Podcast appearances and mentions of Fiona Campbell

Fiona Campbell creates sculptures and installations that she reappropriates from found and discarded materials. In this episode, she talks about how her concern for the environment is at the heart of her practice, the types of materials she looks for, how she interprets environmental issues in a visual way, her upbringing in Kenya, the mixture... Continue Reading →

Fiona Campbell Hicks serves up the fruits of the liturgical year, pausing to marvel at the beauty of Creation along the way. This episode features the story of the Cervia Wedding of the Sea, Wayside Chapels, the Hawthorn flower, delicious recipes and all the details you need to celebrate this month's feast days.SEASONS OF GRACE is a monthly programme on Radio Maria written and presented by Fiona Campbell-Hicks that airs on the last Thursday of the month at 8pm and looks at the rhythms and tables of the liturgical year, stopping along the way to marvel at nature.If you enjoyed this programme, please consider supporting us with a one-off or monthly donation. Visit RadioMariaEngland.uk/donations/ to find out more. It is only through the generosity of our listeners that we are able to be a Christian voice by your side.

Step into the rhythm of the year with Fiona Campbell Hicks for this monthly tour of nature, history and the sacred. As spring unfolds in earnest, April brings a world of cherry blossom and Easter joy. Seasons of Grace is a monthly programme on Radio Maria written and presented by Fiona Campbell-Hicks that airs on the last Thursday of the month at 8pm and and looks at the rhythms and tables of the liturgical year, stopping along the way to marvel at nature. If you enjoyed this programme, please consider supporting us with a one-off or monthly donation. Visit RadioMariaEngland.uk/donations/ to find out more. It is only through the generosity of our listeners that we are able to be a Christian voice by your side.

Step into the rhythm of the year with Seasons of Grace, a monthly tour of nature, history, and the sacred. As winter loosens its grip, Fiona Campbell Hicks journeys with us through a March brimful with the promise of renewal; daffodils shining, birdsong ringing out, and a plethora of feasts radiating with joy.SEASONS OF GRACE is a monthly programme on Radio Maria written and presented by Fiona Campbell-Hicks that airs on the last Thursday of the month at 8pm and looks at the rhythms and tables of the liturgical year, stopping along the way to marvel at nature.If you enjoyed this programme, please consider supporting us with a one-off or monthly donation. Visit RadioMariaEngland.uk/donations/ to find out more. It is only through the generosity of our listeners that we are able to be a Christian voice by your side.

In this episode, Steven and Nick sit down with Fiona Campbell, Chief Executive of the Association of Scotland's Self-Caterers (ASSC), to discuss the impact of Scotland's short-term let licensing regulations. Fiona shares how these new policies are forcing operators out of business, damaging tourism, and creating a black market for rentals. If you're involved in short-term lets or considering investing in one, this is a must-listen episode! Why Short-Term Let Licensing Was Introduced: The Scottish Government's reasoning behind the regulations. The unintended consequences for small property owners and investors. How Licensing & Planning Rules Are Hurting Operators: The complex approval process that's shutting down businesses. The impact on Scotland's tourism industry and local economies. How the cost of compliance is pushing many to leave the sector. The Rise of the Black Market in Short-Term Lets: Why some operators are ignoring regulations and continuing illegally. The lack of enforcement creating an uneven playing field. What could happen next with legal battles and political pressure. What Landlords & Investors Need to Know: Key things to check before buying a short-term let property in Scotland. How ASSC is fighting for fairer regulations and what might change. Why diversification is crucial if you rely on rental income.Scotland's short-term let licensing has shaken up the rental market, forcing many operators to rethink their strategy or leave the industry altogether. Fiona provides a detailed breakdown of the situation and what could change in the future. Whether you're an investor, a landlord, or someone in the hospitality sector, understanding these regulations is critical to making informed decisions.

Fiona shares her story of finding faith and being found by Christ and the songs that have accompanied her along the way. Songs in the Wilderness is a programme that features a guest telling the story of his or her life and the songs that inspired them along the way. The music in the podcast is clipped for the purposes of complying with copyright laws. Listen to Songs in the Wilderness live on Wednesdays at 10am and again at 10pm on Radio Maria England. Radio Maria England is a 24 hour Catholic radio station which broadcasts on Digital Radio in selected regions of the UK and online (using the Radio Maria Play app or the webpage) accessible anywhere in the world.

In this episode of Careers Unwrapped, host Mark Fawcett is joined by Fiona Campbell, Controller of Youth Audience at BBC iPlayer and BBC3. Together, they explore Fiona's diverse career journey from investigative journalism to digital media, discussing the challenges of capturing young audiences and the evolving landscape of content creation.

Fiona Campbell, CEO of the Association of Scotland's Self-Caterers, is the special guest on today's show.Fiona is playing a key role in lobbying the Scottish government after the introduction of a controversial licensing scheme – which data suggests is having a disastrous effect on the short-term rentals industry and the wider tourism sector.During this episode, learn:• The impact of licensing on Scotland's STR businesses • How major events like the Edinburgh Festival are being affected• What Fiona would say to Keir Starmer and John Swinney• Lobbying efforts – what's the end goal?Fiona picked Key Data and SuperControl as her favourite brands, and gave a special shout-out to Alistair Handyside, Chair of the Professional Association of Self-Caterers (PASC UK).2:31 Fiona's story in the self-catering industry3:52 How things have changed during 22 years of hosting5:55 Stay at Fiona's place: https://mansefieldhouse.co.uk/7:11 What is going on in Scotland?11:30 What do hosts and managers in Scotland need to do now?14:19 The impact of licensing on Scotland's STR businesses 16:55 The impact on tourism18:58 The impact on major events, like the Edinburgh Festival21:10 Are hotels the big winners?21:46 ASSC lobbying efforts – what's the end goal?23:36 How the new UK government might change things24:28 Fiona's message to Keir Starmer and John Swinney25:10 How people in Scotland can support the ASSC26:44 What can the UK and the rest of the world learn from Scotland?28:51 The importance of data in the legislation process 32:06 Favourite brands in the STR industry: Key Data and SuperControl32:57 Individual shout-out: Alistair Handyside, from PASC UK33:43 No. 1 lesson learned: it is possible to push water uphill! Links:James Varley: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jdsvarley/Holiday Cottage Handbook: https://www.holidaycottagehandbook.com/Free ticket for STR Zone on 4-5 October: https://www.holidaycottagehandbook.com/str-zonePriority list for new e-book: https://www.holidaycottagehandbook.com/e-bookFiona Campbell: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fionaccampbell/Association of Scotland's Self-Caterers: https://www.assc.co.uk/Mentions:Key Data: https://www.keydatadashboard.com/products/prodata?utm_source=referral&utm_medium=partner&utm_campaign=holiday_cottage_handbookSuperControl: https://www.supercontrol.co.uk/Alistair Handyside: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alistair-handyside-mbe-4170b216/PASC UK: https://www.pascuk.co.uk/Sponsor links:HCH Financial Services: https://www.hchfs.com/ Call: 0333 1234 536 Email: advice@hchfs.comHosthub: https://www.hosthub.com/?utm_source=affiliate&utm_medium=banner&utm_campaign=HCHApollo 3D: https://www.apollo3d.co.uk/fhl/Search and Stay: https://www.searchandstay.com/Enjoy the show?Please subscribe, rate, and review! Or, if you really enjoy our content, buy us a coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/hchpodcastEmail the show: james@holidaycottagehandbook.com

We're having a little winter hiatus so here's three episodes of the excellent Step Away From The Car thanks to Nicky Page and Radio AdelaideFirst up: Global Lessons Local Opportunities: the 2021 Australian Walking and Cycling Conference wrapped up with a panel of keynote speakers, sharing some key lessons around funding, partnerships and public health. Dr Meredith Glaser is Director of the Urban Cycling Institute at the University of Amsterdam, Dr Dr Helen Donovan is from the City of Adelaide and Director of Walking SA, and Fiona Campbell is Manager of Cycling Strategy at the City of Sydney. The Case for Micromobility: Jerryn Zwart from Zwart Transport Planning and Shifani Sood from WSP are two urban planners calling for smarter planning for the growing number of better micromobility vehicles. Including, but not only, e-scooters and e-bikes.Pathways to Change: Electric cars are a helpful but completely inadequate step towards reducing Australia's carbon emissions. We need to take a step AWAY from private cars altogether. That's the official view of the Climate Council and of the Australian Walking and Cycling Conference. Gill King specializes in faith leadership, investment & urban design. She explores some important but less mainstream strategies.

Beyond is the global revenue management system for the vacation rental industry and prides itself on helping customers increase their annual revenue by a whopping 40%. During this week's episode we hear from Beyond CEO Julie Brinkman about her career, the dynamism and innovation of the short-term rentals industry, and future trends we should all be looking out for. Julie also offers a deep dive into the Beyond platform, outlining why it stands out in the dynamic pricing tool landscape. Julie's favourite brand shout-out went to Host & Stay, while her individual shout-out went to Fiona Campbell, CEO, Association of Scotland's Self-Caterers. 3:32 Business, travel, and growth: Julie's career journey5:47 The dynamism of the short-term rentals industry7:16 Where the STR space stands currently8:19 Where the industry is heading 10:11 Why hosts and property managers should be using Beyond11:20 A dynamic pricing tool like Beyond keeps you up-to-date with shifts in demand12:43 Beyond can help you boost revenue by up to 40%!13:53 Why Beyond stands out in the dynamic pricing tool landscape 17:12 The onboarding journey for new Beyond customers 18:30 It's easy to set minimum and maximum nightly rates19:02 The first 5,000 bookings with Beyond are free! 19:48 Trends in the short-term rentals industry 20:59 Julie's top tip: know your market 21:57 What's next for Beyond?23:03 Favourite brand shout-out: Host & Stay, Dale Smith23:32 Individual shout-out: Fiona Campbell, CEO, Association of Scotland's Self-Caterers24:03 Number one lesson learned from being CEO of Beyond  Links mentioned: Holiday Cottage Handbook LIVE (download your free e-ticket)HCH Financial Services Call: 0333 1234 536 Email: advice@hchfs.co.ukHoliday Cottage Handbook website Sign up for our free weekly newsletter Download our free e-book for investors, hosts, and property managersJulie BrinkmanBeyondHost & StayDale SmithFiona CampbellAssociation of Scotland's Self-Caterers  Enjoy the show? Please subscribe, rate, and review!  Email the show: james@holidaycottagehandbook.com 

FIONA GUY  Season 2 Episode 4 ​​Surviving Hurricane Irma: A Personal Story with Fiona Campbell In this episode, the guest, Fiona Campbell, recounts her harrowing experience during Hurricane Irma in 2017, the strongest hurricane on record across the Atlantic. She reveals her difficult decision to leave her wooden house behind and take refuge at a friend's during the storm. Reliving the devastation, she describes the island aftermath as a war zone, with no trees or vegetation left standing. Returning to find her home completely destroyed caused deep sadness, more for the loss of what the place represented than the literal bricks, mortar, and possessions Remember to subscribe to The Bravery Academy podcast for more inspiring conversations. Access ad-free, early access content on Apple Podcasts and patreon.com/thebraveryacademy. And if you have a question get in touch with Emma on Instagram or Facebook  @thebreatheffect @drvictoriathompson MORE CONTENT or to simply support the Podcast: patreon.com/thebraveryacademy WANT AD FREE/ EARLY ACCESS APPLE PODCASTS SUBSCRIBERS MORE CONTENT or to simply support the Podcast: patreon.com/thebraveryacademy Subscribe to "The Bravery Academy" on Apple Podcasts to access early ad-free episodes and be part of a community dedicated to building resilience. WANT AD FREE/ EARLY ACCESS APPLE PODCASTS SUBSCRIBERS Check out Emma's website to access her free resources such as her breathing quiz and find out how you work with her one on one, in a group, with her Thrive Workshops or on retreat: THE BREATH EFFECT RESOURCES The Bravery Academy is not a licensed mental health service and is not a substitute for professional mental health advice, treatment or assessment. The episodes on The Bravery Academy discuss a range of topics from mental health, trauma, abuse, stress, loss and bravery.  If you are struggling please reach out for help.  If you are in New Zealand and need to talk free, call or text 1737 any time for support from a trained counselor. The Depression helpline is on 0800 111 757 or free text 4202(to talk to a trained counselor about how you are feeling or to ask any questions).  Youthline call 080 0376 633 or free text 234.  You are not alone. PROUDLY PRESENTED BY CONmunity on the EVERGREEN NETWORK  Check out more: CONNING THE CON KLOOGHLESS - THE LONG CON GUILTY GREENIE STOP THE KILLING    Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week's special guest is Robert Kennedy, the Co-Founder and Product Director of SuperControl – a long-established property management solution based in the UK. Robert charts his journey from hosting in Scotland to developing a simple booking channel and eventually creating a PMS which takes £50 worth of bookings every second. Robert's favourite brand shout-out went to Premier Cottages, while his individual shout-outs went to Fiona Campbell, from the Association of Scotland's Self-Caterers, and Alistair Handyside, from PASC UK. 3:42 The story of SuperControl9:11 What makes SuperControl stand out11:51 The growth of PMS options on the market 14:15 Will we see consolidation in the PMS space?15:53 Why hosts should consider SuperControl17:52 Starting out as a host has been key to the success and growth of SuperControl19:40 Tips for hosts: pricing, presentation, and partnerships 21:37 Head to www.supercontrol.co.uk to sign up for a free trial 23:13 Favourite brand shout-out: Premier Cottages25:04 Individual shout-outs: Fiona Campbell and Alistair Handyside27:01 Best advice to a new company  Links mentioned: Holiday Cottage Handbook LIVE (download your free e-ticket)HCH Financial Services Call: 0333 1234 536 Email: advice@hchfs.co.ukHoliday Cottage Handbook website Sign up for our free weekly newsletter Download our free e-book for investors, hosts, and property managersSuperControlPremier CottagesFiona CampbellAssociation of Scotland's Self-CaterersAlistair HandysidePASC UK Enjoy the show? Please subscribe, rate, and review!  Email the show: james@holidaycottagehandbook.com  

CEO of the Association of Scotland's Self-Caterers (ASSC), Fiona Campbell, joins Lets Talk for episode 76 to discuss the serious concerns of the measures introduced by the Scottish Government to regulate the short-term lettings industry.

Today Laura and Kevin speak with Fiona Campbell about legal strategy, legal forensics, the impact of legacy tech lingering around, Chat GPT, Open AI, Sarah Silverman, DSARs, and other pain points. We also reminisce about the eDiscovery Ireland conference in 2019 and what lawyers really want. Fiona Campbell leads the eDiscovery practice at Fieldfisher, a multinational law firm headquartered in London. She provides commercial and strategic advice to both individuals and corporate entities across a range of business landscapes, industries and sectors on litigation and alternative dispute resolution. Prior to joining Fieldfisher, Fiona worked at a US law firm and as in-house counsel at a number of London-based global consultancies. Fiona has focused on eDiscovery since qualifying as a lawyer, having previously been a barrister and also an in-house counsel focusing on combining law with technology to effectively manage high-profile disputes. Fiona is also an accredited mediator. 

The amazing Fiona Campbell is with us today on Power in Diversity. Her career has been very diverse, going from air traffic control to hospitality to sales. She's a clinical hypnotherapy, an NLP trainer, an executive coach, and a corporate facilitator. As a certified NLP business trainer, Fiona is helping businesses with communication skills, leadership development, and sales training.   KEY TAKEAWAYS   One of the biggest breaks Fiona had in her career was getting into sales at Xerox without a university degree. The hiring manager said we can train you, you'll learn, you've already demonstrated how you can be organised, and the attitude you've demonstrated is what we're looking for.  If you're telling yourself that you have imposter syndrome and feel like you're not deserving of your success, then you should listen to Fiona's advice on changing how you talk to yourself. Changing the way you think about yourself changes how you feel about yourself. recognise your successes, when you do something well, write it down and then when you feel like an imposter, read it.  When a man is asked to do something in business, he'll normally say yes and do it. When a woman's asked to do something, she'll say, oh, well, I haven't done this, and I haven't done that. Women will start talking about all the things they can't do or that they haven't done before. They verbalise it to themselves, whereas the guys do it in their own heads. When you're in a leadership position, say yes and then find out how you're going to do it. Don't talk about everything you can't do. Talk about the things you can do. Something Fiona always says to leaders when succession planning is that they need to find out the people that want to be developed and grown. You pick the people that are putting their hands up. You cannot train in enthusiasm and motivation, You have to find those qualities in a person and develop the rest.    BEST MOMENTS   ‘It's lifelong learning, nothing stops, and age does not matter.' ‘Stop telling yourself you're an imposter. Stop it. Stop putting that label onto yourself.' ‘If you don't open your mouth in business and say what you've achieved, someone else is going to own it for themselves.' ‘Get me involved in something I want. How can I help? How can I do this? Say to your manager, in two years time, I would love to be in that position like you. How do I do it?' ‘If you use language in a certain way, you can influence behaviour.'   EPISODE RESOURCES    www.nlpbusinesscircle.com Fiona on LinkedIn   ABOUT THE GUEST    “I started my career in Air Traffic Control, moved into Hospitality and for many years worked  around Europe running clubs and bars. I then transitioned into Sales and had been working in Dubai as a Sales Manager for Xerox in the late 80's when I got my big NLP 'WOW' moment. This is when I knew that I had stumbled on something special. My introduction to NLP was the catalyst to major life changes. I moved back to the UK and immersed myself in learning as much as I could about the way the mind works. I qualified as a Clinical Hypnotherapist, Life Coach, Business Performance Coach, NLP Practitioner, NLP Master Practitioner, Licensed NLP Trainer and finally an NLP Business Coach Trainer. In 2001 I set up my own company focusing on helping others learn to use NLP techniques, to help them become better Business  Leaders and Coaches. I developed a range of NLP based  Corporate Communication, Presentation and Coaching courses. In 2005 I created my NLP Business Practitioner, NLP Business Master Practitioner and NLP Business Coach Programmes. I have been delivering these in the UK, UAE and India and since 2020, and I now deliver most of my training online. As we are living in a time of complete disruption, the need for business leaders to develop the mental agility that NLP skills provide, has never been greater. Having spent years refining the use of NLP for business and coaching it's now my passion to train as many people as I can to use theses amazing techniques to help others have more choices and lead the best life they can”   PODCAST DESCRIPTION   Power in Diversity Podcast is a space where professional women from diverse backgrounds, eager to grow as leaders, come to be inspired and gain wisdom from other leaders. As my guests share their journey, I hope that it will give you; an aspiring or established female leader; meaning to your journey, illuminating your path and equipping you with a greater understanding of how to carve and navigate your success pathway with greater ease.  Power in Diversity Podcast is also designed to equip not only individuals but, crucially, organisations who must learn to create diverse and inclusive organisations practically and not merely as a tick box exercise; especially now in this ever-changing world, everyone's diverse insight is vital to solving world issues. I hope that this podcast allows organisations to appreciate the real barriers female and ethnic minority groups face in stepping into leadership, barriers sadly I and many others have faced, and many continue to face.  I'm proud to be British and proud of my African Heritage, my tribe, part of the Benin Empire. I feel blessed to be a woman. This is a non-judgmental space, but a space to learn and to become aware of the gifts and Power in Diversity.   ABOUT THE HOST   Dr Omo Akoje Okonkwo is a practising Cosmetic Dental Surgeon working in Private Clinics in Surrey. Her passion for empowering her patients and team led her to Transformational coaching to bring about significant change in others.  Her many skill sets and ability to motivate people quickly opened leadership roles for her, including Director of Health care Projects and Clinical Lead and Senior Tutor at the prestigious King College Dental Hospital. Along her journey, she faced numerous setbacks despite her passion, academic background and experience.  Notwithstanding, her passion for excellence and growth led her to embark on an MBA at the Renowned Warwick Business School. Her desire to empower women steered her to conduct qualitative research exploring Gender, Leadership, and Identity. Her findings revealed what she had always sensed, the leadership labyrinth for female and ethnic minority leaders that exists. It is now Dr Omo's mission to educate and equip individuals, organisations, and countries on the necessity, mindset, and steps to create inclusion at all levels of society.   CONTACT METHOD    IG: https://www.instagram.com/dr.omo_uk/ LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-omo-okonkwo-65b8a542/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/omo.okonkwo  This show was brought to you by Progressive Media

There is a lot of talk these days about consumers data privacy, and with good reason. With many high profile data breaches exposing customer data, as well as a lot of uncertainty about how consumers' data is exactly being used, there have been moves both from a regulatory perspective (such as GDPR in the EU and CCPA in the State of California) to provide greater protection for consumers and their data. Yet, we also see that when customers have trust in a brand to use their data well, they are open to providing more information. For instance, a recent MediaMath survey showed that 74% of consumers are willing to share preferences, interests and demographic information directly with brands if that would improve their online shopping experience. Today we're going to talk about the importance of consumer privacy in fostering stronger relations between platforms and customers. To help me discuss this topic, I'd like to welcome Fiona Campbell-Webster, Chief Privacy Officer at MediaMath. Resources MediaMath website: https://www.mediamath.com The Agile Brand podcast website: https://www.gregkihlstrom.com/theagilebrandpodcast Sign up for The Agile Brand newsletter here: https://www.gregkihlstrom.com Get the latest news and updates on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-agile-brand/ For consulting on marketing technology, customer experience, and more visit GK5A: https://www.gk5a.com The Agile Brand podcast is brought to you by TEKsystems. Learn more here: https://www.teksystems.com/versionnextnow The Agile Brand is produced by Missing Link—a Latina-owned strategy-driven, creatively fueled production co-op. From ideation to creation, they craft human connections through intelligent, engaging and informative content. https://www.missinglink.company If you are struggling with projects, sign up for Basecamp. Their pricing is simple and they give you ALL their features in a single plan. No upsells. No upgrades. Go to basecamp.com/agile and try Basecamp for free. No credit card required and cancel anytime. Thank you, Basecamp for sponsoring this episode!

There is a lot of talk these days about consumers data privacy, and with good reason. With many high profile data breaches exposing customer data, as well as a lot of uncertainty about how consumers' data is exactly being used, there have been moves both from a regulatory perspective (such as GDPR in the EU and CCPA in the State of California) to provide greater protection for consumers and their data. Yet, we also see that when customers have trust in a brand to use their data well, they are open to providing more information. For instance, a recent MediaMath survey showed that 74% of consumers are willing to share preferences, interests and demographic information directly with brands if that would improve their online shopping experience. Today we're going to talk about the importance of consumer privacy in fostering stronger relations between platforms and customers. To help me discuss this topic, I'd like to welcome Fiona Campbell-Webster, Chief Privacy Officer at MediaMath. Resources MediaMath website: https://www.mediamath.com The Agile Brand podcast website: https://www.gregkihlstrom.com/theagilebrandpodcast Sign up for The Agile Brand newsletter here: https://www.gregkihlstrom.com Get the latest news and updates on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-agile-brand/ For consulting on marketing technology, customer experience, and more visit GK5A: https://www.gk5a.com The Agile Brand podcast is brought to you by TEKsystems. Learn more here: https://www.teksystems.com/versionnextnow The Agile Brand is produced by Missing Link—a Latina-owned strategy-driven, creatively fueled production co-op. From ideation to creation, they craft human connections through intelligent, engaging and informative content. https://www.missinglink.company If you are struggling with projects, sign up for Basecamp. Their pricing is simple and they give you ALL their features in a single plan. No upsells. No upgrades. Go to basecamp.com/agile and try Basecamp for free. No credit card required and cancel anytime. Thank you, Basecamp for sponsoring this episode!

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Nihal, Scott and Hayley speak to BBC Three controller Fiona Campbell ahead of it returning as a TV channel. Plus, reviews of The Teacher on Channel 5, Pam & Tommy on Disney+ and The Tinder Swindler on Netflix.

According to Fiona Campbell, NLP is the methodology of how we create behavior. In my podcast conversation she explains that all behavior is a structure. This structure can be replicated, modelled or changed. It means that we are in control of our life. Fiona says that we are creating our own perspective of any situation, depending on where we put our focus & depending on what we decide to filter and what information we delete, distort or generalize. In NLP we recognize that our thoughts create our results and behavior. But what most people don't know is that we can take control of our thoughts. When we take control of our thoughts, we can change our perspective in any situation. NLP has lots of uses and amazing applications for communication, influencing, persuasion and accelerated learning. In this amazing conversation we talk about: ✅The importance of positive self-talk and how to practice it ✅The importance of focusing what you want to happen vs. what you don't want to happen ✅2 NLP Techniques to help you overcome unwanted and un resourceful behaviour(s) ✅NLP Techniques to help you change your limiting beliefs ✅NLP Techniques to help you alleviate Perimenopause symptoms ✅Importance of nutrition & staying hydrated Fiona also shares with us her inspirational story, the best advice she's ever been given and her favourite Self-Care actions for good health and wellness. Connect with Fiona on LinkedIN @Fiona Campbell | www.professionalgrowthcompany.com ========== Struggling with weight gain? insomnia? mood swings? Get off the hormonal roller coaster ride and download your FREE Perimenopause Rescue Guide ========== ▸ Kick start your day with the Savoia Self-Care Morning Routine ▸ If you enjoyed this episode and it was helpful please share it with your loved ones or a friend and check out www.savoiaselfcare.com for more amazing wellness tips. ▸ Please also leave us a rating now on apple podcast, take a screenshot and send it to info@savoiaselfcare.com. We will reply with a gift as a grateful THANK-YOU! ▸ If you want to upgrade your healthy living and take it to the next level, be sure to join us next week! ========== With immense gratitude and thanks to our sponsor: ▸ St. Lucian Seam Moss | www.stlucianseamoss.co ========== // F O L L O W ▸ instagram | @savoiaselfcare | https://bit.ly/3s8eteA ▸ facebook | /savoiaselfcare | http://bit.ly/2Mg2jBm ▸ twitter | /rsavoia | https://bit.ly/3dyokqk ▸ linkedin | https://bit.ly/2OSFsfT ▸ email | info@savoiaselfcare.com ▸ website | www.savoiaselfcare.com =========== Disclaimer: This podcast is for information purposes only. Statements and views expressed on this podcast are not medical advice. This podcast including Rita Savoia disclaim responsibility from any possible adverse effects from the use of information contained herein. Opinions of guests are their own, and this podcast does not accept responsibility of statements made by guests. This podcast does not make any representations or warranties about guests qualifications or credibility. Individuals on this podcast may have a direct or non-direct interest in products or services referred to herein. If you think you have a medical problem, consult a licensed physician.

AVÉ – Australian Vocal Ensemble featuring multi-platinum, 5 x ARIA Award winning artist Katie Noonan and renowned artists Mezzo-Soprano, Fiona Campbell; Tenor,  Andrew Goodwin and Bass-Baritone Andrew O'Connor, release their new EP Stars today.  Stars features... LEARN MORE The post Katie Noonan talks to the Sunday Arts Magazine Team appeared first on Sunday Arts Magazine.

Ever thought of using a virtual assistant (VA)? This week on the podcast, Rachel Smith and Lynne Testoni chat with Fiona Campbell, who runs Thought Penny, an Australian team of VAs, as well as the VA Lead Network. Fiona talks about why you might not need a VA and how to automate your processes instead, all about opportunity cost and how to find the perfect assistant for your creative business. We cover: How to be more efficient with your time Automating processes When you don't need a VA Types of projects a VA might help with How to choose the right VA About Fiona Campbell Fiona is a Newcastle-based automation consultant, who leveraged 13 years of experience providing executive assistance and business management services, to CEOs, marketing directors, consultants and small business owners, to establish Thought Penny and the VA Lead Network. Thought Penny now supports a solid client base ranging from professional services to the creative, with an Australian team (they're in NSW, QLD, WA and VIC) of virtual assistants (VAs), business automation experts, graphic designers, website developers and copywriters. With Thought Penny's VA team in high demand, the VA Lead Network was born to help business owners find Australian virtual assistants with the right skills and experience for their needs when the Thought Penny team aren't available. Find Fiona at https://thoughtpenny.com.au/

Welcome to Roadcase, a podcast exploring the live music experience!!  Fiona Campbell is a swiss-army knife for live music: she is both a drummer and tour manager separately and simultaneously, for multiple bands including Hinds, Mitski, Shamir, The Chills, and Guardian Singles.  A native New Zealander, Fiona is now an American citizen who moved to the US in 2005, attracted by the then burgeoning punk scene in Brooklyn. And as if their love for the live music world were not enough, Fiona is currently attending nursing school as well. We talk about the current music scene in New Zealand, where she is currently located and how Covid is affecting life there. We also discuss how Fiona only works with all-female bands that identify as non-binary -- as does Fiona -- and how gender identification can affect the live music experience at-large. Join us for this informative and enlightening episode, so hop on aboard -- it's a great ride!! For more information: https://linktr.ee/roadcasepod and https://www.roadcasepod.comContact: info@roadcasepod.comTheme music:  "Eugene" (Instrumental)" by Waltzer

In this episode of the podcast, Nick and Steven chat to Fiona Campbell - Chief Executive, Association of Scotland's Self-Caterers about the regulation and proposed government legislation of short-term accommodation.   Also known as Airbnb, serviced accommodation and short-term lets, Fiona gives us a great guide on what you need to do as a landlord if you considering this business and also what changes are being talked about by governments and local authorities to introduce licensing powers.We covered lots of good valuable knowledge with Fiona including:What you need to do right now as a landlord to comply with the law if short term letting your propertyHow the business of short term letting is very different from long term standard letting and some insider stories from Fiona and Nick Scottish Government legislation which was supposed to be introduced in 2021 Challenges faced by short stay operatorsThe backlash that is faced from communities and tenants when landlords rent their property as a short term letConnect with Fiona:Email:  fiona@assc.co.ukLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fiona-campbell-74a6b132/Website: https://www.assc.co.uk/⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Hope you find it useful and we would appreciate it hugely if you could find time to leave a review on Apple Podcasts.  Connect with us on social media:  Join the Scottish Property Podcast Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/628274537711227/Steven Clark on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stevenclark84/Nick Ponty on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nick_ponty/ Email us: Steven@steven-clark.com Nick@arcproperty.uk

There's more to Manulife than the ‘Man-One' product. Watch for new products being rolled out quarter by quarter. A great conversation with Fiona Campbell covering a range of topics from underwriting standards in 1994 to turn around times today.

Thom Burton & Fiona Campbell (on Guardian Singles national tour & Dunedin show) Interview by Paul Whiley on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

Thom Burton & Fiona Campbell (on Guardian Singles national tour & Dunedin show) Interview by Paul Whiley on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

On this special recording of Indie's webinar with Soil Association & COSMOS, Indie is joined by Fiona Campbell. Fiona is the Senior Business Development Manager of Beauty & Wellbeing at Soil Association, a certifying party of COSMOS. COSMOS is a leading global certification process guided by leaders in the environmental and biodiversity industries. Indie and Fiona cover Indie's decision to seek COSMOS certification and why certifications are so important in clean beauty, especially to legitimize claims around organic, natural and more.

For most clinicians thinking about policy conjures up images of legislative or regulatory work that goes on "over there", but the truth is that our daily work is the very foundation of the policies. How we conduct the business of our daily work drives the quality, safety, evidence and ultimately the policy and guidelines for appropriate pediatric pain care. Dr. Fiona Campbell, MD, FRCA, the co-chair of the Canadian Pain Task Force, shared her experience and advice around policy work to improve pediatric pain care.   Takeaways in This Episode How Dr Fiona Campbell, MD, FRCA got engaged in pediatric pain management and then on to chairing the Canadian Pain Task Force. What Policy work entails and how you may already be doing it. How you can get started and influence the quality of pediatric pain care How to drive engagement  from decision makers Determining what is the purpose of your work The 5 pillars of the Canadian Pain Task Force and its implications globally Dr. Campbell's advice to pediatric pain care professionals How Dr. Campbell is a complete rockstar both in her personal and professional lives (ok, that's my assessment of the situation, but I'm sure you'll agree with me too!)   Links Fiona Campbell, MD, FRCA Connect with Dr Campbell on Twitter Canadian Pain Society Canadian Pain Task Force Solutions for Kids in Pain (SKIP) Childkind International Working together to better understand, prevent and, manage chronic pain: What We Heard Chronic pain in Canada, laying a foundation for action. Proactive Pain Solutions Physicians Academy Proactive Pain Solutions   About the Author Fiona Campbell, MD FRCA Dr. Fiona Campbell is a Professor at the University of Toronto, and Medical Director of the Chronic Pain Program in the Department of Anesthesia & Pain Medicine at the Hospital for Sick Children. She is the Co-Director of the SickKids Pain Centre, co-chair of the Ontario Chronic Pain Network in partnership with the Ministry of Health and Long-term Care.  Dr. Campbell served as the President of the Canadian Pain Society and has been appointed by Health Canada as Co-chair of the Canadian Pain Task Force - a national strategy for pain for all Canadians of all ages.  Dr. Campbell’s research contributions involve utilizing quality improvement methodology to improve pain outcomes for hospitalized children, and identifying risk factors involved in the transition from acute to chronic pain. Dr. Campbell has also won a SickKids Centre for Innovation competition, and developing an app for tracking chronic pain in kids. She is involved in pain education initiatives for both Health Professionals, and children and families. Fiona is Senior Editor on the Pain Editorial Board of www.Aboutkidshealth.ca/pain a SickKIds website for children and families that contains a wealth of information about pain. She is also the medical lead on the development of an online pediatric pain curriculum for prelicensure students and entry level health professionals, based on the International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP) Curriculum.

When you think of a woman who founded a successful global company, what do you see?Now add presenting at conferences, delivering training workshops and working with high-profile organisations. You probably picture a person full of extroverted confidence, who must never struggle to speak, network, or feel doubtful, don’t you?It’s easy for us to assume that others don’t experience the same anxieties that we do. And for us to believe we’re less capable than they are. Or for us to strive for success based on what we are told it is meant to look like (even if it’s not what we actually want, or suits who we are).In this episode, Introverted Entrepreneur, Fiona Campbell-Howes shares why it's important for you to redefine success on your own terms, work to your introverted strengths, care for your wellbeing in the workplace (as an employer, employee or business owner), and to seek out support when you need it. I’d like to offer a warm thank you to quiet volunteer and community member, Julia, for her comfort zone stretch in reaching out to Fiona and leading this interview. Well done! To watch Julia's interview with Stacie on perfectionism, please download the Quiet Connections App.Support the show (https://www.kindlink.com/fundraising/quiet-connections-cic/podcast)

In the latest edition of the Skyetime Podcast, Simon Cousins talks to Fiona Campbell, the Chief Executive of the Association of Scotland's Self-Caterers. Fiona has been dealing with the fallout from the latest Government restrictions preventing multiple households from staying together in self-catering properties. She is also leading the sector's response to the Government's proposal to introduce legislation to license short-term lets across Scotland.

Dr Dita Aswani, Dr Carrie Mackenzie and Dr Fiona Campbell talk with Dr Megan Peng and Dr Tricia Woodhead about their team's involvement in the early waves of the QI Collaborative.

February is all about sharing...sharing private letters, other people’s boyfriends, body parts and we shudder to think how many viruses. Penny, often too unwell to go to school nevertheless indulges in various activities, sledging, trampolining, ice-skating and an unfortunate night at the bowling alley. Singing lessons are going well and Penny lands a role in the Abingdon School musical, but which part? Recorded with fellow diva Fiona Campbell on Rottnest Island after a bit too much rosé.

Dr Dita Aswani, Dr Carrie Mackenzie and Dr Fiona Campbell talk with Dr Megan Peng and Dr Tricia Woodhead about their team's involvement in the early waves of the QI Collaborative.

Lesley Judge, Sector Engagement Executive for Tourism at Interface (www.interface-online.org.uk) shares some of the many developments across the sectors - from the use of QR codes in hospitality, to NASA technology being deployed in new cleaning techniques! And Chief Executive of the Association of Scotland's Self-Caterers (www.assc.co.uk), Fiona Campbell, tells us about some of the apps and systems being used in self catering businesses, which have been created in response to the coronavirus.

In the third Skyetime Podcast, Simon Cousins, shares more stories and information to help the community of Skye through the Covid-19 crisis and lockdown. This week Fiona Thompson and Sophie Isaacson of Skye Community Response describe the work of the organisation in looking after the vulnerable and sourcing vital PPE for local healthcare workers. Kenny MacKinnon of gotostkilda.co.uk and Andi and Vicki Dunkel of SkyeXplorer Boat Trips explain how the marine tourism sector is struggling under lockdown. Finally, Fiona Campbell, Chief Executive of the Association of Scotland’s Self-Caterers describes the growing anger, frustration and mental health issues among her members. To share a story, ask a question or to sponsor the Skyetime Podcast email simon@simoncousinsmedia.co.uk

In this special episode of the Pain Waves podcast, we share a recent episode from the Pain Talk podcast. Hosted by Dr. Maureen Allen, a palliative and emergency care physician in Nova Scotia, Pain Talk brings together experts who study and support individuals living with persistent pain.In this two-part episode, Dr. Allen speaks to Canadian Pain Task Force co-chairs, Maria Hudspith and Dr. Fiona Campbell, to learn more about what the Task Force is doing to identify and address the barriers that prevent Canadians with persistent pain from receiving the care and treatment they need. Maria and Fiona also highlight specific insights that were uncovered in the Task Force’s first of three reports, which was delivered to Health Canada in June of 2019.More information about the Canadian Pain Task Force can be found here: https://www.painbc.ca/blog/2019-canadian-pain-task-force-updateMore information about Pain Talk:https://paintalk.ca/

Today we welcome the two co-chairs of the Canadian Pain Task Force, Maria Hudspith and Dr. Fiona Campbell. The release of Phase 1 of 3 marks a formal commitment by the Government of Canada to better understand and address the needs of people living with chronic pain.

The Volunteer Peer Mentor Scheme is for anyone with a lived experience of mental health issues who can use their personal experiences to develop meaningful and trusting relationships with people, acting as a mentor and role model. Fiona Campbell talks to the tutors and four of first cohort of volunteer peer mentors on their final day of training before being paired up with service users or those in recovery. As those who successfully managed their own recovery, the new Peer Mentors will be able to provide an example of what people can aim for in their recovery. We will be following up with the mentors in future podcasts, so look out for more from the group soon. The second cohort of the 10-week free training course begins on 17 October. You don’t need to have accessed our services at North Staffs Combined Healthcare – anyone is welcome. If you would like to be a Volunteer Peer Mentor, please get in touch with Veronica Emlyn on 07720 336946 or email veronica.emlyn@combined.nhs.uk.

In conversation with Fiona Campbell, Sarah Tombs from the Combined Healthcare Staff Counselling Service discusses stress and how it manifests itself, plus offers hints, tips and techniques for understanding, recognising and dealing with stress.

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Parkinson's is a progressive neurological condition, which causes problems in the brain and gets worse over time. The number of people diagnosed with Parkinson's in the UK is about 145,000 - around 1 adult in every 350. Parkinson's UK maintains that having Parkinson's can feel overwhelming if people don't have the right information and support. The Parkinson's Social Club - which meets every Wednesday in the Red Street Community Centre, 62 Talke Road, Newcastle under Lyme, ST5 7AH, aims to meet this need. In this episode, Lorraine, Vice Chair of the Parkinson's Social Club, and Elke Henson, specialist neuro-psychiatry nurse at Combined Healthcare, chat to Fiona Campbell from the Combined Communications Team about the disease, how it affects people and the work the club does to support local people with Parkinsons. For more information, Lorraine can be contacted on 01782 614436

To mark World Autism Week, this episode features Jackie in conversation with Fiona Campbell, describing the care and support she and her son Mathew - who has autism and severe learning disabilities - have received from our Assessment and Treatment Unit at Harplands Hospital.

Fiona Campbell is a hockey player whose love of the sport as enabled her to write a fictional story within a hockey setting.  No Number 9 is a novel with a strong female lead character who's flawed but who readers will take to their hearts. Its a story about grief, family conflicts and first love, with a dramatic background of sport, hockey and the Olympics. 

In this episode James speaks to three more participants from our recent Re-Imagining Church conference, Russell McLarty, Fiona Campbell and Martin Johnstone. They discuss the importance of stories, art, and fragility… Listen to part 1 ‘Looking out in love’ to hear James talking to Darren Jalland and Esther Vaughan.

IAASB Chairman Arnold Schilder, Deputy Chair Megan Zietsman, Technical Director Matt Waldron, and members Fiona Campbell and Ron Salole discuss the September board meeting and highlight key discussions and decisions.0:00 to 1:30 Introduction1:35 to 4:00 Chairman’s Overview 4:07 to 10:15 ISA 315 (Revised)10:20 to 23:16 Quality Control 23:21 to 25:16 Agreed-Upon Procedures 25:18 to 33:21 Overview of Other Matters Discussed During the Week33:23 to 34:53 Closing Remarks and Next Meeting

IAASB Chairman Arnold Schilder, Deputy Chair Megan Zietsman, Technical Director Matt Waldron, and members Fiona Campbell and Ron Salole discuss the September board meeting and highlight key discussions and decisions.0:00 to 1:30 Introduction1:35 to 4:00 Chairman’s Overview  4:07 to 10:15 ISA 315 (Revised)10:20 to 23:16 Quality Control 23:21 to 25:16 Agreed-Upon Procedures 25:18 to 33:21 Overview of Other Matters Discussed During the Week33:23 to 34:53 Closing Remarks and Next Meeting

IAASB Chairman Arnold Schilder, Deputy Chair Megan Zietsman, Technical Director Matt Waldron, and members Fiona Campbell and Ron Salole discuss the September board meeting and highlight key discussions and decisions.0:00 to 1:30 Introduction1:35 to 4:00 Chairman’s Overview 4:07 to 10:15 ISA 315 (Revised)10:20 to 23:16 Quality Control 23:21 to 25:16 Agreed-Upon Procedures 25:18 to 33:21 Overview of Other Matters Discussed During the Week33:23 to 34:53 Closing Remarks and Next Meeting

Roy continues to speak with callers about opioids and replays a clip from a past interview with Dr. Fiona Campbell. (Photo: Rich Pedroncelli/The Canadian Press) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The "opioid crisis" focuses on abuse of opioids with no word about patients who need their opioid medications to deal with chronic pain. Guest: Dr. Fiona Campbell, anesthesiologist, co-director of the Sick Kids Pain Centre at Toronto's Sick Kids Hospital, and president-elect of the Canadian Pain Society (Photo: Elizabeth Russell/AM900 CHML) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Roy Green Show A Mexican-Canadian who followed all the immigration rules to become a Canadian citizen encountered another Mexican couple who told him how they were defrauding Canada's refugee system. Guest: Camilo - French citizens have begun voting for a new president today. What's likely to happen? Guest:  Dr. Christian Leuprecht, professor of political science at Royal Military College and Queen's University and international expert on military and defence issues - The "opioid crisis" focuses on abuse of opioids with no word about patients who need their opioid medications to deal with chronic pain. Guest: Dr. Fiona Campbell, anesthesiologist, co-director of the Sick Kids Pain Centre at Toronto's Sick Kids Hospital, and president-elect of the Canadian Pain Society - Roy speaks with CPC leadership candidate Andrew Scheer. Guest: Andrew Scheer See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Roy replays part of his interview with Dr. Fiona Campbell, president-elect of the Canadian Pain Society, who worries about suicides by chronic pain patients cut off from the only medications that make life bearable. He also speaks with Tim, who has suffered from chronic pain for a long time. (Photo courtesy of Global News, credit to Toby Talbot of the Canadian Press/AP) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Media have and are reporting fake news stories about the Trump administration. Guest: Daniel Payne, who details the stories in The Federalist - Governments in Canada and the U.S. about to pass regulations limiting the amount of opioids which can be prescribed. Guest: Professor David Juurlink, head of the division of clinical pharmacology and toxicology at the University of Toronto and key advisor on opioid policy to governments Guest: Dr. Fiona Campbell, president-elect of the Canadian Pain Society.  Anesthesiologist in the Department of Anesthesia and Pain Medicine at Sick Kids hospital and an associate professor at the University of Toronto - Caller Michael tells Roy about his experience living with chronic pain and how opioids are the only way life is bearable. - Hospital harm is the third leading cause of death in Canada and the United States. Guest: Kathleen Finlay, CEO and founder of the Center for Patient Protection - How have Wynne government health care cuts hurt patients and physicians? Guest: Dr. David Jacobs, Director of Coalition of Ontario Doctors See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Governments in Canada and the U.S. about to pass regulations limiting the amount of opioids which can be prescribed. Guest: Dr. Fiona Campbell, president-elect of the Canadian Pain Society.  Anesthesiologist in the Department of Anesthesia and Pain Medicine at Sick Kids hospital and an associate professor at the University of Toronto (Photo courtesy of Global News, credit to Toby Talbot of the Canadian Press/AP) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On episode 24 of the Maximise Potential Podcast we interviewed Fiona Campbell, a globally renowned Leadership Development Trainer and Author, who introduced us all to the fundamentals of Nurolinguistic Programming (NLP) and today, we are very pleased to join Fiona once again. A short time ago I was participating in a training course run by Fiona who was discussing the subject of successful outcomes and how, when seeking to improve our outcomes, the majority of people focus their efforts in the wrong place. Up until this point, I like most others had always assumed that in order to change the outcome of any situation you must focus on changing the actions that you put into it. However, Fiona explained that changing your actions alone will not nessessarily lead to improved results, explaining how you must begin the process of change by initially focusing internally, upon your thoughts and feelings. Here is Fiona to explain more... Key messages from Fiona: T (thoughts) F (feelings) A (actions) = R (results) The 'little voice' inside your head can be re-directed to ask positive, resourceful questions If you or someone in your team is not achieving their goals, don't just try and fix it - ask them questions, find out what they are thinking and help them to find their own solutions Further reading: ARTICLE: "How we achieve our results" by Fiona Campbell and Kevin Matthews Additional notes and resources (just click on the links for more information): AMAZON: Fiona Campbell's e-Books on Amazon INTERVIEW: Listen to Fiona's first interview with Maximise Potential WEBSITE: Fiona's website is packed full of excellent communication and NLP advice Follow and Connect with the Maximise Potential Podcast on TWITTER: TWITTER: @MaximiseMyLife Rate the Maximise Potential Podcast on i-Tunes: http://bit.ly/itunes-maxpotential Interview Transcription: Transcript: Max#42 - Fiona Campbell, Achieving Success Results Sponsors: Jenrick Recruitment - specialists in Engineering, IT and Commercial recruitment services Xerxes Music

In response to the amount of interest that our interviews have generated within the subject of NLP, we decided to interview one of the most prominent trainer's and coaches within this field. Fiona Campbell is one of the UK's most distinguished NLP Trainers, who specialises in NLP for Business Success. She is has over 20 years of NLP and Business Coaching experience, having been personally trained by the Founder of NLP, Richard Bandler, who she continues to work with today. When I was preparing for the interview I amazed by the abundance of glowing testimonials that Fiona has received from so many of the people she has trained. Here are just some of the quotes . . . "Fiona really helped me to become more positive in my workplace and become a better leader." "She has helped me particularly in improving my communication and influencing skills in sales situations and making me more successful." "As Fiona works regularly with Richard Bandler, she has firsthand knowledge of new ideas and developments that make her the most current NLP trainer in the country." So, in between a hectic schedule of courses, we managed to sit down with Fiona to record this interview, where she very eloquently explains the fundamentals of NLP and then gives us all NLP techniques which we can immediately apply on the phone, in person and through email to improve the effectiveness of our communication within business. Additional notes and resources: Fiona Campbell Consultancy - NLP Website Current NLP for Business Courses Transcription: Transcript: Introduction to NLP- Fiona Campbell (Max#24)

IAASB Chairman Arnold Schilder, Deputy Chair Megan Zietsman, Technical Director Matt Waldron, and members Fiona Campbell and Ron Salole discuss the September board meeting and highlight key discussions and decisions.0:00 to 1:30 Introduction1:35 to 4:00 Chairman's Overview  4:07 to 10:15 ISA 315 (Revised)10:20 to 23:16 Quality Control 23:21 to 25:16 Agreed-Upon Procedures 25:18 to 33:21 Overview of Other Matters Discussed During the Week33:23 to 34:53 Closing Remarks and Next Meeting