Podcast appearances and mentions of Gary Goldberg

Three hundred Canadian Jewish leaders have put their names to a full-page letter that appeared in several prominent newspapers to express their concerns about what's happening in Israel and about the threats to democracy there. The first ad ran in the Saturday edition of the National Post. A slightly different version—using more conciliatory language and supporting the “aspiration to find a renewed and applicable balance between the rulings of the majority of the Knesset and the rulings of the courts”—ran Sunday in two popular centre-left and left-wing Israeli newspapers, Yedioth Ahronoth and Haaretz. The organizers admit they didn't plan for the ads to run as late as they did; they had hoped it would be published before Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced last week that he would be temporarily pausing the push to reform the judiciary until after Passover, so as to avoid “civil war”. The announcement came as hundreds of thousands of Israelis took to the streets and participated in a nationwide general strike to protest the reforms. Still, the message from 300 signatories is the latest and the largest single public expression of concern from Canada's Jewish diaspora since Israel's right-wing government took power three months ago. Toronto philanthropist Gary Goldberg and his extended family were among the small group of friends who started the campaign and paid for the ads. Goldberg joins The CJN Daily to explain why they did it. What we talked about Read Phoebe Maltz Bovy writing in_ The CJN _about the history of Jewish open letters Lila Sarick on what four Canadian rabbis tell their congregations about Israel, _in The CJN_ How Halifax got its emergency matzah shipment this weekend, after scarcity, in_ The CJN_ Credits The CJN Daily is written and hosted by Ellin Bessner (@ebessner on Twitter). Zachary Kauffman is the producer. Michael Fraiman is the executive producer. Our theme music is by Dov Beck-Levine. Our title sponsor is Metropia. We're a member of The CJN Podcast Network. Support the show by subscribing to this podcast or donating to The CJN. This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

This week we welcome the CEO and Founder of SquadLocker, Gary Goldberg.SquadLocker is innovating the athletic apparel market by making it easier for coaches and league administrators to manage purchasing for sports teams. We talked about the thousands of hours he had in the textile business, how he applied that to build his own company and the real-time moment when he saw how his customers were actually using the platform. 

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We've got an announcement to make and we've gotta have the SquadLocker CEO and head coach help us make it. Need some motivation? This is the episode for you. We get some goosebump-worthy quotes that are sure to fire you up. Gary also breaks down some of the most important properties of highly effective employees and why he prefers hiring former athletes. Past Our Prime is brought to you by Squadlocker. Follow the crew around @PastOurPrimeShow on Instagram.

Gary delves deeply into how investors can navigate through the recent tough times with Bitcoin, some of the Tech Sector, inflation, interest rates and the recent earnings reports. Also, Gary talks with a Penn State College Student to discuss the student loan crisis from his point of view and what young people are facing in a rough economy and job market when they graduate.

This week on Money Matters, Gary Goldberg looks into the Federal Reserve, its plans to continue raising the interest rate as well as his thoughts on the FAANG stocks, AI and earning season.Gary also welcomes pitcher Jim Kaat, who will be inducted into Baseball's Hall of Fame this year, about his career, how baseball does its business today as compared to past decades and Kaat's new book: Good as Gold: My Eight Decades in Baseball

This week, Gary Goldberg invites Ken Mahoney of Mahoney Asset Management (and FOX Business contributor) to discuss how to invest though this high-inflation environment amid strange happenings through the real estate and tech sectors as well as how to resist the urge to run away from stocks and other investments during tough economic times.

Amid the Russia-Ukraine War, Bill Browder discusses what's behind Putin's wealth and financial corruption underneath the surface of the Russian economy. Browder covers it in his new book, Freezing Order: The True Story of Money Laundering, Murder and Surviving Vladimir Putin's Wrath.Gary also goes in-depth on what investors need to know before exploring emerging and other foreign markets as well as thoughts on investing in this inflationary period.

Paychex Founder Tom Golisano joins Gary Goldnerg this week to discuss his latest book, The Italian Kid Did It. They also look into today's high inflation and employment issues throughout the U.S.Gary also looks into income investments, life insurance and strategies to navigate the current rough market environment.

FSRA Chief Financial Analyst Sam Stovall joins Gary Goldberg as his research reveals potentially encouraging news for investors after a tough first quarter of 2022. Also, Gary discusses stock investment philosophies while helping you navigate through this continually volatile market.

This week on Money Matters, Gary looks at the latest market reactions to commodities supplies,the high costs of metals, inflation, shrink-flation and more ripple effects from the current geo-political turmoil and how you can defend your portfolio.Gary also goes in-depth on the crop of "dividend aristocrat" stocks an why it can be wise to stay in the market after retirement.

This week on Money Matters, Gary talks with Market analyst/Columnist Mark Hulbert about the rising uncertainty surrounding inflation, energy, the Russia-Ukraine War and how not to make rash decisions reacting to the constantly changing financial climate.

Gary breaks down ways to protect your portfolio without rash movements while navigating the rough market terrain as the Russia-Ukraine War adds to already-high inflation. Expert Market Analyst Ed Yardeni goes in-depth on these issues with Gary as well during the program, offering his analysis of the situation.

Former Assistant US Treasury Secretary Monica Crowley joins Money Matters with Gary to break down how the Russia-Ukraine War impacts the markets, investments and consumer prices coupled with the already troublesome US economic conditions now and future ripple effects including potential stagflation.Gary also discusses investment strategies in the current volatile business climate and what investors in emerging markets need to be wary of including involvement in international conflicts.

Gary Goldberg invites Mahoney Asset Management Founder and Fox Business Contributor Ken Mahoney to answer the burning question in investors' minds: Is Market Volatility the New Normal -- and How Do We Defend Our Portfolios?Also, Gary looks at the how the Russia-Ukraine tensions could affect your investments and takes a deep dive into annuities.

This week on Money Matters, Gary talks with former Waffle House President Bert Thornton about the importance of mentoring and how the breakfast chain grew to become a successful empire. Gary also reveals the "Rule of Three" for investors in a news-driven market environment.

January 2022 saw a rough ride for the stock market. While many factors contributed to the downturn, what of the historic rule of thumb indicating January is a bell weather month for the entire year? Gary Goldberg and FSRA Chief Investment Strategest Sam Stovall break it down and discuss the possibilities.

Former US Secretary of both Labor and Transportation Elaine Chao joins Gary Goldberg to break down what's really happening with the employment crisis, inflation and how the situations might directly or indirectly affect your investments.

Chief Financial Analyst Greg McBride of Bankrate.com talks with Gary Goldberg this week about the what the Federal Reserve's proposed rate hikes, potential inflation-induced actions, the recent insider trading scandal and what it all means to investors.

This week, Gary looks at Quarter 1 of 2002 with Ken Mahoney, Founder of Mahoney Asset Management and frequent contributor to FOX Business.They discuss which sectors could benefit from either a continuation of high inflation or a correction. Gary and Ken also delve how investors should look at the first quarter in terms of market history and current movements.In addition, Gary covers the market landscape going into Q1, some tax strategies and how what's happening throughout the financial landscape and how that can affect your retirement savings.

Gary Goldberg looks at the history of Neiman Marcus and its co-founder Carrie Marcus-Neiman with the retail innovator's grand-niece Jerrie Marcus Smith, who recently release her great-aunt's biography, A Girl Named Carrie: The Visionary Who Created Neiman Marcus and Set the Standard for Fashion.Gary also looks at year-end retirement investing strategies, how it's not too late to save on taxes by investing in your Roth IRA and top market news at the end of Q4 2021.

Highlights from some of Gary's most interesting conversations and commentary

Gary Goldberg, Chief Data Officer, Trading and Shipping at BP, talks about the role data will play as the firm transitions into an ‘integrated energy company' With the 2021 UN Climate Change Conference just weeks away, the pressing need for the global economy to transition to greener energy sources is ‘top of mind' for leaders across the globe. This need will be a defining feature of business and data strategies for energy companies including BP in the coming years. In this week's Business of Data podcast, BP Chief Data Officer, Trading and Shipping Gary Goldberg outlines the role data will play in helping BP to realize its vision of becoming an “integrated energy company”. “BP is transitioning into an integrated energy company,” Goldberg says. “That, especially from a data perspective, creates a whole load of opportunities. When we look at new sources of energy, when we look at production techniques, there's a need for data to support those initiatives.” “[This] also means that the company is moving from a historically siloed approach to different commodities to (as the title would imply) an integrated approach,” he adds. “It puts data more and more at the heart of everything we're trying to do.” “That integration of data and what that means for the company and what we can do is incredibly inspiring,” he continues. “It means bringing together data from across our commodities, from across the new products we're bringing to market, and getting the interrelationship insights that are gained in offering a portfolio of products to our customers.” BP's Data-Driven Business Transformation For any historic organization, achieving such an ambitious goal is like turning an oil tanker at sea. Creating a truly data-driven organization will take time. But Goldberg highlights several key milestones his team has already reached on that journey. “We've got some pockets of real excellence and are trying to scale up,” he says. “For me, the transformation on the data comes down to fundamentally allowing people to understand the value of data.” “When we can articulate what [our data] assets are, we can then have a conversation about how you want to manage them,” Goldberg continues. “For us, one of the first [milestones] was just to establish that inventory.” He notes: “[It was about] changings the conversation from an ethereal one around, ‘Let's just make it better', to, ‘This is what we have. This is what we could have. It will generate a return if we use it for the following purposes. How much would you spend to get that return?'” “For me, when I changed that conversation to where the conversation was one of investment return, that's the transformative moment,” Goldberg concludes. “It's when the business was properly engaged.” Key Takeaways Data integration can enable business innovation. Breaking down data silos is essential for uncovering insights that stem from the interconnectedness of data Articulating the value of data is key for securing buy-in. Reframe governance conversations around increasing the value of the company's data asset and achieving business outcomes Cataloging data is the first step to quantifying its value. Before leaders can talk about how to increase the value of their data assets, they should understand what data their businesses have

Division of Student Affairs Staff Writer and host Matt Lupica, along with co-host Dean of Students Talea Drummer-Ferrell, talk with Assistant Vice President for Student Engagement and Services, Gary Goldberg, Senior Executive Director for Residence Services and Dining, Jill Jenkins, and Senior Director for Finance and Technology, Mike O'Karma about the exciting new changes in dining coming up for the fall semester. Original Release Date: July 2021

Division of Student Affairs Staff Writer and host Matt Lupica, along with co-host Dean of Students Talea Drummer-Ferrell, talk to members of the DSA Senior Team, including Vice President for Student Affairs, Dr. Lamar Hylton, Assistant Vice President for Student Engagement, Gary Goldberg, Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs and Director of University Health Services, Julie Volchek, Assistant to an Executive Officer, Kendra Wilson, and, Assistant Vice President of Equity, Identity, and Success, Yvonna Washington-Greer to discuss an unprecedented 2020-21 academic year. Original Release Date: May 2021

In Parashat Ki Tissa, we encounter the infamous episode of the Golden Calf. What does this story say about us, and what does it teach about God? In this episode (recorded at Temple Beth-El's virtual Shabbat morning service on March 6, 2021), TBE member Dr. Gary Goldberg discusses “the unbearable grace from the face and the trace left behind by the loving, living, God”, in a Dvar Torah inspired by the medieval mystic Rabbi Isaac Luria, the 20th-century French philosopher Emmanuel Levinas, and contemporary sage Rabbi Yitz Greenberg. Temple Beth-El is committed to leading people into growing relationships with Jewish community, wisdom, and practice that help them thrive intellectually, emotionally, and spiritually and that inspire them to build a more compassionate, just, and peaceful world. TBE Richmond Podcast is produced by Abby Miller. Our theme music is composed and produced by Stephen Frost. Learn more about our dynamic, warm, and passionate congregation, affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism, at www.bethelrichmond.org.

In our introductory episode, host Gary Goldberg shares what to expect in the upcoming episodes of On the Whistle: the Youth Sports Leadership Podcast.

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