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Welcome to an interview with former Indiana University athletic director, Fred Glass. Get Fred's book here: https://amzn.to/3tCY7hj In this episode, Fred discussed how Indianapolis managed to keep the Colts, its strategy to sustain it, and the impact and advantages that the team provides to the city. This podcast will make you think about the economics of business in sports and understand the deep thinking behind the scenes that makes it all possible. Fred served as a law clerk for U.S. District Court Judge S. Hugh Dillin, also an IU alumnus. From 1989 to 1993, he was chief of staff to former Indiana Gov. Evan Bayh, and, in 2000, helmed the transition team chief for former Indianapolis Mayor Bart Peterson. Peterson appointed Fred, then a partner in the law firm of Baker & Daniels (now Faegre Baker Daniels), to the city's Capital Improvement Board, which oversees Lucas Oil Stadium, the Indiana Convention Center, Conseco Fieldhouse, and Victory Field. Fred negotiated a number of sports-related wins for the city, including: adding Indianapolis to the permanent hosting rotation for the NCAA Final Four Tournament; laying the groundwork for the city's successful 2012 Super Bowl bid; and putting together the strategy and plans for development of Lucas Oil Stadium. In 2008, President McRobbie appointed Fred as Indiana University's vice president and director of athletics. Since assuming the role, Fred has worked tirelessly to ensure IU returns to its rightful place as one of the premier athletic departments in the country. His tenure has been marked, in part, by a deep commitment to the wellness, development, and achievement of the students under his charge. His 24 Sports, One Team philosophy has brought together student athletes from all IU sports, encouraging them to attend each other's games, support one another, and function as an extended IU family. Get Fred's Book here: Making Your Own Luck: From a Skid Row Bar to Rebuilding Indiana University Athletics by Fred Glass: https://amzn.to/3tCY7hj Enjoying our podcast? Get access to sample advanced training episodes here: www.firmsconsulting.com/promo

Nate Feltman is co-owner of the IBJ Corporation, publisher of the Indianapolis Business Journal, the Indiana Lawyer and the Court & Commercial Record. Nate also is the CEO of NJF Consulting, LLC, which provides acquisition and business consulting services. From 2010 - 2017, Nate was President, CEO and co-owner of Home Health Depot, Inc. (HHD) and its subsidiary, Genesis Healthcare Services, LLC, providers of complex rehabilitation mobility equipment, hospice, respiratory and home medical equipment. During his tenure, HHD grew from one location in Indianapolis, to 20 locations in 6 states, and from 30 employees to 240 employees, while quadrupling revenue.  Nate was also a partner with the law firms Faegre Baker & Daniels and Ice Miller, in Indianapolis, and Altheimer & Gray in Chicago, where his practice focused on representing public and private companies with their merger and acquisition activities, as well as advising local governments on public-private partnerships and economic development strategies. Before his U.S. legal experience, Nate spent nearly four years in Moscow, Russia (1994-1998) with the international law firms Baker & McKenzie and Steptoe & Johnson, where he represented companies seeking to do business in Russia. Appointed by Governor Mitch Daniels, Nate served as Secretary of Commerce for the State of Indiana and CEO of the Indiana Economic Development Corporation from 2006-2008.  In this fun and insightful episode, Nate talks about his childhood fascination with the Cold War, a life-changing study abroad trip to the Soviet Union, the impact of losing his best friend, his affection for Mitch Daniels, his love for the band Crash Test Dummies, the importance of using the “Ben Franklin” method for weighing pros and cons, urging young people to find their passions, engaging with your community and colleagues, and two risky moments that led to huge opportunities in his life.  Connect with Nate on LinkedIn Learn about the IBJ

Welcome to Strategy Skills episode 228, an interview with former Indiana University athletic director, Fred Glass. In this episode, Fred discussed how Indianapolis managed to keep the Colts, its strategy to sustain it, and the impact and advantages that the team provides to the city. This podcast will make you think about the economics of business in sports and understand the deep thinking behind the scenes that makes it all possible. Fred served as a law clerk for U.S. District Court Judge S. Hugh Dillin, also an IU alumnus. From 1989 to 1993, he was chief of staff to former Indiana Gov. Evan Bayh, and, in 2000, helmed the transition team chief for former Indianapolis Mayor Bart Peterson. Peterson appointed Fred, then a partner in the law firm of Baker & Daniels (now Faegre Baker Daniels), to the city's Capital Improvement Board, which oversees Lucas Oil Stadium, the Indiana Convention Center, Conseco Fieldhouse, and Victory Field. Fred negotiated a number of sports-related wins for the city, including: adding Indianapolis to the permanent hosting rotation for the NCAA Final Four Tournament; laying the groundwork for the city's successful 2012 Super Bowl bid; and putting together the strategy and plans for development of Lucas Oil Stadium. In 2008, President McRobbie appointed Fred as Indiana University's vice president and director of athletics. Since assuming the role, Fred has worked tirelessly to ensure IU returns to its rightful place as one of the premier athletic departments in the country. His tenure has been marked, in part, by a deep commitment to the wellness, development, and achievement of the students under his charge. His 24 Sports, One Team philosophy has brought together student athletes from all IU sports, encouraging them to attend each other's games, support one another, and function as an extended IU family. Get Fred's Book here: Making Your Own Luck: From a Skid Row Bar to Rebuilding Indiana University Athletics by Fred Glass

Megan Nail is a Total Rewards Consultant who creates engaging workplaces that value talent by aligning an organization and its goals. As the past State Director for HR Indiana SHRM (Society for Human Resource Management), Megan has invested in building and strengthening the HR community. She is currently a national Membership Advisory Council representative, which is the highest level of volunteer leadership within SHRM.  Prior to becoming a consultant, Megan was a senior HR leader in professional services organizations, most recently, Faegre Baker Daniels law firm. In this fun and insightful episode, Megan talks about The Great Resignation, how she got her start in HR at Target, the meaning behind all the acronyms in her title, explains what SHRM is all about, breaks down Total Rewards, and reflects on a moment while on a walk with her husband that she realized what she did and didn't want to do with her life.  Connect with Megan on LinkedIn Learn more about Indiana SHRM Sponsors: Talevation Ninety.io Straticos Buy your copy of Level-UP To Professional: Second Edition  

COO Jane Koehl shares her experience navigating the merger between Faegre Baker Daniels and Drinker Biddle & Reath.

Today Lisa is speaking with her guest, Jessica Trostel. Jessica is a Licensing and Intellectual Property Associate with Colorado State University (CSU) Ventures. Before working with CSU Ventures, Jessica was a senior clinical trial coordinator for an investigational drug study for renal transplants, an extern in the Technology Transfer Office, and research assistant at the University of Colorado, and a patent agent clerk at Faegre Baker Daniels. Jessica has a B.S. in Business Administration from the University of Northern Colorado, a double B.S in Cellular, Molecular & Developmental Biology and Biochemistry, and a Master's Degree in Intellectual Property Law from the University of Colorado at Boulder. Currently, while working full time, Jessica is pursuing a Master's Degree in Engineering at Colorado State University and studying to take the Patent Bar. Jessica shares her background, how she ended up at Colorado State University, and the challenges with getting started in Tech Transfer; she also gives some advice to anyone wanting to get into Tech Transfer. Listen as she shares how important she believes networking with people in the industry can be and about CSU Ventures and what they do. Jessica talks about how her office is structured and the average number of disclosures and patents they have had over the last five years. Jessica chats about what she believes is most important in managing innovations to have the greatest opportunity for success and some of the most successful startups that have come out of CSU Ventures. Listen as Jessica speaks about how getting the word out about CSU Ventures and what it does is one of her office's biggest challenges. She shares some programs that CSU offers to assist and encourage women inventors and entrepreneurs and the value organizations like AUTM bring to Tech Transfer. Jessica speaks about credentialing and the weight she believes it carries in the industry, plus she chats about her vision for CSU in the future. In This Episode: [01:47] Welcome to the show, Jessica! [02:05] Jessica shares her background and how she ended up at Colorado State University. [04:10] Jessica speaks about how difficult it was to get into Tech Transfer. [06:23] Listen as Jessica shares how she's been learning about tech transfer through her internship. [09:17] What advice do you have for people looking to get into Tech Transfer? [10:30] Jessica shares about CSU Ventures and what they do. [11:11] Jessica talks about how her office is structured. [12:58] Jessica speaks about their ambassadors and where they get them. [15:26] They have had 560 disclosures in the last five years with a steady increase each year, and they average 140 patent files each year. [16:19] How many active licenses have you executed over the last five years? [17:04] Jessica shares what she believes is most important in managing innovations to have the greatest opportunity for success. [17:46] Jessica discusses some startups that have come out of CSU Ventures. [21:22] Jessica speaks about some of her office's biggest challenges. [23:15] Lisa and Jessica chat about how mind-boggling it is that more people don't know what Tech Transfer is. [25:57] Does Colorado State have any programs to help encourage and assist women inventors and entrepreneurs? [27:16] Jessica discusses what organizations besides AUTM she is involved with and the value she believes they bring. [29:16] Jessica believes that credentialing is great and carries weight in the industry. [30:23] Jessica's vision for CSU Ventures is a more cohesive strategy to disseminate knowledge through scientific discovery. [32:22] Thank you for being on the show! Find Jessica Trostel Email  

In Episode 126 of District of Conservation, Gabriella sits down with EPA Administration Andrew Wheeler - the agency's 15th administrator. Join in and listen to this wide-ranging interview regarding climate and environmental issues. His bio: On February 28, 2019, the U.S. Senate confirmed Andrew Wheeler as the fifteenth Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency. President Donald J. Trump had announced his appointment as the Acting EPA Administrator on July 5, 2018. Mr. Wheeler had previously been confirmed by the U.S. Senate as the EPA Deputy Administrator on April 12, 2018. Mr. Wheeler has dedicated his career to advancing sound environmental policies. He began his career during the George H. W. Bush Administration as a Special Assistant in EPA's Pollution Prevention and Toxics office. He was a Principal and the team leader of the Energy and Environment Practice Group at FaegreBD Consulting, as well as Counsel at Faegre Baker Daniels law firm, where he practiced since 2009. He also served as the Co-chair of the Energy and Natural Resources Industry team across the entire firm. Prior to his work with the firm, Mr. Wheeler served for six years as the Majority Staff Director and Chief Counsel, as well as the Minority Staff Director, of the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works. Before his time at the full Senate EPW Committee, Mr. Wheeler served in a similar capacity for six years for the Subcommittee on Clean Air, Climate Change, Wetlands and Nuclear Safety. Mr. Wheeler is the past Chairman of the National Energy Resource Organization (NERO) and a Stennis Fellow. Mr. Wheeler is also an Eagle Scout. Mr. Wheeler is from Fairfield, Ohio. He completed his law degree at Washington University in St. Louis, his MBA at George Mason University, and his undergraduate work at Case Western Reserve University in English and Biology. SHOW NOTES Administrator Wheeler's Bio | Twitter Account | Benefit-Cost Analyses on Future Clean Air Act Rule Making EPA at 50 POLITICO Article on Superfund Clean-up & Recent Update WOTUS Update Pull-Out from Paris Accords NEPA Modernization Gold King Mine Spill COVID-19 Info ### Leave a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ review on Apple Podcasts Subscribe to the podcast. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/district-of-conservation/support

Jon Laramore served as chief counsel for two governors and spent 10 years at what was then Faegre Baker Daniels. But he left in 2015 to become executive director at Indiana Legal Services, the state's largest, independent low-income law clinic, where he's expanded the number of people served as well as the organization's staff. He talks with host Mason King about the legal needs of people in poverty, those who have been released from prison and clients facing health challenges. And King questions Laramore about his experiences arguing—and winning—two cases at the U.S. Supreme Court. You can read more about Laramore in John Russell's Q&A at IBJ.com. (IBJ photo/Eric Learned) The IBJ Podcast is brought to you by the law firm Krieg DeVault.  

Today's blockchain and cryptocurrency news Bitcoin is down half a % at $7,315 XRP is down 1% at 19 cents and Ethereum is down slightly at $133 Top gainers in the last 24 hours: Refereum, up 20% Streamr up 19% and Waltonchain up 15% Digital Capital Management has sued law firm Faegre Baker Daniels for providing “erroneous” legal services. Investment firm Vanguard is implementing commission-free online trading for stocks and options. Longfin CEO Venkata Meenavalii has agreed to pay 400,000 in disgorgement and penalties to the SEC. Ethereum developer Virgil Griffith who was arrested in November is set to be released to his parents home in Alabama.

A growing number of companies are turning to technology to keep track of employee biometric data, such as fingerprints. But the use of this data is also creating a host of privacy issues. On this podcast, Chicago employment attorney Greg Abrams, of Faegre Baker Daniels, and Kate Bischoff, who runs the Minneapolis-based tHRrive Law and Consulting, join XpertHR Legal Editor David Weisenfeld for a deep dive into employer biometrics use and how it is leading to increased litigation and concerns.

Today on No Limits we discuss the restaurant program Devour Indy, it's history, it's charity and how it's helped grow Indy's food scene. Our guests are Elise Shrock, Indiana Restaurant & Lodging Association, Kathy Osborn, Faegre Baker Daniels and Chris Clifford with Huse Culinary.

In Episode 22 of the Eminent Domain Podcast, we have a great episode for you titled "Condemnation Issues in Colorado." Our guest is Sarah Kellner.  Sarah is a partner with the Faegre Baker Daniels law firm resident in their Denver office.  We have an interesting and informative conversation with Sarah about the eminent domain process in Colorado, the inseparability doctrine, some constitutional amendments that were proposed in Colorado, and Sarah's favorite holiday, Halloween. Among other cases that we discuss regarding the inseparability doctrine, we discuss the 1924 U.S. Supreme Court case of Campbell v. United States.  https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/266/368/ Sarah's Halloween costume - isn't it great??   Please share your thoughts on the show or this episode with me.  I’m on Twitter @J_Clint. My webpage bio is here: http://www.dawsonsodd.com/attorneys/clint-schumacher/

Minnesota:  Sonnie Elliott of Faegre Baker Daniels joined us on September 25. Ms. Elliott gave us a lay of the land in the state's gubernatorial election between Congressman Tim Walz (DFL) and Jeff Johnson (R). We also discuss state house races and the state senate special election and how those results could affect next legislative session.

Stuart Buttrick is the team leader of the Faegre Baker Daniels labor management relations team. He represents employers in labor relations matters, including in proceedings before the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), in arbitrations, in litigation and in contract negotiations. Stuart also represents employers in connection with employment litigation and administrative charges. He has defended employers in hundreds of state and federal court cases and administrative charges in multiple states and has handled appellate work before various federal Circuit Courts of Appeal. Stuart also advises clients on personnel and policy issues.  

While the world awaits the Trump administration’s decision on the Paris Accord, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Scott Pruitt shared his most extensive public comments to date at Faegre Baker Daniels’ 2017 Energy & Environmental Symposium in D.C. Join Notice & Comment, our monthly environmental podcast, as we recap highlights from the event and discuss what the industry should be watching, including the administrator’s vision for reining in regulatory overreach, achieving results, building business certainty and the United States’ role in climate change...

Jacob Frey – Council member Jacob Frey is finishing his first term representing Ward 3 in Minneapolis. He began his career as a professional runner, competing for the USA in the Pan American Games. He moved to Minneapolis, began a law career Faegre & Benson (now Faegre Baker Daniels) and then Halunen & Associates. Our talk with Frey covered his plans to bring more affordable housing to every part of the city, how he would like to reform police training in the city, and how we could build a moat of parking lots around the city.

Selling is Part of Everything: Nicole chats with Terri Combs, a Partner at Faegre Baker Daniels. Strengths/habits that have led to success:  Having success helps grow your business. Deliver expertise and value. Align the business you go after with what you’re good at. Growth strategy:  Show both credibility and professionalism by being 100% clear. You’re contacting them because you’re looking for clients. Tactical best practices: Market flexibility – adapt to changes, show you’re willing to adapt. Success story:  Called out the client on what was turning into an adversarial relationship – it turned around. Millennial, Mobile, Global:  Don’t sit around waiting for someone to tell you what you should do. Look for open space. Where there’s opportunity and go towards it. What she enjoys about work:  You’ll be dealing with people in extremely stressful situations that are highly personal and you may be involved with them for many years. Helping them can be wonderful and rewarding. Last word:  I went to law school to have a nice comfortable living.  I never thought about being a sales person. I thought selling was abhorrent, that I would never stoop to that. Selling is about connecting with someone who wants what you offer. Terri Combs Bio

Joe Calloway is a performance expert who has worked with organizations ranging from American Express and Coca Cola to the national law firm Faegre Baker Daniels and the American Bar Association Young Lawyers Division. He is the author of five books on business performance, including his book, Becoming a Category of One.

Omar Jaleel a former prosecutor and now DUI and Criminal Defense attorney in Chicago. Marc Renson is the business owner of Ambition Coffee & Eatery, Celebrity Chef who's been hired by Bradley Cooper and George Hamilton to name a few and now he's the author of the new and hilarious "tell all" book, Is The Coffee Fresh? Drama dysfunction and daily life at a downtown coffeehouse.   Michelle Villalobos as developed thirteen programs that have collectively been delivered – either virtually or in person – to over 100,000 people. She teaches, trains and talks about personal branding, networking, referral marketing, and the unique challenges women face in business – like “How To Communicate Powerfully (Without Being A Bit%$).”  Stephen Paul is a partner at Faegre Baker Daniels, an 8oo lawyer firm with 13 offices across the US, London and China.