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Florida Power & Light Spokesperson Isabella Burkhardt joins Lyman High School teacher Dave Moye, who is also the lead instructor of the Lyman High students who are heading to Daytona International Speedway to race their homemade EVs in the FPL Electric Go-Kart Racing Series Finale.

In this episode of Small Biz Florida, host Tom Kindred broadcasts from the 2024 Florida Rural Economic Development Summit at the World Equestrian Center in Ocala, Florida. He sits down with Wes Hudgens, Lead Project Manager at Florida Power & Light's (FPL) Office of Economic Development, to discuss FPL's role in driving business growth across the state. Wes shares insights into FPL's innovative initiatives, including the 35 Mules incubator program and the WonderFL campaign, which aims to reshape perceptions of Florida by highlighting career opportunities and quality of life. The conversation also covers FPL's commitment to supporting small businesses through valuable resources, partnerships with organizations like the Small Business Development Center (SBDC), and strategic programs designed to fuel economic development in Florida's rural and urban communities. This podcast episode was recorded live at the Florida Rural Economic Development Summit hosted at the World Equestrian Center in Ocala, Florida. This podcast is made possible by the Florida SBDC Network and sponsored by Florida First Capital. Connect with Our Guest: Learn more about FPL's Economic Development Programs

WKAT's Neil Rogers interviews Dade County consumer advocate Walter Dartland. Topics include: Florida Power and Light rates and auto insurance.Many thanks to Kansas State University for recovering this interview from the Richard L. D. and Marjorie J. Morse Department of Archives and Special Collections.

In this compelling episode of the VET S.O.S. Podcast, we are joined by Stephen Hudson, a Navy veteran and the visionary founder and CEO of AI Ready Veteran, to discuss his revolutionary AI platform designed to ease the military-to-civilian transition. Drawing from his own experiences as a 20-year Navy veteran and successful entrepreneur, Stephen takes us on a journey through the challenges service members face when entering the civilian workforce and how AI is now making this process more accessible than ever. Stephen shares his personal story of transitioning in 2005, from navigating his first job interview to understanding the nuances of civilian workplace culture. These experiences inspired him to create a tool that addresses the pain points many veterans encounter—such as translating military skills, preparing tailored resumes, and tackling salary negotiations. With a team of expert collaborators and input from neuropsychologists, AI Ready Veteran offers a suite of tools that doesn't just focus on careers but also includes support for mental health, family transition, and entrepreneurship. What You'll Learn in This Episode: - The Military-to-Civilian Transition Reality: Discover the cultural and professional hurdles veterans often face and why 44% leave their first post-military job within a year. - AI-Driven Solutions for Veterans: Explore how AI Ready Veteran leverages cutting-edge generative AI to simplify resume building, interview prep, and even salary negotiation. - Support Beyond Careers: Learn about tools for mental health resources, family support, and how this platform ensures veterans' well-being during transition. - Entrepreneurial Empowerment: Hear how the platform equips veterans to start their own businesses with easy-to-use tools, from market research to incorporation. - Community Impact and Accessibility: Understand how partnerships with organizations like Wounded Warrior, CSX, and Florida Power & Light make this tool widely accessible, including financial assistance for veterans in need. Stephen also discusses new features, such as explainer videos for each tool, making the platform user-friendly even for those unfamiliar with AI technology. Takeaways for Listeners: This episode is a must-listen for veterans, active-duty service members, spouses, and anyone involved in the transition process. Whether you're looking for career support, starting a business, or seeking mental health resources, this platform is your lifeline. Resources Mentioned in the Episode: Visit AIReadyVeteran.org to learn more about the platform and sign up. Follow AI Ready Veteran on LinkedIn for the latest resources, blogs, and updates. Final Note: Don't miss this inspiring and informative episode. Whether you're a veteran yourself or supporting one, Stephen Hudson's work is proof that the right tools and resources can make all the difference. #vetsos #VeteranSupport #MilitaryTransition #AIForGood #VeteranEntrepreneur #CareerTools

Florida Power & Light Spokeswoman Shelley Ragsdale joins us to share tips to keep warm in your home during cold snaps this winter, without increasing your energy costs too much.

Nate Monroe writes a column about Florida for USA Today, exploring how power works in the gilded, strange heart of the modern Republican Party. His irony and rapier wit have made him a reader favorite but have also ruffled some significant feathers. Previously an investigative reporter for Jacksonville's Florida Times-Union, Nate focused on covering Jacksonville City Hall, the largest municipal government in Florida. His most notable deep-dive exposed a massive, nefarious scheme to sell Jacksonville's city-owned power company to Florida Power & Light ... and led to an indictment and jail time for the local CEO, an enormous win for justice and transparency. For this excellent work, he was surveilled and threatened. “It was obviously surreal," says Nate, "to open a batch of records that I had some sense was about the controversy and to actually discover that there was stuff about me in there” - his full Social Security number, driver's license and a list of friends dating back to childhood — information not readily available as a public record.  His lived experience as a target of attack on the media and honest reporting is emblematic of the challenges facing democracy today. Still, Nate loves his job, is built for it. An old school journalist who came up through the ranks, Nate remains undaunted about speaking truth to power. Prior to arriving in Jacksonville in 2013, he was a small town beat reporter for newspapers in the Deep South, where he wrote about hurricanes, small-town corruption, oil spills, Army Corps screw-ups, Mardi Gras, and bingo nights at the senior citizens center. Nate's work is absolutely critical to keeping our democracy healthy and alive. Have a Swan Dive to share? Text us!We are always looking for Swan Dive Stories to share so hit us up, send an e mail to Ron: Ron@artbikesjax.com or Stu: Stuart@stuartsheldon.com

Host Dave Fiore speaks with Katrina Rolle, president and CEO of the Community Foundation of North Florida. From her days as a varsity cheerleader and student government president at Miami Carol City High School to continuing her family legacy at Tuskegee University and working her way through the University of Florida Law School, even though it was against the rules, Katrina has always found a way to get things done. She dreamed of owning a business at age 14 while working at Burger King and gained valuable experience as a cost accountant with Honeywell and as a supervisor with Florida Power and Light. But it was her 11 years staying at home with her children and volunteering in the community that led to offers to be CEO of The United Way of the Big Bend and most recently the Community Foundation. Katrina, and her husband, Dr. Gary Rolle, were reluctant transfers to Tallahassee, but are now grateful to have invested their lives in the community where they raised their children and are proud to call home.

The week before Thanksgiving, amid what still looks like a boom for window and door makers, local manufacturer PGT Innovations laid off 225 workers in Tampa, and then another 150 in Venice. The layoffs came after PGT was taken over by Miter Brands, a Pennsylvania-based company. Johannes Werner talked to one Venice worker who says he and his wife lost their jobs the same day.The newly constituted Sarasota City Commission went through a test on Monday. That test came about when Commissioner Jen Ahearn-Koch made a motion to take back a vote the outgoing commission made a month earlier. At issue was a downtown street the city handed over to a developer, before even seeing the developer's site plan. Ahearn-Koch wanted more discussion on how the developer's yet-to-be-known project would benefit the public.On Tuesday, a state panel unanimously approved a $1.2 billion dollar storm recovery package for Florida Power & Light. This allows FP&L, come January, to hike the average monthly electricity bill by 12 dollars. This is pretty much routine, and it will keep the corporation in the black and its investors happy. But one public advocate spoke against approval at the Public Service Commission meeting in Tallahassee. Johannes Werner spoke to Jordan Luebkemann, an attorney representing Florida Rising and Earthjustice.As the national affairs correspondent for the Nation magazine, John Nichols views national politics through a progressive lens. He will put the election in perspective during a presentation and discussion at the Fogartyville Community Center this Saturday, 7 pm. WSLR's Peace and Justice Report host Tom Walker interviewed Nichols this morning.

My guest for Episode #519 of the Lean Blog Interviews Podcast is Jarvis Gray, the Managing Director of The Quality Coaching Co. He offers more than 16 years of strategic planning, quality improvement, and operations leadership experience in the healthcare industry.  Episode page with video, transcript, and more Through his firm, The Quality Coaching Co., Jarvis and his associates help healthcare organizations foster cultures of system-wide quality improvement by offering customized Lean Six Sigma coaching, training, and certification programs centered on improving the quality of their care delivery services and health outcomes, eliminating waste and achieving cost reductions, and enhancing the patient experience. He's the host of the Excellence in Healthcare podcast (where I have been a guest). His new book is MASTERING HEALTHCARE EXCELLENCE: A Leader's Guide to Getting World-Class Results by Aligning People, Priorities, and Processes. In this episode, we explored how to build a sustainable culture of excellence in healthcare by aligning people, priorities, and processes. We discussed the importance of integrating Lean Six Sigma principles with data-driven decision-making to improve patient outcomes and streamline operations. Jarvis shared insights on establishing frameworks for healthcare excellence, including data cataloging and dashboarding, to track and leverage key metrics. We also delved into the evolving roles within healthcare quality improvement, the lessons learned from working closely with healthcare professionals, and the unique challenges of managing patient-centered processes. Lastly, we touched on his experience as a business owner, applying continuous improvement to his own consulting practice and the value of disciplined operations in achieving long-term success. Questions, Notes, and Highlights: What's your origin story with quality, Lean Six Sigma, and healthcare? How did Florida Power & Light's quality culture and Deming Award influence your approach? What's changed in the role of “management engineer” in healthcare since you entered the field? When did you start the Quality Coaching Company, and what led to that decision? What's the central message or goal of your new book, Mastering Healthcare Excellence? How do you use data in healthcare to achieve excellence, and what tools do you recommend? What's the healthcare excellence business model you promote in the book? Can safety or quality serve as a competitive advantage in healthcare? Any examples? What key lessons have you learned from healthcare professionals as an engineer? Do you have an example of aligning people, priorities, and processes effectively in healthcare? What improvements have you made in your own business from lessons learned in coaching? For consultants and coaches, what small business coaching insights have helped you? The podcast is brought to you by Stiles Associates, the premier executive search firm specializing in the placement of Lean Transformation executives. With a track record of success spanning over 30 years, it's been the trusted partner for the manufacturing, private equity, and healthcare sectors. Learn more. This podcast is part of the #LeanCommunicators network. 

The American Red Cross of Greater Pennsylvania is working to support states in need impacted by Hurricane Milton and Helene. According to Laura Burke, Executive Director of the American Red Cross Central Pa Chapter, says their work begins before the first drop of rain. “Our work actually began before that first drop of rain. And then with our partners, we're helping we'll be helping for weeks and months to come. So we're right now sheltering thousands of people in emergency shelters. And we have over 2100 Red Crossers on the ground supporting our partners, making sure we're supporting those relief efforts, “said Burke. PPL has been assisting by restoring power in those areas hit hard by the hurricanes. Dana Burns, the Communications Director for PPL says have crews on the ground for hurricane relief efforts. “ We've had troop I had crews on the ground helping to restore power for Hurricane Mountain. We sent down over 60 people, electric line workers and support personnel, along with 40 contractor line workers to help Florida Power and Light and aid in their restoration efforts. And, you know, I think it's just it's a really important way that we all support each other and give back to the regions that are hardest hit by this weather, “said Burns.Support WITF: https://www.witf.org/support/give-now/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Doug Legge has been a lineman for over 30 years, starting with Newfoundland Power in St. John's, and transferring to Florida Power in 2002. Now, he's retired, but Doug still picks up shifts to help out the storm team, aiding power restoration after weather events like Hurricane Milton. The Morning Show's Sarah Antle spoke with Doug from Orlando yesterday, when he was waiting to assess the damage. 

In the aftermath of Helene's wrath and Milton's threatening approach, this week's episode of Take It To The Board, hosted by Donna DiMaggio Berger, takes us on the emotional journey of community association industry veterans Wayne Srsen and Kelly Kuhn as they share their firsthand experiences with natural disasters and the insurance industry. They also highlight the indispensable roles of first responders and logistics professionals, such as those at Florida Power and Light, who work tirelessly to restore normalcy.The stormy landscape of Florida's insurance industry presents unique challenges. Donna, Wayne, and Kelly navigate the intricacies of working in this environment. From bureaucratic hurdles to the moral dilemmas faced by insurance adjusters, Wayne highlights why integrity and proactive preparation are crucial. They delve into the human side of disaster response, where community involvement can make all the difference. Kelly shares his insights on the importance of networking and how authentic connections can foster mutual support in the professional world, alongside discussing the distinctive strengths women bring to a sales environment. As they journey through the hurdles of project management and board behavior, Donna, Wayne, and Kelly underscore the need for skilled professionals in construction endeavors, especially in older coastal communities. The significance of clear communication, effective leadership, and expert guidance cannot be overstated. The episode wraps with a heartfelt reflection on life's fleeting moments, inspired by personal philosophies and the tranquil solace of the beach. Join us as we celebrate resilience, integrity, and the power of community in overcoming life's challenges.Conversation Highlights:Perception that insurance companies seek to deny or underpay legitimate claims accuratePreparing for catastrophic eventsThe hallmarks of a great salespersonBoard members or managers attempting to serve as the Owners' Representative on large restoration projectsPreventing cost overruns on a projectIncidental damage to a unit during a construction projectPredictions for the community association industry Related Links:Article: Insurers slashed Hurricane Ian payouts far below damage estimates, documents and insiders revealPodcast: Mastering Construction Contracts: Essential Insights with Steve LesserOnline Class: Disaster Preparedness and Recovery

Part 1:We talk with Phil McKenna, who writes for Climate News.We discuss the morphing of RFK Jr. from environmentalist to Trumpian opposoer to climate-friendly policies. We review his opposition to off-shore wind farms, such as Cape Wind, to similar initiatives. Part 2:We speak with Mario Alejandro Ariza, who writes for Floodlight. We discuss the use of “Ghost candidates” in electoral races in Florida, and how various election spoilers are involved. These candidates are solicited and hired by “consultants” to run for office to reduce the chances of real candidates. These ghost candidates are not expected to win, but only to subvert the candidacy of others. The “consultants” are funded with dark money. This is usually a tactic used by Republicans and industry groups (Florida Power and Light) to prevent the success of reformers. WNHNFM.ORG  production

The Conference changes and legal battles within the ACC, can the Florida Power 4 schools make runs this year as Marc talks about their previous runs from 1980s - 2000s and more!

Marc goes over each of the Florida Power 4 schools schedules, who has the weakest and toughest opponents ahead.

The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) reports SAIDI and SAIFI values in its Electric Power Annual report, which is regularly released in October each year. In the most recent report, the U.S. distribution system's average SAIDI value including all events was 335.5 minutes per customer in 2022. If major event days were excluded, which is often a worthwhile exercise to get accurate long-term trends because hurricanes and severe winter storms, for example, can skew the numbers quite dramatically in a given year, the figure dropped to 125.7 minutes per customer. Notably, this the highest SAIDI value tallied in the past decade and it continued what has effectively been a steady year-over-year decline in performance from 2013 through 2022. (2017 saw a brief improvement over 2016, but every year before and since has been worse than the previous year during the timespan covered by the report.) For comparison, in 2013, the SAIDI value was 106.1 minutes per customer. SAIFI values do not vary as noticeably as SAIDI, but still have been worsening. In 2022, the U.S. distribution system's average SAIFI value including all events was 1.4 power interruptions per customer. With major events excluded, SAIFI was 1.1 interruptions per customer in the U.S. While this was not substantially worse than values reported in other years over the past decade (every year from 2013 onward has been 1.0, except for 2016 when the value was also 1.1), it seems to confirm that the system hasn't been improving. Yet, Mike Edmonds, Chief Operating Officer for S&C Electric Company, said several things can be done to improve the reliability and resiliency of the power distribution system. “The grid looks different depending on what state you're in,” Edmonds said as a guest on The POWER Podcast. “We've got great experience with Florida Power & Light [FPL],” he said. “We've helped them create a resilient grid. So, that's not only a grid that is reliable, but a grid that can actually weather the storms and all the challenges thrown at the grid.” Notably, FPL reported in March that it had provided “the most reliable electric service in company history in 2023.” Over the past two decades, FPL said its customers have realized a remarkable 45% improvement in reliability. In NextEra Energy's (the parent company of FPL) Sustainability Report 2023, the company reported FPL's SAIDI was 47.1 and SAIFI was 0.85, confirming markedly better results than the U.S. averages noted earlier. Furthermore, FPL said this is the ninth time in the past 10 years that it achieved “its best-ever reliability rating.” To better understand some of the innovative new equipment S&C Electric Company offers, Edmonds provided an example. “We have some technology that does something called ‘pulse finding,' and what Florida Power & Light does, it just lets our equipment do what it does best. If there's a problem, it'll pulse to see if the problem is there or not on the grid, if it's not, it reenergizes,” he said. “This technology is available to really change how the grid operates.” Edmonds said S&C Electric Company invented the fuse 115 years ago, and he noted fuses have served the industry well since that time. However, today there is better technology available that doesn't require a lineworker to respond to an outage to replace a fuse. “Let's take fuses off the grid and have a fuseless grid, and have much more intelligent devices that can actually re-energize,” Edmonds decreed.

Spokesman Shawn Johnson talks about all of the ways that Florida Power & Light has prepared for this Hurricane Season and things you can do to prepare for a storm.

Bianca Soriano from Florida Power & Light joins JMN with tips on preparing for the cold weather headed our way, plus general tips on how managing your AC/Heat resources can save you on your power bill.

NextEra is North America's largest electric utility. It generates 58 GW of power every year and distributes it to 13 million people through its Florida Power & Light (FP&L) company in Florida. At a recent stock price of $54, it has a market capitalization of $110 billion. That puts it squarely in the “boring, mega-cap utility” sector of an investor's portfolio allocation bucket. Yet there's an interesting catalyst that's powering future growth. NextEra has committed to expanding its renewable presence, aggressively building wind farms, solar plants, and battery storage facilities. In 2021, it closed down its last remaining coal power plant in Florida and also installed the world's largest solar-powered battery storage system. JT Street and Simon Erickson break down what's powering the next era of NextEra Energy. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/7investing/message

Sit back and plug into this episode where Florida Power and Light's Senior Director of Economic Development Crystal Stiles talks about FPL's EVolution Home Program. Learn how Realtors® can use this program as a selling tool and understand what your next client may be looking for when buying their next home. You can watch the video of RworldTalk podcasts at: RWorldVideos.com

The Coke Zero 400 at Daytona never disappoints!Kenny & Ryan recount their first person experience as the champions from New Smyrna Speedway were honored during pre race ceremonies!- We give you an in depth account of our experience before the race began in segment one and then recap the race and everything that transpired on the track from our perspective in segment 2!-We have updated Nascar and Florida Power rankings-We take a look at what went down at the Auburndale Speedway as they returned from break with the SRL Sportsman and 50+ crowns vics on hand for a wild special event!-We also take a look at the RWR Fantasy results from Daytona and give you our Darlington picks, we will share our Playoff grids next week!

If you google “Florida solar” or “Florida natural gas”, both searches return around 150 million results. NextEra Energy, which owns Florida Power and Light (FPL), the utility that covers much of the state, is targeting zero emissions by 2045. Their 2022 ESG report says FPL expects to quadruple its solar generation capacity by 2031. They […]

Galo Arellano, periodista de la frontera, nos habla de la desaparición de tanques con agua que salvan la vida de migrantes en la frontera de Texas. Además de un análisis de lo que está pasando en esa zona del país. Además, Bianca Soriano, Vocera de Florida Power and Light nos da consejos para ahorrar energía y bajar la factura mensual en el hogar en estos tiempos de calor. Análisis de la Leagues cup y la participación de Messi con el Inter de Miami. Platicamos con el periodista Horacio Gioffre en Contacto Deportivo. En nuestro segmento Unidos Somos Uno, entrevista con Stephanie Valladares especialista en cuidado y salud en el hogar para personas mayores del condado de Osceola, quien nos habló sobre la terapia socioemocional que muchas veces reciben los adultos mayores que reciben una terapia física o un cuidado especializado.

What if you could harness technology to transform your real estate assets into money-minting machines? Sounds intriguing, right? Come and meet our guest, Bill Douglas, a visionary entrepreneur and CEO of OpticWise. Bill's journey from working at Florida Power & Light to building successful companies is not just awe-inspiring but full of valuable insights and lessons for entrepreneurs. His mission? To revolutionize the PropTech industry and help property owners unlock the full potential of their real estate assets through cutting-edge digital infrastructure. So, curate your playlist and make room for this enlightening conversation about real estate, technology, and the entrepreneurial spirit. Trust us, you wouldn't want to miss this.Bill Douglas is the CEO of OpticWise and a growth specialist with a reputation for creating miracles. Bill is an experienced entrepreneur who has launched, sold, acquired, and exited numerous firms. He has also made growth lists for INC and other companies and has been granted a US patent. He has a mechanical engineering degree from Georgia Tech and is a graduate of the MIT Entrepreneurial Master's Program. He braved two near-death encounters and a severe medical diagnosis, earning him the moniker “ResilienceGuy.”Learn more about Bill:Website: https://www.opticwise.com/                      https://www.resilienceguy.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/billdouglas/Email: Bill.douglas@opticwise.comIMPORTANT LINK:Check out the webinar replay here: https://bit.ly/46LtXKFConnect with Jonny!Cattani Capital Group: https://cattanicapitalgroup.com/Invest with us: invest@cattanicapitalgroup.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-cattani-53159b179/Jonny's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jonnycattani/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jonnycattaniYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCljEz4pq_paQ9keABhJzt0AFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.cattani.1

Podcast: The PrOTect OT Cybersecurity Podcast (LS 28 · TOP 10% what is this?)Episode: Michael Welch: Tying Resilience, Availability, Compliance and Cybersecurity Together Into a GRC ProgramPub date: 2023-05-25About Michael Welch: Michael Welch is the Director, GRCaaS within T&D Governance, Risk, Cybersecurity & Compliance group at Burns & McDonnell. He has over 25 years of professional experience in risk management, compliance, and critical infrastructure. Michael previously served as global chief information security officer for OSI Group, a privately-owned food processing holding company throughout 17 countries. In addition, he has worked with Duke Energy Corp and Florida Power & Light, among other companies.In this episode, Aaron and Michael Welch discuss:Integrating compliance, cybersecurity posture, and risk management in governanceEnhancing cybersecurity through asset inventory and collaborative communication for critical infrastructure protectionManaging cross-industry compliance for resilient risk management in operational technology (OT) environmentsThe importance of experience and knowledge in implementing large-scale programs and compliance for effective cybersecurityKey Takeaways:To effectively manage risk and ensure the resilience and availability of critical systems, compliance and cybersecurity need to collaborate within a comprehensive governance, risk, and compliance program, fostering teamwork among engineers, cybersecurity experts, and OEM vendors, especially in complex and retrofitting environments.Building a strong rapport and fostering open dialogue between cybersecurity experts and operational personnel is crucial for safeguarding critical infrastructure, maintaining operational dependability, and harmonizing cybersecurity initiatives with business goals and operational needs.It is crucial to promote a strong culture of safety and prioritize cybersecurity in operational technology (OT) environments in order to protect lives, infrastructure, and ensure the smooth continuation of business, while effectively managing compliance through collaboration and effective leadership within the organization.Experienced professionals and organizations with knowledge in program implementations, compliance, audits, and regional variations can effectively manage risks, maintain compliance, and address cybersecurity challenges proactively to add value and stay ahead of evolving threats. "We do have to adapt to technologies continuously changing. We've talked about it a little earlier that years ago, everything was manual. When technology came in, it's now more automatic. Business wants information, wants data. So that's never going to change, right? So we always have to make sure we're staying continuous. We're continually improving the way we do things." — Michael Welch Connect with Michael Welch: Email: mdwelch@burnsmcd.com Website: https://www.burnsmcd.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-welch-93375a4/ Connect with Aaron:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaronccrowLearn more about Industrial Defender:Website: https://www.industrialdefender.com/podcast LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/industrial-defender-inc/Twitter: https://twitter.com/iDefend_ICSYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@industrialdefender7120Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it. The podcast and artwork embedded on this page are from Aaron Crow, which is the property of its owner and not affiliated with or endorsed by Listen Notes, Inc.

About Michael Welch: Michael Welch is the Director, GRCaaS within T&D Governance, Risk, Cybersecurity & Compliance group at Burns & McDonnell. He has over 25 years of professional experience in risk management, compliance, and critical infrastructure. Michael previously served as global chief information security officer for OSI Group, a privately-owned food processing holding company throughout 17 countries. In addition, he has worked with Duke Energy Corp and Florida Power & Light, among other companies.In this episode, Aaron and Michael Welch discuss:Integrating compliance, cybersecurity posture, and risk management in governanceEnhancing cybersecurity through asset inventory and collaborative communication for critical infrastructure protectionManaging cross-industry compliance for resilient risk management in operational technology (OT) environmentsThe importance of experience and knowledge in implementing large-scale programs and compliance for effective cybersecurityKey Takeaways:To effectively manage risk and ensure the resilience and availability of critical systems, compliance and cybersecurity need to collaborate within a comprehensive governance, risk, and compliance program, fostering teamwork among engineers, cybersecurity experts, and OEM vendors, especially in complex and retrofitting environments.Building a strong rapport and fostering open dialogue between cybersecurity experts and operational personnel is crucial for safeguarding critical infrastructure, maintaining operational dependability, and harmonizing cybersecurity initiatives with business goals and operational needs.It is crucial to promote a strong culture of safety and prioritize cybersecurity in operational technology (OT) environments in order to protect lives, infrastructure, and ensure the smooth continuation of business, while effectively managing compliance through collaboration and effective leadership within the organization.Experienced professionals and organizations with knowledge in program implementations, compliance, audits, and regional variations can effectively manage risks, maintain compliance, and address cybersecurity challenges proactively to add value and stay ahead of evolving threats. "We do have to adapt to technologies continuously changing. We've talked about it a little earlier that years ago, everything was manual. When technology came in, it's now more automatic. Business wants information, wants data. So that's never going to change, right? So we always have to make sure we're staying continuous. We're continually improving the way we do things." — Michael Welch Connect with Michael Welch: Email: mdwelch@burnsmcd.com Website: https://www.burnsmcd.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-welch-93375a4/ Connect with Aaron:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaronccrowLearn more about Industrial Defender:Website: https://www.industrialdefender.com/podcast LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/industrial-defender-inc/Twitter: https://twitter.com/iDefend_ICSYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@industrialdefender7120Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it.

This quick podcast offers a taste of what went on today at Day Three of the American Clean Power Association's CLEANPOWER conference, including insights from:Magic JohnsonLeo Moreno from AES Clean EnergyArmando Pimentel from Florida Power & LightJesse Gronner from Triple Oak PowerSign up for the Renewable Energy SmartBriefFollow the show on Twitter @RenewablesPod

Join Small Biz Florida as Tom Kindred interviews Wes Hudgens, Lead Project Manager of Economic Development at Florida Power and Light (FPL), to discuss the exciting WonderFL campaign. Discover how FPL, a significant contributor to Florida's growth, is partnering with communities and businesses to support talent attraction efforts across the state.  With 12 years of experience at FPL, Wes shares his journey from customer service to community relations and now economic development, He expresses his enthusiasm for his new role, which allows him to continue supporting communities and customers in making lives better in Florida.  Explore the WonderFL initiative, a statewide talent attraction campaign designed to complement ongoing efforts in recruiting the necessary talent for business success.  Wes gives us an overview of the user-friendly website, WonderFL.com, which serves as a funnel starting at the statewide level and guiding users to explore specific regions. Visitors can discover the unique quality of life, resources, assets, cost of living, and demographics of each area, helping them envision their future in Florida.  – Learn more about WonderFL https://wonderfl.com/  For more segments like these, subscribe to Small Biz Florida and Follow the official Small Biz Florida Instagram! This and the following segments were recorded at this year's annual Florida Economic Development Council Conference hosted at Sheraton Orlando Lake Buena Vista Resort

Tom Kindred hosts an enlightening episode of Small Biz Florida as he sits down with GIS Planning's Alissa Sklar, Vice President of Marketing, and Jerry Starnes, Director of New Business Sector Development.  Discover how GIS Planning simplifies complex geographic data for non-GIS users, providing valuable insights to organizations such as Florida Power and Light and Economic Development Groups. Explore the vast array of data points, including demographics, consumer spending, business sectors, broadband coverage, transportation networks, and incentives. – Learn more about GIS Planning: https://www.gisplanning.com/  For more segments like these, subscribe to Small Biz Florida and Follow the official Small Biz Florida Instagram! This and the following segments were recorded at this year's annual Florida Economic Development Council Conference hosted at Sheraton Orlando Lake Buena Vista Resort

On this episode of the South Florida Roundup, we looked at the revisions made to the potential AP African American Studies course, the investigation of a nursing wire fraud scheme (14:01), and the multiple scandals involving Florida Power & Light (37:36).

America's electric companies prepare year-round for extreme weather events, and they make investments and upgrades to help prevent power outages and to speed up restoration when they do occur. In the Sunshine State, Florida Power and Light (FPL) has made significant investments to help withstand hurricane-force winds across its service territory. On this episode, FPL Executive Director of Emergency Preparedness Tom Gwaltney discusses how the company prepares for hurricanes, the proactive investments and upgrades the company has made to enhance reliability for customers, the FPLAir One fixed-wing drone that helps assess damage after storms, and more. Editor's note: This conversation was recorded in December 2022.

On the morning of November 2, 1990, a Florida Power & Light crew was working on an electrical box located in a wealthy Miami Beach neighborhood. The neighborhood was known for its beachfront mansions, however, on this day, it would be known for something that would horrify the community. Tucked along the base of one of the mansion's exterior walls was what the electrical worker first thought was a discarded lollipop wrapper. However, upon closer inspection, the worker was aghast to find the body of a very small child, wearing a t-shirt with three lollipops on the front. Soon, this child would be known as “Baby Lollipops” throughout southern Florida. Listen to this week's episode to hear more about this tragic and shocking case.Join us on Facebook and IG: @HARDCORETRUECRIMEWeb: www.crimesandconsequences.com-------->Get ad-free early releases of each episode, plus over 170 exclusive Members Only episodes by going to Patreon.com/tntcrimes or joining our Apple Channel on the Apple Podcast App.Sources:1)Court Records 2) Book: True Crime Case Histories—Volume 9: 12 Disturbing True Crime Stories by Jason Neal3) Rolling Stone Article: https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-features/inside-brutal-baby-lollipops-murder-case-that-shook-south-florida-113594/ 4) Daily Mail Article: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5174495/3rd-trial-mom-Baby-Lollipops-killing-nearing-end.html 5) Local10.com Article: https://www.local10.com/news/2017/12/12/former-inmates-say-defendants-lover-confessed-to-killing-baby-lollipops-in-1990/ 6) The Sun Magazine Article: https://www.thesunmagazine.org/issues/431/baby-lollipops

Wood Mackenzie's Grid Edge Innovation Summit is now on and we'll be bringing you all the action from the two days of talks right here on The Interchange Recharged. Host David Banmiller is live in Phoenix, bringing you highlights from each day of the conference. Across the next three episodes, David talks to experts and representatives from the leading distribution utilities, software technology developers, public utility commissions and distributed generation players in North America. On day one, David is joined by:Chris Seiple, Vice-Chairman, Energy Transition and Renewables, Wood MackenzieAimee Bailey, Director of Innovation and Portfolio Management, National Grid PartnersMartin Milani, CEO, Sunverge EnergyStephen Hendrickson, US Department of EnergyCrystal Stiles, Florida Power & LightMelissa Chan, Director of Grid Solutions and Strategic Partnerships, Fermata EnergyBen Hertz-Shargel, Global Head of Grid Edge, Wood Mackenzie. Follow us on Twitter @InterchangeShowSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Allen Morris joined his father at The Allen Morris Company in 1980 at the age of 28. Since then, his company has developed 85+ successful award-winning commercial and mixed-use projects with $8.025 billion in business volume. Their portfolio of development projects includes the Florida headquarters for AT&T and multiple district headquarters for Bell South, Florida Power and Light, IBM, Unisys, International Harvester, General Motors Acceptance Corporation, and Lockheed Martin, amongst others. Allen believes his company's legacy of success is due to its unwavering commitment to placing the client's needs first, guaranteeing satisfaction, and delivering what they promise.   I'm excited to be talking to Allen about his recently published book, All In: How to Risk Everything for Everything that Matters, which he wrote as a roadmap for how men can achieve greater effectiveness, fulfillment, and influence when they allow themselves to be vulnerable. He shares what happened when he had a serious accident flying an airplane and why it inspired him to really make his life count. Allen also discusses the connection between old wounds and intense emotions and why understanding that connection is so impactful for inspiring leaders.   “I should not have survived an engine failure at night in an airplane over a wooded residential area — and it gave me a seriousness about wanting to really make my life count and to use my days as best I could.” - Allen Morris   “We can lose our connection to the truth about ourselves and those around us because we've shut out our awareness of emotions.” - Allen Morris   “Old Wounds and intense emotions have a profound, lifelong influence on our lives that we may not realize.” - Allen Morris    This Week on The Wow Factor: Why Allen found his calling in the family business despite initially seeing it as a stepping stone to other opportunities How Allen's father built the Allen Morris Company How the business has grown and evolved over the years Some obstacles to a leader's personal success and what Allen has learned from his own leadership experience How Allen got burned out when he overcommitted, the physical symptoms it produced, and how he got to the heart of the issue Why our subconscious is actually outside of our everyday awareness Allen's experience of going to AA meetings and how they helped him despite him NOT being an alcoholic The value Allen finds in taking part in a circle of grace, creating a space of safety, and being honest with no judgment Why people can be so defensive about change   Allen Morris' Word of Wisdom:  Anyone aspiring to be an influential leader understands that it's got to start with you. You need to discover what is holding you back personally and where you can grow more deeply and find more freedom in your personal life because what happens there will be reflected in your business.   Connect with Allen Morris: The Allen Morris Company Website all in: how to risk everything for everything that matters by W. Allen Morris All in Leaders Website   Connect with The WOW Factor: The WOW Factor Website Connect with Brad Formsma via email Brad Formsma on LinkedIn Brad Formsma on Instagram Brad Formsma on Facebook Brad Formsma on Twitter  

There's a reason former athletes often go on to great business careers thanks to years of training and mental preparation. Buck Martinez is no exception as the former college baseball player carved out a 35-year career as an executive with Florida Power & Light and helped usher in an era of renewables for the utility giant before they were widely accepted as they are now. Martinez dishes on what made the change at FPL so dramatic, how bringing in non-energy professionals helped change the culture and maintaining a singular focus brought huge results. But it might be his post FPL career that Buck is most proud of as the Founder of Student ACES, a high school program in South Florida that has grown from a classroom of students nearly a decade ago to now schools from all over the state and country are interested in what Buck and his team are doing to educate kids through empowerment, education, athletics and group training. It's an incredible story of an old school athlete with a huge heart who is working to help kids navigate their own lives in a rapidly changing society. For more on Buck Martinez and Student ACES.

Ep. 120: UNC Tennis and being classmates with Michael Jordan shaped Pam, who leads in the third largest electric utility company in the United States. She learned about preparedness not on the frontline of storm recovery but on the backline of countless tennis courts, where her father coached her to see how sports could teach you important lessons. Our BONUS resource for this episode is “How to lead through disaster” which includes fill-in-the-blank notes and reflection questions so you can create powerful, positive change in your organization. Click here to download the bonus resource. Special thanks to Samantha Clark and Francisco Nunez for making this episode possible.

Billy has something on Bob Boone, Dave Roberts and Florida Power & Light but we can get to that later. Is crowdsourcing for new field goal posts a bad look for Tennessee? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The state continues to recover from Hurricane Ian. Plus, environmental reporter Kyle Bagenstose looks at Elon Musk's comments on 'population collapse,' former President Donald Trump sues CNN, education reporter Alia Wong discusses how much time kids spend in school and Yom Kippur begins.(Audio: Associated Press)Episode Transcript available hereAlso available at art19.com/shows/5-ThingsSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

It's Thursday, September 29th, A.D. 2022. This is The Worldview in 5 Minutes heard at www.TheWorldview.com. I'm Adam McManus. (Adam@TheWorldview.com) By Jonathan Clark Brother Andrew, God's Bible smuggler, goes to Heaven Andrew van der Bijl, better known as Brother Andrew, died on Tuesday at the age of 94 in the Netherlands. Brother Andrew visited over 125 countries over the course of 60 years in his service to the global church. He is best known for smuggling millions of Bibles into Soviet-bloc countries, an incredible story, told in his book God's Smuggler. Brother Andrew also founded the Christian persecution watchdog group Open Doors. Today, Open Doors helps Christians in over 60 countries, distributing hundreds of thousands of Bibles and over a million Christian books daily. In a video from Open Doors, Brother Andrew urged Christians in the West to live with courage. ANDREW: “I think we in the West, now this is a personal confession, I think we are cowards. We ought to become people of guts and courage and strong convictions and don't count our lives dear unto ourselves.” The Apostle Paul said in Acts 20:24, “Nor do I count my life dear to myself, so that I may finish my race with joy, and the ministry which I received from the Lord Jesus, to testify to the gospel of the grace of God.” Consider giving a donation today of even $5 to Open Doors in honor of Brother Andrew through a special link in our transcript today at www.TheWorldview.com. Dispute over vote for parts of Ukraine to join Russia Russian-installed officials announced the results of referendums in Eastern Ukrainian regions this week. Huge majorities allegedly supported joining Russia. However, Ukraine and Western countries denounced the vote as a sham. Meanwhile, nearly 200,000 Russian nationals have fled to neighboring countries. The mass exodus of men follows President Vladimir Putin's mobilization of Russian reservists in the war against Ukraine. Faculty's attempt to censor Christian from practicing psychology The Autonomous University of Baja California in Mexico recently dismissed proceedings against a Christian student by a group of professors. At the top of his psychology class, Christian Cortez Pérez gave the commencement address for his graduation ceremony in June. Pérez shared his views on the importance of the family and the value of unborn human life.  In response, a group of leftist professors called for the school to ban Pérez from practicing psychology.  After the university denied the request, Pérez said, “Academic institutions must respect the free speech rights of all students. This is a great win for fundamental freedoms.” Ian the Horrible Hurricane Ian made landfall in southwest Florida yesterday with devastating 150 mph winds. The Category 4 hurricane is expected to cause flooding across a large area of the state as the storm heads across the Florida peninsula. Last night, Florida Republican Governor Ron DeSantis made this remark. DeSANTIS: “It's now a strong, category three hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 120 miles per hour. Tornado watches are in effect in central and in South Florida until 5:00am. We have two radar-indicated tornadoes in Kings Point and Palm Beach, as well as possible tornadoes in Hollywood in Broward County.” As of yesterday, over two million homes and businesses had lost power, reports Fox News. Florida Power and Light President Eric Silagy said the company expects it will have to completely rebuild sections of its electrical system given Ian's massive size and powerful winds, reports the Miami Herald. One Floridian, Brennan Prill, captured some storm surge in a time-lapse video which has been seen by 1.9 million people on Twitter. In some places, the storm surge reached 18-feet high. Republicans lay out powerful “Commitment to America” U.S. House Republicans are laying out their agenda, called “Commitment to America,” if they retake the chamber in the midterm elections in November. Republicans say they plan to fight inflation, curb wasteful government spending, make America energy independent, move supply chains away from China, secure the border, expand parental choice in education, protect the lives of unborn babies, and uphold religious freedom. Republican House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy of California shared one of the first steps of their Commitment to America agenda last week. MCCARTHY: “On our very first bill we're going to repeal 87,000 IRS agents! (applause)  Our job is to work for you, not go after you. Our job is to make America stronger.” 5 states have abortion on the ballot  After the Supreme Court's reversal of Roe v. Wade on June 24th, five states will be considering abortion-related ballot measures. Kentucky's Amendment 2 is similar to the amendment that failed in Kansas and would clarify that Kentucky's constitution does not contain a right to abortion. Montana will be considering an act that would ensure that infants, born alive after a botched abortion, are treated as legal persons. Meanwhile, the states of Michigan, California, and Vermont will be considering ballot measures to add abortion as a so-called “right” to their state constitutions.    Americans want political leaders who are honest and courageous And finally, Arizona Christian University released a study revealing that Americans want political leaders who are honest, courageous, and hard-working. A majority of adults also said they want the government to protect religious liberty for all Americans, strengthen the economy by lowering taxes, prevent big tech companies from censoring free speech, and deport violent criminals who are not U.S. citizens. 2 Samuel 23:3 says, “The God of Israel said, the Rock of Israel spoke to me: ‘He who rules over men must be just, ruling in the fear of God.” Close And that's The Worldview in 5 Minutes on this Thursday, September 29th, in the year of our Lord 2022. Subscribe by iTunes or email to our unique Christian newscast at www.TheWorldview.com. Or get the Generations app through Google Play or The App Store. I'm Adam McManus (Adam@TheWorldview.com). Seize the day for Jesus Christ.

Florida Power and Light investigation continues; Beaches Go Green; "Art in Public Places" program; local sports

Redistricting lawsuit; Van Gogh show; hunger in Northeast Florida; power of pink

Billy Corben and Dan discuss the shady work of local politics...and apparently is able to get information like the entrapment of 20 formerly incarcerated felons unwittingly voting illegally and Ron DeSantis' dealings with Florida Power & Light to the public through this show before the Miami Herald can on their platform. Plus, Rabbi Barry Silver, who's also a former legislator for the Florida House of Representatives, joins the show to talk about Florida's anti-abortion law. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Newly uncovered emails show that energy giant, Florida Power and Light wanted to destroy and remove Democratic State Senator, Jose Rodriguez, and they worked with political operatives to make it happen. Remember to tip your host, or become a monthly supporter or friend of the show: KO-FI: https://ko-fi.com/rawnewsandpolitics VENMO: https://account.venmo.com/u/Gina-Bonanno-Lemos PAYPAL: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/ginabonannolemos Tip your host by mail: Gina Bonanno-Lemos 11762 De Palma Rd Ste C1046 Corona, CA 92883 Connect with me on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ginabonannolemos Connect with me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RawNewsAndPolitics Connect with me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ginabonannolemos/ Connect with me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GinaBLemos Watch the show on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/RawNewsAndPolitics Listen to the show on Podbean or on your preferred podcast platform: https://rawnewsandpolitics.podbean.com/ Discover how I went from chronic illness to ultimate health and how you can do it too in my award-winning book, What The Fork? The Secret Cause of Disease: https://amzn.to/2SC3uhf Amazon associate links, like those above, help fund the show, so I can continue to share valuable news and information with you without relying on sponsors and being subject to censorship. Thank you for clicking and shopping!

Ignacio launched his career as an Audit Manager at the “Big Four” firm Deloitte & Touche, where he helped make a positive impact for clients such as Direct TV, Perry Ellis, Florida Power & Light, Elizabeth Arden, Baptist Health System and the Miami Dolphins. After leaving Deloitte & Touche, he worked at MasterCard as the Director of Accounting for the Latin America Region. Upon making the leap into the hospitality industry, Ignacio worked at Shula's Steak Houses for five years as Vice President of Finance and was instrumental to the company's sustained financial success. From 2011 to 2014, he joined 50 Eggs Restaurant Group as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, where he managed all business functions of the 400-employee company, including negotiating and closing the $24-million sale of its Lime Fresh Mexican Grill division to Ruby Tuesday. He also negotiated development deals with the Sands Corp and assisted in the development and operation of James Beard Award semi-finalists Yardbird Southern Table & Bar and Khong River House, among others. In 2014, he joined Grove Bay Hospitality Group as Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer. In just a few years, Grove Bay Hospitality Group has experienced tremendous growth and success while receiving numerous awards along the way. In 2018, Restaurant Hospitality Magazine named Grove Bay Hospitality Group as one of the Top 25 Innovative Multi-concept Restaurant Groups in the United States, it was listed by Entrepreneur Magazine at #250 for the Best Entrepreneurial Companies in America and was awarded the 2018 Business of the Year by the South Florida Business Journal. In addition, Ignacio has been recognized in the community by the South Florida Business Journal Magazine as one of its “Top Movers and Shakers” and in 2018, he was recognized by Ernst & Young as an Entrepreneur of the Year Florida Awards finalist. This award recognizes entrepreneurs who demonstrate excellent and extraordinary success in areas such as financial performance, innovation and commitment to their businesses and communities. In 2020, Ignacio was recognized as one of the most influential restaurant CEO's in the country by Nation's Restaurant News. A true reflection of a career both diverse and successful at every milestone. Ignacio holds a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from the University of Florida, a Master of Accounting from Florida International University, and a Certificate of Foodservice Management from Cornell University. He also serves as Board Member – Florida Restaurant & Lodging Association.

If you heard or tried to watch yesterday's show, you know that I'm in studio gremlin hell. All is still not right with things here, and my scheduled guest had to postpone her appearance. I couldn't just cancel today's show as there's so much going on, that I figured we'll wing it. I'll share some of what I'm watching today, and open the phones to hear from you too. There's the Alex Jones trial, Nancy Pelosi in Taiwan (maybe we should call Taiwan?), the veterans bill that Republicans tanked and are now allegedly supporting, and more... And if everything goes to hell, I have a segment from Brad Friedman's Bradcast about another FloriDUH scam, perpetrated by the largest power company in the country, Florida Power & Light..

Electricity is the vital commodity of the future. At the Edison Electric Institute's annual meeting in Orlando, Host Llewellyn King speaks with utility CEOs, including Eric Silagy of Florida Power & Light, about how they're keeping the electricity flowing during fires, ice storms, and supply chain disruption, and are innovating. Second and final episode in a series.

Maggie Shober is a utility analyst and clean-energy advocate with the Southeast Alliance for Clean Energy. She spends a great deal of her time working the IRP processes state-by-state for the various large utilities in the region, such as Duke, Florida Power & Light,  Southern Co. and the Tennessee Valley Authority, to ensure that utility planning embraces clean-energy resources and other measures to limit carbon emissions and costs for consumers. But she clearly would prefer to see a FERC-regulated competitive wholesale power market in the region, which she believes would better allow integration of renewable energy resources by utilities in the Southeast. However, Shober notes, "There are very large, very powerful utilities in the region that are absolutely against it. And so it's going to be either somehow getting them on board, or dragging them kicking and screaming into a market." But she does see a glimmer of hope in the Carolinas, where policy makers are increasingly considering RTO development in the wake of billion-dollar boondoggles involving aborted nuclear power plant development efforts and coal ash disposal problems that have contributed to escalating electricity costs for consumers. "Where we've seen some of the biggest utility boondoggles in the region is where we've had movement on this," Shober observes. Developments at TVA are another arena in the Southeast where progress could be made toward lessening utilities' monopoly control over captive ratepayers. The city of Memphis, which operates one of the largest municipally owned utility systems in the country, is expected to make a decision by year's end whether to exit the TVA system in order to obtain cleaner and less-expensive electricity in the competitive market. Still, she is a realist, noting how TVA has been "politically protected" by "pretty powerful senators" in Congress. Support the show

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Today on “Catholic Drive Time,” World Health Organization Demands Nations Legalize Abortions Up to Birth – Shawn Carney, 40 Days For Life, joins us to discuss it! Polish Bishop warns Pope Francis about the errors of the German Synodal Way. Florida Power company raises prices sky high and shuts off those who can not pay. Biden's Approval Rating Drops Its Lowest Point Ever, Down 13% Since Last April Second Hour: breaking news, saint of the day, Gospel, Plus New Round of the Catholic trivia game show Fear and Trembling!!! Then Stay tuned for the Catholic Drive Time After Show!!!! Starting at 7:30 am where we let our hair down and speak more casually across our live streams. We will field questions from our comment sections. Follow Catholic Drive Time on social media Official Social Media Account IG: @CatholicDriveTime Twitter: @CatholicDrive Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CatholicDriv... YouTube: Catholic Drive Time Joe Social Media IG: @TheCatholicHack Twitter: @Catholic_Hack Facebook: Joe McClane YouTube: Joe McClane Adrian Social Media IG: @ffonze Twitter: @AdrianFonze Facebook: Adrian Fonseca YouTube: Adrian Fonseca YouTube: Catholic Conversations Rudy Social Media IG: @ydursolrac Youtube: Glad Trad Podcast Twitter: R_Rodcraft https://www.grnonline.com/ Listen in your car on your local GRN station - http://grnonline.com/stations/ Listen online at GRNonline.com Listen on your mobile with our GRN app (both IOS and Android) Listen on Facebook @GRNonline Listen on Twitter @GRNonline Listen on YouTube @GRNonline History of the GRN: Starting with absolutely nothing we placed our trust in the Lord and our Blessed Mother. By August of 1996, we were breaking ground for the construction of the Guadalupe Resource Center where our ministry has flourished. We now operate radio 37 stations that reach a potential listening audience of twenty million souls. The Guadalupe Radio Network is the largest EWTN affiliate in the USA. Visit our website to learn more about us, find a local GRN radio station, a schedule of our programming and so much more. http://grnonline.com/

In this episode of Cut to the Chase:, Class Action attorney Adam Moskowitz tells us of his victory against a subcontractor of Florida Power and Light regarding a water pipe that was broken effecting over 9000 commercial businesses in Ft. Lauderdale.   When have you heard of a Class Action actually going to trial?   Answer-heere on Cut to the Chase: I tell you.   Maybe your company was one of the many businesses effected by the water loss in Ft. Lauderdale and want to know what the impact of the trial verdict is going to be on your business.   Or you just want to see how a Class Action trial actually takes place.     Well take a listen to this unique trial as Adam walks us through the steps.