authorities and directly elected mayors across England alongside different arrangements in the devolved nations can make co-operation and co-ordination difficult. This event considered what structures and ways of working could help support cross-government action on levelling up. How well have mayoral combined authorities (MCAs) worked with central government? Do mayoral combined authorities need a single point of contact in Whitehall or is it better to work directly with different departments? Have MCAs successfully encouraged cross-council working on levelling up? How can the UK government work more effectively with the devolved nations? To explore these questions, the IfG brought together an expert panel including: Councillor Bev Craig, Leader of Manchester City Council Professor Francesca Gains, Professor of Public Policy at The University of Manchester Dr Jack Newman, Research Associate at The Productivity Institute and the Department of Politics at The University of Manchester Joe Rossiter, Policy and External Affairs Manager at the Institute of Welsh Affairs The event was chaired by Thomas Pope, Deputy Chief Economist at the Institute for Government.
The government's Levelling Up the United Kingdom white paper contained ambitious proposals to deliver a devolution deal to every area of England that wants one by 2030, but the proliferation of regional authorities and directly elected mayors across England alongside different arrangements in the devolved nations can make co-operation and co-ordination difficult. This event will consider what structures and ways of working could help support cross-government action on levelling up. How well have mayoral combined authorities (MCAs) worked with central government? Do mayoral combined authorities need a single point of contact in Whitehall or is it better to work directly with different departments? Have MCAs successfully encouraged cross-council working on levelling up? How can the UK government work more effectively with the devolved nations? To explore these questions, the IfG brought together an expert panel including: Councillor Bev Craig, Leader of Manchester City Council Professor Francesca Gains, Professor of Public Policy at The University of Manchester Dr Jack Newman, Research Associate at The Productivity Institute and the Department of Politics at The University of Manchester Joe Rossiter, Policy and External Affairs Manager at the Institute of Welsh Affairs The event was chaired by Thomas Pope, Deputy Chief Economist at the Institute for Government. Follow us on Twitter @ifgevents and join the conversation using #IfGlevellingup. This event was kindly supported by Policy@Manchester, The University of Manchester's policy engagement unit.
Today, we kick off a new podcast series to accompany our new project supported by the Legal Education Foundation: Wales: A Work in Progress. In this series, we will explore options for Wales' future in conversation with experts and people interested in shaping the way forward for our country. In keeping with the IWA's independence, we don't take position - rather, we want to give voice to different options and examine the evidence to understand what the best path might be for Wales, and why. In this episode, Policy and External Affairs Manager and Project lead Joe Rossiter and IWA Director Auriol Miller give a whistle stop tour of the work already underway to look at what the constitutional future for Wales should look like, and outline some of the issues the podcast series will discuss.
Erin Collins is the Executive Director of the Florida Alliance to End Human Trafficking. The Florida Alliance to End Human Trafficking is a non-profit organization created by the Florida Legislature to provide funding, support and assistance to the statewide effort to end human trafficking. Prior to this role, Erin served as the External Affairs Manager for the Agency for State Technology overseeing all legislative affairs and communications efforts. She has previously worked as a consultant with National Strategies, a state and local government consulting firm, assisting clients with business development and procurement-related activities. She also held various positions with Florida TaxWatch, an independent, nonpartisan, nonprofit taxpayer research institute and government watchdog; including Director of Membership and External Relations. In 2022, Erin was recognized by the Tallahassee Democrat as one of 25 Women You Need to Know, as an honoree of the University of Florida Alumni Association's 40 Gators Under 40, and as a finalist for the Servant Leadership Award presented by Leadership Tallahassee. You can watch this full episode on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/_lLUcXekXAM You can find out more about Erin Collins and the Florida Alliance to End Human Trafficking at: https://floridaallianceendht.com/ The National Hotline to End Human Trafficking is: (888) 373-7888 or Text BEFREE to: 233733 Follow the Agents of Innovation podcast on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AgentsOfInnovationPodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/innovationradio/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/agentinnovation And, consider connecting with many of our previous (and future!) guests at: fearlessjourneys.org. You can support this podcast and our Fearless Journeys community on our Patreon account: www.patreon.com/fearlessjourneys
Kelvyn Eglinton joins Purposely to share his leadership journey, straddling sport and community sectors alongside corporate and government. Kelvyn thrives in pressure situations, adept at sensitively working with groups of people who do not necessarily share the same views and carefully managing high stake situations. Kelvyn points to his ability to empathise with other people's perspectives. He works hard to truly listen to their side of the story, the fears they may have in any given situation. He has significant experience working through conflict to find resolution for business and social outcomes. A unique capability to navigate complex governance, management and political relationships and retain stakeholders at the table progressing on issues. Kelvyn has had a wide-ranging career that has included international mining, local government, urban growth strategy, central government roles and the sport industry provide a platform to showcase these skills. We explore Kelvyn's approach to life and how his upbringing helped shape who he is today. He lives by his Dad's advice, "If you can shake hands and laugh with the workers and the Mayor in the same day, you will do well in this world." We go deep into his current role as CEO of Momentum Waikato, co-ordinating generous donors with transformative projects. Kelvyn has played an instrumental role in raising the funds for a new theatre project in Hamilton. Beyond just raising the funds, more than $80 million, he has coordinated all stakeholders in the project to ensure that everyone is in agreement with the plans and the whole community will benefit. Before returning to NZ, Kelvyn was the Chief of Staff in the Jakarta office for Newmont Mining Corporation and oversaw the renegotiation of the contract of work with the Government of Indonesia and the social responsibility programmes of the operation on Sumbawa Island and North Sulawesi. For six years Kelvyn was based in Perth as Asia Pacific Director for External Affairs overseeing government, communications, and development programmes across operations in five countries and prior to that was the External Affairs Manager for Newmont Waihi Gold in NZ. Kelvyn is a Registered Independent Commissioner for RMA hearings alongside his roles on social performance panels for resource companies. He sits on the Boards the Waipa Communities Facilities Trust, Surf Lifesaving NZ and is a Trustee for the NZ Surf Lifesaving Foundation and Hospice Waikato. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mark-longbottom2/message
The county has a haunted history. We gather round the Cuyahoga campfire to hear some spine tingling stories about eerie visitations. Guests: Cuyahoga County Archivist, Dr. Judith Cetina Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner's Office, External Affairs Manager, Christopher Harris
Joining Mike Davis in studio "This Evening" is Carol Saviak External Affairs Manager of the North Florida Region for FPL discussing power restoration after Hurrican Ian.
Chuck Sexton, CEO of Next Move Group, speaks with Bob Shurtleff, External Affairs Manager for AEP Kentucky Power, and City Commissioner of Pikeville, KY. Listen now to learn about Bob's role in Economic Development, his experience playing football in the SEC, and the recent flooding in Eastern Kentucky.
How does Cuyahoga County invite residents to learn more about the work that goes into death investigations? Citizen's Academy provides a real-world peek behind the curtain of forensics. Guests: Christopher Harris, External Affairs Manager, Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner's Office Kiki Compau, Citizens Academy participant Cynthia Morrow, Citizens Academy participant Dr. Thomas Gilson, Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner
Look ahead to Gov. Newsom's announcement at how California will navigate COVID-19 as an endemic. New bills fighting vaccine misinformation. Plan to build solar panels over Central Valley canals. Musician Joshua Radin at The Sofia. Today's Guests CapRadio Politics Reporter Nicole Nixon discusses the new bills introduced in the California Legislature aimed at fighting misinformation surrounding vaccines. CapRadio Anchor Randol White looks ahead to Governor Gavin Newsom's announcement regarding how California will continue to navigate COVID-19 as an endemic and CapRadio's coverage. Josh M. Weimer, External Affairs Manager of the Turlock Irrigation District, gives us more details on Project Nexus, a pilot program to build solar panels over the district's canals in the Central Valley. Singer and Songwriter Joshua Radin joins us before his performance at The Sofia in Sacramento to talk about his latest album, which was produced in quarantine without ever seeing his producer face-to-face.
Have you ever heard of “global real estate”? No worries! Most people weren't even aware of it until working with international clients became more accessible. And you're in luck because, in today's episode of The Real Estate Diplomat, we have Jakeeva Lee, the External Affairs Manager for the Chicago Association of Realtors and Manager of Industry and Global Relations for Illinois Realtors to share her experience connecting realtors and consumers worldwide. She has also helped countless professionals work with clients in acquiring and managing properties globally. So, whether you are looking to buy for investment, retirement, or remote work, global real estate has plenty of opportunities that you may want to look into. And there's a lot to take away from this episode, so stay tuned and enjoy the show!Why People Should Invest in ChicagoAccording to Jakeeva Lee, now is the best time to invest in Chicago, especially downtown. It is one of the most culturally diverse among the larger cities in the United States, with its natural, cultural exchange hubs and colorful communities. Not only that but Chicago also attracts new construction from foreign countries worldwide with its impressive skyline and other infrastructures. Additionally, Illinois has just as much potential with its vast farmlands as industrial spaces, attracting more international companies. That being said, Chicago and Illinois' greatness and potential are often missed due to negative messaging about some of the violent acts occurring in the city. But thanks to international property specialists like Jakeeva, Chicago and Illinois get to work with global partners as they put out positive messaging through the realtors and consumers in the community to prove it. Furthermore, the increase in migration to the suburbs in the past year has confirmed that the real estate space is alive and well. And with real estate going in cycles, homebuyers and former renters would be able to take advantage of the migration rate by providing spaces to invest in, whether short-term rentals or long-term residentials. In the end, Chicago, and to an extent Illinois, provides plenty of opportunities for international investments. And so, there is no better time to invest in these spaces than now. Seeing the World as Global CitizensJakeeva Lee said, “living globally is something everyone should try.” When we go to different countries or try to explore a new culture, our eyes are opened to how different and similar we are to people across the globe. In turn, we also realize that the world has so much to offer, even within our community or city. And so, before you work with clients looking to invest in a foreign country, it is best to explore that country yourself. Even if you only went there a couple of times, those experiences reassure your clients that you know where they are investing in. After all, knowing that you love the place they are investing in goes a long way for both you and the client. However, when exploring a different country, always be respectful of the nuances of their culture. But, again, you are still a foreigner, a representative of your own culture who should only work to be a good example. And to do so, we need to see the world and empathize with it as global citizens. In the end, we as humans should understand each other's perspectives. And with how the world is today, it is imperative to feel for someone and understand their point of view. And so, when we travel internationally or interact with a foreigner, we have to put forward that part of us that is willing to give and is open to receive to expand our breadth of global knowledge. About Jakeeva Lee:Jakeeva Lee is the External Affairs Manager for the Chicago Association of Realtors and the Manager of Industry and Global Relations for Illinois Realtors. And as an association professional, Jakeeva has vast knowledge and a strong passion for DEI initiatives, member engagement, growth strategy, and philanthropic structure. Not only that but, she is also known for being an influential thought-leader with over ten years of relationship-building management skills to cultivate vibrant, strategic, external, and global partnerships. Outline of the Episode:[02:47] Jakeeva Lee's journey into global real estate[05:22] How people are missing out on Chicago's beauty[08:11] The best time to invest in downtown Chicago[11:27] Jakeeva's experience in Thailand[13:12] Why everyone should try living globally[15:00] Seeing the world and empathizing with it as global citizens[17:05] Training to be a Certified International Properties Specialist[19:17] Which countries to look into when planning to invest internationally[23:27] How international investments dipped during the pandemic[26:46] Understanding the impact of the global economy[29:17] How global real estate brings communities together[30:56] What places Jakeeva would love to have as second homes Resources:Jakeeva Lee's Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jakeeva-lee/Chicago Association of Realtors Global Real Estate Council- https://chicagorealtor.com/groups-and-networks/global/Illinois Realtors Global Business Council- https://www.illinoisrealtors.org/membership/realtor-communities/global/Connect with Aaron Masliansky!Web- https://www.therealestatediplomat.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaron-masliansky-4b937217/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/633849318025738Twitter: https://twitter.com/aaronmasliansky
Co-written with Welsh consultancy firm The Means, this report draws on original research and the Understanding Welsh Places online tool to explore how Welsh places responded to Covid-19. We use stories from communities across Wales to understand how residents used local facilities and assets during the crisis, and what we learned about Welsh places' preparedness to respond to an event of this scale. We then make recommendations about how the Welsh government and local authorities can invest in the facilities and planning to be better prepared for future crises. In this event chaired by Auriol Miller, Director of the IWA, attendees heard from a panel including: Andy Regan – Policy and External Affairs Manager, Institute of Welsh Affairs Peter Williams – Director, The Means Robyn Lovelock – Programme Manager, North Wales Economic Ambition Board
In episode 18 of The Lobby, Damian welcomes long-time friend Pastor John Heath, Co-Founder of The National Black Professional Lobbyist Association and Senior Government Relations and External Affairs Manager with Turo, for an awe-inspiring telling of his journey from homelessness to national success and leader to new generations of lobbyists across the country. Listen in for an inside view of how Heath's experience has informed his approach to championing diversity and allyship in his professional and personal life, and the inspiration he's taken from his faith. This was a unique conversation with one of the most inspirational people we know.We hope to see you soon in the Lobby.
At this free online event, attendees heard about our latest report, part of our project on the Foundational Economy, funded by CREW. Produced in collaboration with The Means, a consultancy working on economic regeneration across the UK, our report outlines how regulations and their enforcement can disproportionately impact small and medium sized businesses, making it hard for new firms to enter established markets and to expand. Hear more about the series of recommendations we make of how Welsh regulators can ‘think small' first and ensure a more level playing field. The event was chaired by Andy Regan, Policy and External Affairs Manager at the IWA, who was joined by: Jack Watkins – Foundational Economy Project Lead , Institute of Welsh Affairs Peter Williams – Director, The Means Llyr ap Gareth – Head of Policy, Federation of Small Businesses You can read the report and find out about the recommendations here: https://www.iwa.wales/our-work/work/the-impact-of-regulation-in-the-foundational-economy/
https://www.theh2duo.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/water-in-real-life-creative-resilience-scaled.jpg () Did you know that creativity plays a vital role in your resiliency? According to a study published in the Journal of Positive Psychology, creativity encourages positive emotions that unlock our inner resources for dealing with stress and uncertainty. Being "creative" regularly helps build your creative resilience; the capacity to generate and act on positive solutions under the pressures of challenges and change. Creativity requires time and space to reflect and experiment. Have you been giving yourself enough of either the past two years? Or ever? The good news is resiliency is built through ordinary, everyday actions and you can start today! Greg Wukasch (San Antonio Water System) and the H2duO chat about their own experiences with creativity, resilience, and the combination of both. They share some ways you can build more creativity into your life. Greg Wukasch is the External Affairs Manager at San Antonio Water System. Greg in a nutshell: A boat rocker of most things. Pastor. Gardener. Disney Parks Nerd. Has a passionate love for people and doing #WorkThatMatters Twitter: @greg_wukasch Support this podcast
This event, jointly organised by the Media Reform Coalition and the Institute of Welsh Affairs, is part of ‘The BBC and Beyond', an MRC campaign which aims to reimagine public media for the digital age. The event focusses on what a reformed public service media landscape within Wales could look like. The BBC has set out its strategic goal to recreate itself as a ‘truly UK wide organisation (…) decentralising power and decision-making across the four nations'. But a healthy media landscape cannot depend on any single organisation, so this event explores how to embed public service media principles across more of the media ecosystem in Wales and the UK. All political parties in the Senedd supported the IWA's call for the Welsh Government to create a new, contestable fund to support independent news. This event considers the innovative journalistic models and practices this fund could nurture and how to ensure it embeds public service media principles – of independence, accountability, democracy and universality – at its heart. We also talk about digital – what role can technology play in enabling more participatory processes, and does Welsh Government's digital strategy contain the right policies to maximise this potential? Where does community media sit in this ecology, and how can the rest of the UK learn from the best innovations coming out of Wales? Panellists: Debs Grayson (Chair) – Campaign Coordinator, Media Reform Coalition Emma Meese – Director, Independent Community News Network Shirish Kulkarni – News Storytelling Researcher, Clwstwr Creadigol Andy Regan – Policy & External Affairs Manager, Institute of Welsh Affairs Lucas Batt – Membership Coordinator, The Bristol Cable This is an hour long panel discussion on Zoom, with an introduction by IWA Director, Auriol Miller.
Carly Brasseux, CEO & Founder of Miss Pursuitmisspursuit.comCarly Brasseux is a determined and passionate business owner and social media/marketing consultant, published author, digital sales director, and freelance outdoor writer based in Dallas, Texas. In a world where women are the fastest growing segment of the hunting population, she is a major proponent of those women who want to learn more about the outdoors and hunting. As CEO & Owner of Miss Pursuit, her mission is simple: to inspire women to pursue an extraordinary outdoor lifestyle by creating an online hub of information and inspiration through useful and inspiring content—expertly curated and tailor-made for her readers. Carly started her career with the North Texas Super Bowl XLV Host Committee as the External Affairs Manager. As the first full-time staff, she assisted in the areas of government relations, public safety, transportation, aviation, accommodations, stadia, practice sites, city décor, volunteers and overall office operations.After Super Bowl XLV had come and gone from North Texas, she joined Allies in Service and served as the Director of Community Relations. In this role, she raised awareness and promoted the needs of Dallas veterans, solidifying brand position and identity, developing and executing the marketing and communications plan through public relations, media outreach and direct marketing.Carly then moved into the consulting field, where she helped clients with social media management, website design and development, sales, media analysis and project management. She currently serves as Director of Business Development for two of the largest parenting websites in North Texas - Dallas Moms and Collin County Moms.
Our panel look back at the 2021 Senedd election and assess what the outcome means for the future of Wales.We look at the implications of the Covid-19 pandemic on the results, the impact of young people being given the right to vote for the first time and whether the electoral landscape of Wales has shifted in the wake of the results.Our panel discusses the election campaigns and share their opinions of the outcomes, including what drove voters to make the decisions they did.We also discuss the implications of the result for policy-makers in Wales over the next Senedd term, examining where the newly-elected Welsh Parliament might lead Wales over the next few years.The event is chaired by Auriol Miller, Director of the IWA, who will be joined by: Laura McAllister, Professor of Public Policy, Cardiff University Rocio Cifuentes, CEO, Ethnic Minorities and Youth Support Team Wales (EYST) Andy Regan, Policy & External Affairs Manager, IWA This is an hour long panel discussion on Zoom and attendees were able to engage in the conversation and ask questions via the live chat.
Business Elite : Brevard Edition is the premier podcast for exclusive interviews with the innovators, industry leaders and influencers on the Space Coast of Florida. In this episode Jesse Hall invites Bart Gaetjens, External Affairs Manager for Florida Power and Light to discuss energy and the future. Jesse and Bart discuss where energy is going regarding renewables like solar and solar fields. And we explored what it takes to restore power after the natural disaster. We have some fun discussions about his early career in FPL and all the lessons that follow. Finally, Bart and Jesse return to discuss the EDC and the involvement it has in concert with utilities. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Podcast321)
Join us for a fascinating discussion about the facts and data that make up BASF's e3 cotton program with Odessa Hines, External Affairs Manager, BASF Agricultural Solutions, for BASF North America. Hosted by Jennifer Crumpler, Fiber Development Manager and Manager of the e3 Sustainable Cotton Program from BASF, and interviewed by industry consultant Bob Antoshak.
This week Beyond the Rig is pleased to have Lawrence Arjoon - CEO of the Heroes Foundation. With a history of creativity, and innovation and strategic branding in the energy sector, he represents the new generation of young leaders who are driven to reinterpret our future through the lens of a common good. His work with Civic Society Organisations over the years is marked with a keen sensitivity to diversity and inclusion and a deep commitment to a sustainable future for all peoples. In this episode Lawrence provided insight into his journey, what to expect from the Heroes Foundation and inspirational advice those seeking to follow a similar path. Prior to joining Heroes, Lawrence held the position of Government and Stakeholder Affairs Advisor at the Proman family of companies. Prior to this he served as Corporate and External Affairs Manager at DeNovo Energy Limited. As part of DeNovo's founding team, Lawrence was pivotal in launching and establishing DeNovo's brand on an international level and maintaining key external relationships locally and globally.
On In Conversation, we discuss the recent moves in the United States to regulate big tech, the importance of science communications and what lessons can be learned, and how can the corporate public affairs function adapt to working from home. Joining us for this episode are two experienced practitioners: Bronwyn Perry, External Affairs Manager, Corporate Affairs at Medibank, and Kee Li, Engagement Manager, Regional Programs at Sydney Water.
Emma Foody was appointed as Nottinghamshire's Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner in June 2020. As Deputy PCC, Emma assists in the delivery of the PCC's wider responsibilities to ensure Nottinghamshire Police is effective and efficient, with specific leadership responsibilities in helping and supporting victims, protecting and safeguarding vulnerable people, strengthening links with the regional criminal justice board and community engagement. A University of Nottingham History and Politics graduate, Emma was formerly External Affairs Manager at the National Housing Federation and previously worked as Quality and Performance Officer for the North East Ambulance Service, with responsibility for auditing 999 calls and ensuring they were handled safely and professionally. Prior to this, she worked as a 999 Emergency Call Handler for the North East Ambulance Service. Since 2017, Emma has served as Regional Director of The Labour Party and until recently was a sitting magistrate. Emma and I have known one another since 2011, she's an intelligent and engaging person and highly equipped to take on such a role. Hear how she's travelled the world from America to Australia electioneering and what she hopes to achieve in her new role.
In this episode, we chat to Aleksandra Cholewa Director of Investment and Development at LuMa Holdings / LuNa Smelter, Rwanda and Melba Wasunna, Melba Wasunna, External Affairs Manager, of Base Titanium, Kenya about their love of mining and promoting greater female representation in mining in East Africa. And remember, you can access all our podcasts, webinars, videos, industry insights and the latest mining news at miningreview.com and africaminingforum.com
Juweria Dahir is a city planner who has lived in cities in different parts of the world before becoming the External Affairs Manager in the Mayor’s Office of Citizen Services in Buffalo, NY.
Tyler talked about coordinating plot at Foxfield in his interview with Capital One and got the job! He shares how his Psychology major has been useful in his role as Marketing and External Affairs Manager for Capital One Center and why it's important to have hobbies outside of work.
Show LinkPreviewYou might have heard music form today’s guest without knowing it! He’s written songs that received placement on ESPN, HBO, CBS, and even with the WWE. What you may not know is that he’s a Cleveland native who also has a day job. We first met Chris B. Harris filming a music video for his alter ego, DJ $crilla. His talent and personality have kept us in-touch a few years later. Now, he is a guest on Spokes. We go into how gigs as a DJ led him to become the hip-hop artist he is today. We also talk about how his day job as the External Affairs Manager for the Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner’s Office has influenced his work in the recording studio. Finally, we go into how he got into music licensing, as well as his experiences on-set of music videos.Featured Song: “Watch Me.” Recorded under one of Chris’ alter-egos, Hill HarrisTalking Points-Beginnings in music; from DJing to now-How he got involved in music licensing-Process of licensing music, from song creation to licensing by client-What filmmakers should know about licensing music-Future of production music business-Experience creating music videos-How he’s dealing with the current situationSocial Media-Official Website-Hill Harris Official Website-IG: djscrillaAlso Mentioned-Jim Stewart Recording
What will this result mean for Wales? What were the highs and lows of the campaign for the parties? The next Senedd election - how large an effect will this vote have? Joining us is: Jess Blair, Director of the Electoral Reform Society Cymru Mia Rees, Conservative Councillor for Whitchurch and Tongwynlais Oliver Townsend, Policy and External Affairs Manager for Cymorth Cymru and Lib Dem Campaigner Andy Regan, Policy and External Affairs Manager at the Institute of Welsh Affairs (HOST)
Sacred Wind Communication is a telecommunications company that services the Northwestern part of New Mexico. They work to provide broadband access to rural tribal communities, mainly the Navajo Nation.
Kicking off series two of Housing Matters, Katie is joined by co-host Sarah Finnegan, External Affairs Manager at the National Housing Federation. Public Affairs Manager Jessica Levy offers her view on where housing sits in the political discourse at a time when most of the media is focused on Brexit. Nick Walkley, Chief Executive of Homes England, discusses their five year plan, how housing associations and Homes England might work together differently and his concern about the music tastes of his colleagues. Interview by Clare Paredes, Head of Communications and Marketing. Sarah Finnegan explains the political context for this discussion about building more homes, the challenges and opportunities for housing associations, and the National Housing Federation’s submission for the Comprehensive Spending Review (CSR). Subscribe, rate and review, and let us know what you think about #HousingMatters. Links • We’re holding a sector-wide conversation about building more homes, and we want to hear from members https://www.housing.org.uk/topics/new-homes/delivering-our-supply-ambition/ • Supply conversation – get involved https://www.housing.org.uk/topics/new-homes/delivering-our-supply-ambition/supply-conversation-sign-up-to-one-of-our-events/ • Homes England https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/homes-england • Homes England strategic plan 2018 to 2023 https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/homes-england-strategic-plan-201819-to-202223 Contact us (mailto:mailto:website@housing.org.uk) (mailto:mailto:website@housing.org.uk) (http://www.twitter.com/natfednews) website@housing.org.uk http://www.twitter.com/natfednews http://www.instagram.com/national.housing.federation http://www.facebook.com/nationalhousingfederation Housing Matters team • Host: Katie Teasdale (https://twitter.com/natfedKatie) • Producer: James Grant (https://twitter.com/bristoljames)
The Oil and Gas Authority has launched its own podcast series to bring people together to openly discuss hot topics in industry. For our first series, five industry leaders get together to talk about the sector's shared ambition for the future - Vision 2035 - and its contribution to the economy for many decades to come. Podcast hosts, Chief Executive Andy Samuel and Director of HR and Supply Chain Stuart Payne strike an open and enjoyable conversation with three guests from the Future Industry Leaders Programme (FILP): - Victoria Cameron, Business Coordination Manager at Kellas Midstream Limited - Niall Rowantree, Strategy and Analytics Leader at Total - Jenny Stanning, External Affairs Manager at Oil and Gas UK FILP is a Scottish Enterprise initiative, which engages regularly with the OGA and who's current members set us the goal to find different ways to connect and communicate with industry on Vision 2035, so we listened and agreed to develop a podcast series. "At the OGA, we're passionate about investing in the future. We believe that harnessing the insights and experiences of upcoming leaders is key to being an engaging and listening regulator supporting a rapidly changing industry,” explained Dr Andy Samuel. "What better way to start, than to discuss Vision 2035, which offers a blueprint for maximising value from the UK's oil and gas resources and potentially doubling the UK supply chain's share of global exports.” he added. The Vision 2035 series consists of four short audio episodes which delve into the leaders' thoughts on how achievable the ambition is, the leadership required, and what it means to each of them. The OGA is inviting feedback on this series, including any ideas for future podcasts and if you would like to become a guest, please let us know. You can listen to the free podcasts anytime via the OGA website and on iTunes and Spotify. See the links below: - iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/oil-gas-authority-podcast/id1449120243 - Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7glj5qgsHpnTuOz9cS8Glm?si=mb_EdFzFSVyzYS--eHiw5Q The four-part series includes: Part One: "Vision 2035 - The Prize Ahead" Part Two: "Vision 2035 - Different Kind of Leadership" Part Three: "Vision 2035 - Let's Make it Awesome" Part Four: "Vison 2035 - Ollivander's Wand Shop"
The Oil and Gas Authority has launched its own podcast series to bring people together to openly discuss hot topics in industry. For our first series, five industry leaders get together to talk about the sector's shared ambition for the future - Vision 2035 - and its contribution to the economy for many decades to come. Podcast hosts, Chief Executive Andy Samuel and Director of HR and Supply Chain Stuart Payne strike an open and enjoyable conversation with three guests from the Future Industry Leaders Programme (FILP): - Victoria Cameron, Business Coordination Manager at Kellas Midstream Limited - Niall Rowantree, Strategy and Analytics Leader at Total - Jenny Stanning, External Affairs Manager at Oil and Gas UK FILP is a Scottish Enterprise initiative, which engages regularly with the OGA and who's current members set us the goal to find different ways to connect and communicate with industry on Vision 2035, so we listened and agreed to develop a podcast series. "At the OGA, we're passionate about investing in the future. We believe that harnessing the insights and experiences of upcoming leaders is key to being an engaging and listening regulator supporting a rapidly changing industry,” explained Dr Andy Samuel. "What better way to start, than to discuss Vision 2035, which offers a blueprint for maximising value from the UK's oil and gas resources and potentially doubling the UK supply chain's share of global exports.” he added. The Vision 2035 series consists of four short audio episodes which delve into the leaders' thoughts on how achievable the ambition is, the leadership required, and what it means to each of them. The OGA is inviting feedback on this series, including any ideas for future podcasts and if you would like to become a guest, please let us know. You can listen to the free podcasts anytime via the OGA website and on iTunes and Spotify. See the links below: - iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/oil-gas-authority-podcast/id1449120243 - Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7glj5qgsHpnTuOz9cS8Glm?si=mb_EdFzFSVyzYS--eHiw5Q The four-part series includes: Part One: "Vision 2035 - The Prize Ahead" Part Two: "Vision 2035 - Different Kind of Leadership" Part Three: "Vision 2035 - Let's Make it Awesome" Part Four: "Vison 2035 - Ollivander's Wand Shop"
Our new Development Director Anne Guillot fills in for Lyn to talk to Miriam Taylor, External Affairs Manager at Newcomb Art Museum, about their ongoing exhibit Per(sister): Incarcerated Women of Louisiana, about which more can be found here: www.persister.info Originally aired on February 25th 2019.
**Agenda** WISERD presentation: ‘Successful Futures for All’ * Dr Nigel Newton, Research Associate, WISERD Panel discussion: shared priorities for action and Q&A session * Rhea Stevens, Policy, Projects and External Affairs Manager, IWA (Chair) * Ben Cottam, Head of External Affairs, FSB Wales * Iestyn Davies, Chief Executive, Colegau Cymru * Leigh Hughes, Chair, Cardiff Capital Regional Employment and Skills board * Nina Ruddle, Head of Public Policy Engagement, Wrexham Glyndŵr University Summary and thanks * Auriol Miller, Director, IWA
The Oil and Gas Authority has launched its own podcast series to bring people together to openly discuss hot topics in industry. For our first series, five industry leaders get together to talk about the sector's shared ambition for the future - Vision 2035 - and its contribution to the economy for many decades to come. Podcast hosts, Chief Executive Andy Samuel and Director of HR and Supply Chain Stuart Payne strike an open and enjoyable conversation with three guests from the Future Industry Leaders Programme (FILP): - Victoria Cameron, Business Coordination Manager at Kellas Midstream Limited - Niall Rowantree, Strategy and Analytics Leader at Total - Jenny Stanning, External Affairs Manager at Oil and Gas UK FILP is a Scottish Enterprise initiative, which engages regularly with the OGA and who's current members set us the goal to find different ways to connect and communicate with industry on Vision 2035, so we listened and agreed to develop a podcast series. "At the OGA, we're passionate about investing in the future. We believe that harnessing the insights and experiences of upcoming leaders is key to being an engaging and listening regulator supporting a rapidly changing industry,” explained Dr Andy Samuel. "What better way to start, than to discuss Vision 2035, which offers a blueprint for maximising value from the UK's oil and gas resources and potentially doubling the UK supply chain's share of global exports.” he added. The Vision 2035 series consists of four short audio episodes which delve into the leaders' thoughts on how achievable the ambition is, the leadership required, and what it means to each of them. The first and second episodes have been published and the third episode is being released on the 12 February 2019, with the last remaining episode out soon. The OGA is inviting feedback on this series, including any ideas for future podcasts and if you would like to become a guest, please let us know. You can listen to the free podcasts anytime via the OGA website and on iTunes and Spotify. See the links below: - iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/oil-gas-authority-podcast/id1449120243 - Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7glj5qgsHpnTuOz9cS8Glm?si=mb_EdFzFSVyzYS--eHiw5Q The four-part series includes: Part One: "Vision 2035 - The Prize Ahead" Part Two: "Vision 2035 - Different Kind of Leadership" Part Three: "Vision 2035 - Let's Make it Awesome" Part Four: "Vison 2035 - Ollivander's Wand Shop"
The Oil and Gas Authority has launched its own podcast series to bring people together to openly discuss hot topics in industry. For our first series, five industry leaders get together to talk about the sector's shared ambition for the future - Vision 2035 - and its contribution to the economy for many decades to come. Podcast hosts, Chief Executive Andy Samuel and Director of HR and Supply Chain Stuart Payne strike an open and enjoyable conversation with three guests from the Future Industry Leaders Programme (FILP): - Victoria Cameron, Business Coordination Manager at Kellas Midstream Limited - Niall Rowantree, Strategy and Analytics Leader at Total - Jenny Stanning, External Affairs Manager at Oil and Gas UK FILP is a Scottish Enterprise initiative, which engages regularly with the OGA and who's current members set us the goal to find different ways to connect and communicate with industry on Vision 2035, so we listened and agreed to develop a podcast series. "At the OGA, we're passionate about investing in the future. We believe that harnessing the insights and experiences of upcoming leaders is key to being an engaging and listening regulator supporting a rapidly changing industry,” explained Dr Andy Samuel. "What better way to start, than to discuss Vision 2035, which offers a blueprint for maximising value from the UK's oil and gas resources and potentially doubling the UK supply chain's share of global exports.” he added. The Vision 2035 series consists of four short audio episodes which delve into the leaders' thoughts on how achievable the ambition is, the leadership required, and what it means to each of them. The first and second episodes have been published and the third episode is being released on the 12 February 2019, with the last remaining episode out soon. The OGA is inviting feedback on this series, including any ideas for future podcasts and if you would like to become a guest, please let us know. You can listen to the free podcasts anytime via the OGA website and on iTunes and Spotify. See the links below: - iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/oil-gas-authority-podcast/id1449120243 - Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7glj5qgsHpnTuOz9cS8Glm?si=mb_EdFzFSVyzYS--eHiw5Q The four-part series includes: Part One: "Vision 2035 - The Prize Ahead" Part Two: "Vision 2035 - Different Kind of Leadership" Part Three: "Vision 2035 - Let's Make it Awesome" Part Four: "Vison 2035 - Ollivander's Wand Shop"
The Oil and Gas Authority has launched its own podcast series to bring people together to openly discuss hot topics in industry. For our first series, five industry leaders get together to talk about the sector's shared ambition for the future - Vision 2035 - and its contribution to the economy for many decades to come. Podcast hosts, Chief Executive Andy Samuel and Director of HR and Supply Chain Stuart Payne strike an open and enjoyable conversation with three guests from the Future Industry Leaders Programme (FILP): - Victoria Cameron, Business Coordination Manager at Kellas Midstream Limited - Niall Rowantree, Strategy and Analytics Leader at Total - Jenny Stanning, External Affairs Manager at Oil and Gas UK FILP is a Scottish Enterprise initiative, which engages regularly with the OGA and who's current members set us the goal to find different ways to connect and communicate with industry on Vision 2035, so we listened and agreed to develop a podcast series. "At the OGA, we're passionate about investing in the future. We believe that harnessing the insights and experiences of upcoming leaders is key to being an engaging and listening regulator supporting a rapidly changing industry,” explained Dr Andy Samuel. "What better way to start, than to discuss Vision 2035, which offers a blueprint for maximising value from the UK's oil and gas resources and potentially doubling the UK supply chain's share of global exports.” he added. The Vision 2035 series consists of four short audio episodes which delve into the leaders' thoughts on how achievable the ambition is, the leadership required, and what it means to each of them. The first episode has already gone live, the second episode was released on, 29 January 2019, with the remaining two being released soon. The OGA is inviting feedback on this series, including any ideas for future podcasts and if you would like to become a guest, please let us know. You can listen to the free podcasts anytime via the OGA website and on iTunes and Spotify. See the links below: - iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/oil-gas-authority-podcast/id1449120243 - Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7glj5qgsHpnTuOz9cS8Glm?si=mb_EdFzFSVyzYS--eHiw5Q The four-part series includes: Part One: "Vision 2035 - The Prize Ahead" Part Two: "Vision 2035 - Different Kind of Leadership" Part Three: "Vision 2035 - Let's Make it Awesome" Part Four: "Vison 2035 - Ollivander's Wand Shop"
The Oil and Gas Authority has launched its own podcast series to bring people together to openly discuss hot topics in industry. For our first series, five industry leaders get together to talk about the sector's shared ambition for the future - Vision 2035 - and its contribution to the economy for many decades to come. Podcast hosts, Chief Executive Andy Samuel and Director of HR and Supply Chain Stuart Payne strike an open and enjoyable conversation with three guests from the Future Industry Leaders Programme (FILP): - Victoria Cameron, Business Coordination Manager at Kellas Midstream Limited - Niall Rowantree, Strategy and Analytics Leader at Total - Jenny Stanning, External Affairs Manager at Oil and Gas UK FILP is a Scottish Enterprise initiative, which engages regularly with the OGA and who's current members set us the goal to find different ways to connect and communicate with industry on Vision 2035, so we listened and agreed to develop a podcast series. "At the OGA, we're passionate about investing in the future. We believe that harnessing the insights and experiences of upcoming leaders is key to being an engaging and listening regulator supporting a rapidly changing industry,” explained Dr Andy Samuel. "What better way to start, than to discuss Vision 2035, which offers a blueprint for maximising value from the UK's oil and gas resources and potentially doubling the UK supply chain's share of global exports.” he added. The Vision 2035 series consists of four short audio episodes which delve into the leaders' thoughts on how achievable the ambition is, the leadership required, and what it means to each of them. The first episode has already gone live, the second episode was released on, 29 January 2019, with the remaining two being released soon. The OGA is inviting feedback on this series, including any ideas for future podcasts and if you would like to become a guest, please let us know. You can listen to the free podcasts anytime via the OGA website and on iTunes and Spotify. See the links below: - iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/oil-gas-authority-podcast/id1449120243 - Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7glj5qgsHpnTuOz9cS8Glm?si=mb_EdFzFSVyzYS--eHiw5Q The four-part series includes: Part One: "Vision 2035 - The Prize Ahead" Part Two: "Vision 2035 - Different Kind of Leadership" Part Three: "Vision 2035 - Let's Make it Awesome" Part Four: "Vison 2035 - Ollivander's Wand Shop"
(https://www.theh2duo.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/Water-in-Real-Life-Podcast.png) Season One’s Call to Actions: We asked every single person we interviewed what the call to action most important to them was and, boy, did they answer. Here are some things to ponder as we leave behind 2018 and kick off 2019 to face new dreams, new challenges, and new trails to blaze. EP002 (https://www.theh2duo.com/002-catalyst-mastermind-speaker-series-travis-loop/) Travis Loop, Director of Communication and Outreach, Water Environment Federation EP023 (https://www.theh2duo.com/23/) Greg Wukasch, External Affairs Manager, San Antonio Water System EP004 (https://www.theh2duo.com/004-catalyst-mastermind-speaker-series-duke-greenhill/) Duke Greenhill, Chair of Advertising, Branding, and Graphic Design at Savannah College of Art and Design in Savannah, Georgia EP005 (https://www.theh2duo.com/005-catalyst-mastermind-speaker-series-ryan-beltran/) Ryan Beltran, President and Founder, Elequa EP006 (https://www.theh2duo.com/6/) Jennifer Henderson, President, J.O. Agency EP007 (https://www.theh2duo.com/7/) Megan Yoo Schneider, President, Seven Management and Consulting, Inc. EP008 (https://www.theh2duo.com/8/) Lynne Christopher, Education Coordinator, San Antonio Water System EP009 (https://www.theh2duo.com/9/) Dr. Rudi Thompson, Director of Environmental Education Initiative, University of North Texas EP013 (https://www.theh2duo.com/13/) Alan Heymann, President, Blue Drop EP014 (https://www.theh2duo.com/14) Samantha Villegas, President and Founder, SaviPR EP015 (https://www.theh2duo.com/15) Erin Ruszkowski, Environmental Engineer Major and the Best Rogue Water Intern Ever, University of Alabama EP016 (https://www.theh2duo.com/16) Mike McGill, President and Founder, WaterPIO EP017 (https://www.theh2duo.com/17/) Chris Long, Dean of the College of Arts and Letters, Michigan State University EP019 (https://www.theh2duo.com/19) Tom Hickmann, Director of Planning and Engineering, Bend, OR EP020 (https://www.theh2duo.com/20) Todd Danielson, Chief Utilities Executive, Avon Lake Regional Water EP022 (https://www.theh2duo.com/22) Robb Barnitt, CEO and Founder, Dropcountr EP024 (https://www.theh2duo.com/24/) Chris Wolff, President and Founder, Adventure Hydrology EP025 (https://www.theh2duo.com/25/) Kendall Haven, Story Researcher and Author EP026 (https://www.theh2duo.com/26) Sarah Zink, President and Founder, Sarah Zink Business Training EP028 (https://www.theh2duo.com/28) Tia Lebherz, Director of Outreach and Special Projects, California Water Efficiency Partnership EP029 (https://www.theh2duo.com/29) Khun Khunaraksa, Portfolio Manager for SE Asia, Water.org EP030 (https://www.theh2duo.com/30) Jon Acuff, New York Times Bestselling Author EP011 (https://www.theh2duo.com/11/) Tom Ferguson, VP of Programming for Imagine H2O Sponsor: This episode is powered by (https://www.theh2duo.com/roguewater) ? Please consider rating the podcast with 5 stars and leaving a one- or two-sentence review in iTunes or on Stitcher. This helps tremendously in bringing the podcast to the attention of others. We give a shoutout to everyone who rates the podcast with 5 stars in future episodes. Give us some love on Twitter by tagging us (https://twitter.com/the_h2duo) or by using the #WaterInRealLifePodcast If you know someone you think would benefit, please spread the word by using the share buttons on this page. Thank you for sharing some of your time with us. We know how precious those minutes are. Share your story, you never know who needs to hear it and remember, “Those who tell the stories, rule the world.”
(https://www.theh2duo.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/Water-in-Real-Life-EP034.png) Check out our guests’ full bios and episodes at: EP017: Chris Long, Dean at Michigan State University (https://www.theh2duo.com/17/) EP023: Greg Wukasch, External Affairs Manager, San Antonio Water System (https://www.theh2duo.com/23/) EP013: Alan Heymann, President, Blue Drop (https://www.theh2duo.com/13/) EP016: Mike McGill, President and Founder, WaterPIO (https://www.theh2duo.com/16/) Top Takeaways: Dean Chris Long speaks with us of the value of taking the time to invest in true engagement with your audience. Only then does education have the opportunity to be transformative. Greg Wukasch, our mentor at the San Antonio Water System, recapped for us the Transformative Issues conference on Affordability hosted by AWWA and WEF and how the closing panel of both water professionals and non-water community advocates drove home how empathy means inviting everyone to the table that needs to be. Alan Heymann shares a story that demonstrates how empathy begins within, internally, with your own employees. Brand buy-in begins with them. Mike McGill, founder of WaterPIO reminds us that empathy requires putting yourself in someone else’s shoes, even—and maybe especially—your biggest opponents. We chat with Mike about both he and our experiences with Erin Brockovich and what it taught us about the power of walking a mile in someone else’s shoes. Sponsor: This episode is powered by Rogue (https://www.theh2duo.com/roguewater) ? Please consider rating the podcast with 5 stars and leaving a one- or two-sentence review in iTunes or on Stitcher. This helps tremendously in bringing the podcast to the attention of others. We give a shoutout to everyone who rates the podcast with 5 stars in future episodes. Give us some love on Twitter by tagging us (https://twitter.com/the_h2duo) or by using the #WaterInRealLifePodcast If you know someone you think would benefit, please spread the word by using the share buttons on this page. Thank you for sharing some of your time with us. We know how precious those minutes are. Share your story, you never know who needs to hear it and remember, “Those who tell the stories, rule the world.” Disclosure of Material Connection: Some of the links in the post above are “affiliate links.” This means if you click on the link and purchase the item, I will receive an affiliate commission. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will add value to my readers. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s (http://www.access.gpo.gov/nara/cfr/waisidx_03/16cfr255_03.html) : “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.”
The Oil and Gas Authority has launched its own podcast series to bring people together to openly discuss hot topics in industry. For our first series, five industry leaders get together to talk about the sector's shared ambition for the future - Vision 2035 - and its contribution to the economy for many decades to come. Podcast hosts, Chief Executive Andy Samuel and Director of HR and Supply Chain Stuart Payne strike an open and enjoyable conversation with three guests from the Future Industry Leaders Programme (FILP): - Victoria Cameron, Business Coordination Manager at CATS Management Limited - Niall Rowantree, Strategy and Analytics Leader at Total - Jenny Stanning, External Affairs Manager at Oil and Gas UK FILP is a Scottish Enterprise initiative, which engages regularly with the OGA and who's current members set us the goal to find different ways to connect and communicate with industry on Vision 2035, so we listened and agreed to develop a podcast series. "At the OGA, we're passionate about investing in the future. We believe that harnessing the insights and experiences of upcoming leaders is key to being an engaging and listening regulator supporting a rapidly changing industry,” explained Dr Andy Samuel. "What better way to start, than to discuss Vision 2035, which offers a blueprint for maximising value from the UK's oil and gas resources and potentially doubling the UK supply chain's share of global exports.” he added. The Vision 2035 series consists of four short audio episodes which delve into the leaders' thoughts on how achievable the ambition is, the leadership required, and what it means to each of them. The first episode is out on Wednesday, 22 January, with the remaining three being released over the following next three weeks. The OGA is inviting feedback on this series, including any ideas for future podcasts and if you would like to become a guest, please let us know. You can listen to the free podcasts anytime via the OGA website and on iTunes and Spotify. See the links below: - iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/oil-gas-authority-podcast/id1449120243 - Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7glj5qgsHpnTuOz9cS8Glm?si=mb_EdFzFSVyzYS--eHiw5Q The four-part series includes: Part One: "Vision 2035 - The Prize Ahead" Part Two: "Vision 2035 - Different Kind of Leadership" Part Three: "Vision 2035 - Let's Make it Awesome" Part Four: "Vison 2035 - Ollivander's Wand Shop"
The Oil and Gas Authority has launched its own podcast series to bring people together to openly discuss hot topics in industry. For our first series, five industry leaders get together to talk about the sector's shared ambition for the future - Vision 2035 - and its contribution to the economy for many decades to come. Podcast hosts, Chief Executive Andy Samuel and Director of HR and Supply Chain Stuart Payne strike an open and enjoyable conversation with three guests from the Future Industry Leaders Programme (FILP): - Victoria Cameron, Business Coordination Manager at CATS Management Limited - Niall Rowantree, Strategy and Analytics Leader at Total - Jenny Stanning, External Affairs Manager at Oil and Gas UK FILP is a Scottish Enterprise initiative, which engages regularly with the OGA and who's current members set us the goal to find different ways to connect and communicate with industry on Vision 2035, so we listened and agreed to develop a podcast series. "At the OGA, we're passionate about investing in the future. We believe that harnessing the insights and experiences of upcoming leaders is key to being an engaging and listening regulator supporting a rapidly changing industry,” explained Dr Andy Samuel. "What better way to start, than to discuss Vision 2035, which offers a blueprint for maximising value from the UK's oil and gas resources and potentially doubling the UK supply chain's share of global exports.” he added. The Vision 2035 series consists of four short audio episodes which delve into the leaders' thoughts on how achievable the ambition is, the leadership required, and what it means to each of them. The first episode is out on Wednesday, 22 January, with the remaining three being released over the following next three weeks. The OGA is inviting feedback on this series, including any ideas for future podcasts and if you would like to become a guest, please let us know. You can listen to the free podcasts anytime via the OGA website and on iTunes and Spotify. See the links below: - iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/oil-gas-authority-podcast/id1449120243 - Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7glj5qgsHpnTuOz9cS8Glm?si=mb_EdFzFSVyzYS--eHiw5Q The four-part series includes: Part One: "Vision 2035 - The Prize Ahead" Part Two: "Vision 2035 - Different Kind of Leadership" Part Three: "Vision 2035 - Let's Make it Awesome" Part Four: "Vison 2035 - Ollivander's Wand Shop"
(https://www.theh2duo.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/1074-x-366-podcast-template-1.png) Greg Wukasch, our mentor, previous speaker at (https://www.theh2duo.com/003-catalyst-mastermind-speaker-series-greg-wukasch/) , and current manager of the External Affairs Department with the San Antonio Water System. Beginning in 1998, as an Education Coordinator and now as the External Affairs Manager. Greg really considers himself more of a “story teller” putting together water stories for citizens across the city he loves. When not talking H2O, this self-professed water nerd also enjoys talking strategic planning and corporate culture. Greg and his team have developed impactful programs that have continued to create community between SAWS and the community it serves. These programs include the high school education program Impact. Top Takeaways: So many times we look to each other and compare, especially in the communication and education sphere of the water industry, to get ideas and standards. But affordability is different. Every city is different in terms of demographics, struggles, infrastructure issues, and services therefore affordable water issues will be unique. Go where your people are already gathering. Go beyond the social media and take a more personalized approach with our customers, with your neighbors. Greg’s two big leadership takeaways: have the courage to lead and it’s ok to make mistakes, just handle them well. You can’t be afraid to try something out and if it doesn’t work in the moment don’t be afraid to change it at the last second to meet the needs of your people. Resources: (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1451627068/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=1451627068&linkCode=as2&tag=theh2duo-20&linkId=6b389f6200649c447dc55ba38f383049) by Chris McChesney, Sean Covey, Jim Huling (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/152309396X/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=152309396X&linkCode=as2&tag=theh2duo-20&linkId=2db349d9d851f261bb5cbc6def7700ee) by Ken Blanchard and Renee Broadwell Leaders Eat Last (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1591848016/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=1591848016&linkCode=as2&tag=theh2duo-20&linkId=1fcb5086c9b75b7b5f8d58083bc3f262) by Simon Sinek Sponsor: Utilities can now automate leak alerts with (http://theh2duo.com/dropcountr) Show notes: [4:55] Kick off with the affordability-Greg attended The most relevant and timely conference had ever been too. [5:38] Affordability and affordable water issues are beginning to make their way to the top and to many different cities. [6:20] Manny Teodoro kicked off the conference explaining the uniqueness of affordability. [7:35] Greg will talk about SAWS affordability program, being gut punched by the opening speaker, and the outreach goals they’ve reached. [10:24] Greg was listening to intently to Manny Teodoro’s presentation he forgot to take notes at times. See his (https://wordsonwaterwef.com/2018/08/20/words-on-water-48-manny-teodoro-on-affordability-of-rates/) . [13:10] Greg breaks down SAWS humanized outreach strategy of “meeting them [customers] where they are”. [17:53] Greg takes the program further-gives an example of trying something new adjusting as you go. [20:35] We’re at a moment in the industry where the analytical side is meeting a social science side. [24:56] Be an authentic leader, willing and wanting to be with our neighbors. [26:13] A theme within the podcast about being authentic and being connected with your customers. [27:24] Find your ambassadors to amplify your message. [28:00] Closing down the conference with an impactful panel that includes industry professionals and advocates for the poor. [31:51] Greg attended the global leadership summit-hear his...
(https://www.theh2duo.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/water_in_real_life_ep003-1.png) Since 1998, Greg Wukasch has worked in the External Affairs Department with the San Antonio Water System, beginning as an Education Coordinator and now as the External Affairs Manager. Greg really considers himself more of a “story teller” putting together water stories for citizens across the city he loves. When not talking H2O, this self-professed water nerd also enjoys talking strategic planning and corporate culture. Greg and his team have developed impactful programs that have continued to create community between SAWS and the community it serves. These programs include the high school education program Impact. Three Key Points: The whirlwind is never going to go away. The key is to find the tools to manage it to stay laser focused and on mission. We accomplish more when we break down the silo mindset of departments i.e. engineering, education, customer service, etc. Mentorship is not about just smiling and nodding. Real mentors aren’t afraid to have the tough conversations and will challenge you to be the better you every day. Resources Mentioned: Good to Great (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0066620996/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=0066620996&linkCode=as2&tag=theh2duo-20&linkId=ea35afe2363e1de63143338d89adb167) by Jim Collins The Advantage: Why Organizational Health Trumps Everything Else in Business (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0470941529/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=0470941529&linkCode=as2&tag=theh2duo-20&linkId=4782e54239761417509e92ca459bb6e5) by Patrick Lencioni The 4 Disciplines of Execution (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1451627068/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=1451627068&linkCode=as2&tag=theh2duo-20&linkId=6b389f6200649c447dc55ba38f383049) by Chris McChesney, Sean Covey, Jim Huling Please consider rating the podcast with 5 stars and leaving a one- or two-sentence review in iTunes or on Stitcher. This helps tremendously in bringing the podcast to the attention of others. We give a shoutout to everyone who rates the podcast with 5 stars in future episodes. Give us some love on Twitter by tagging us (https://twitter.com/the_h2duo) or by using the #WaterInRealLifePodcast If you know someone you think would benefit, please spread the word by using the share buttons on this page. Thank you for sharing some of your time with us. We know how precious those minutes are. Share your story, you never know who needs to hear it and remember, “Those who tell the stories, rule the world.” Disclosure of Material Connection: Some of the links in the post above are “affiliate links.” This means if you click on the link and purchase the item, we will receive an affiliate commission. Regardless, we only recommend products or services we use personally and believe will add value to my readers. We are disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255 (http://www.access.gpo.gov/nara/cfr/waisidx_03/16cfr255_03.html) : “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.”
IWA & Cardiff University discussion hosted by Eversheds Sutherland LLP in Cardiff on 31st January 2018. Introduction from Rhea Stevens (Policy, Projects and External Affairs Manager, IWA). Chair: - Professor Marcus Longley, Chair, Cwm Taf University Health Board Panellists: - Dr Rachel Rahman, Senior Lecturer, Psychology Department, Aberystwyth University - Dr Kerry Bailey, GP, Consultant in Public Health, and Health Lead, We Predict - Dr Mike Reddy, Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Computing, Engineering and Science, University of South Wales
Today we speak to Claire Astbury, External Affairs Manager at National Housing Federation about the UK’s housing crisis. From the album Emergence, Parks on Fire blends cinema noir and drum and bass released February 2008 it was written, programmed and mixed by Trifonic. "Rise" by post-punk group Public Image Ltd was written by John Lydon, about apartheid in South Africa It was one of the group's biggest commercial hits, peaking at #11 on the UK Chart The Visioneers – The World Is Yours features a large sample from hip great Nas’ similarly entitled track 1994 track the world is yours and is one of te best examples of Jazz hip hop to date. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Alternative News.Nick Wallis of 3CR’s Enpsychedelia presents a vignette on the Victorian Government accepting submissions to a wide-ranging inquiry into drug law in the state. Dean speaks with Stephanie Cousins, Advocacy and External Affairs Manager at Amnesty International Australia, about how Amnesty International has welcomed the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Human Rights’ decision not to water down the Racial Discrimination Act (section 18C).Matt Kunkel of 3CR’s Stick Together presents a quick fire news segment of trade union news and stories.Dean speaks with Sophie Verass, Content Editor and concept creator photo series -‘Muslim, Aboriginal and outspoken’, about the 2011 National Census’ report, SBS’ campaign #FU2RACISM.
Tune In Sunday at 7pm Eastern Join News Director Rick Spisak asks he talk with this weeks guests. Join us as our sisters and brothers in SEIU / One Miami - present their Tallahassee Report. The we'll be meeting these guests. First will meet with Terri Wonder Manatee County at large Commissioner Candidate. Terri has said - "The argument that voters must choose between the economy and the environment is a false choice. In reality, our environment and economy are both important and interdependent. Imagine the negative impact on our economy if our natural resources are diminished by short-sighted decisions focused on the profit for a few over the public safety interests of everyone else. The economic impact of our environment includes tourism, fishing, boating, real estate values, and public health. The mindset that the legacies of a few developers are more important than everyone else is out of balance and wrong-headed." Gwen Holden Barry Progressive Journalist with 20+ years of experience brings her depth and Cultural Sophistication to discuss this weeks issues. Anna Eskamani - Leader of College Democrats and Planned Parenthood Advocate - An Iranian-American and Florida native, Anna graduated from the University of Central Florida (UCF) in the spring of 2012 with dual degrees in Political Science and Women's Studies. While an undergrad, Anna spent the majority of her time writing, advocating, and organizing for social justice. A current graduate student at UCF, Anna works full time at Planned Parenthood of Greater Orlando as their External Affairs Manager and in her spare time sits on the board of many local nonprofit and political groups. Tune in Sunday live 7pm Eastern or anytime.
© 2020-2025 Ivy Podcast Discovery LLC
