Podcasts about GCM

Send us a textMeet emerging typeface designers, Paulina Marin and Darrab Qureshi! Paulina designed a typeface called Funky Pants and Darrab designed an Arabic typeface called Qalam in GCM 806 Advanced Typography at Toronto Metropolitan University. In the following conversation, you'll get to hear about each typeface. You'll also hear their perfect type pairings, sensory descriptions of each (sight, smell, touch, sound and even taste), as well as what was easy and difficult about the process. Let the type geekery begin! I'm all about interesting projects with interesting people! Let's Connect on the web or via Instagram. :)

Grand événement - À la recherche d'un Avenir Commun DurableL'IA et les mathématiques pour la météorologie et la climatologieAI and math for meteorology and climatologyCollège de FranceAnnée 2024-20255 mai 2025AI and math for meteorology and climatology - Michael Brenner : The neural GCM, and other remarksMichael BrennerHarvard University, Research Scientist, Google ResearchRésuméI will discuss the Neural GCM, which we built by building a dynamical core in JAX and then training the parameterization on ERA5 on 5-day forecasts. The quality of the forecasts up to 1 year portends a potential revolution in improving model parameterizations of physical systems described by nonlinear partial differential equations, of which weather and climate models are only one example. I will discuss some other problems in this spirit we are working on and try to draw conclusions.Michael BrennerMichael Brenner is the Michael F. Cronin Professor of Applied Mathematics and Professor of Physics at Harvard University, and a Research Scientist at Google Research. He is broadly interested in finding new ways of applying mathematics to the sciences.

Confira nesta edição do JR 24 Horas: A Espanha decretou estado de emergência por causa de um apagão, que também atinge Portugal. Já são dez horas sem energia. Nas ruas, os semáforos apagados causaram grandes engarrafamentos e caos nas avenidas de Madrid. Linhas de trens dos dois países ficaram completamente paralisadas e, só na Espanha, mais de 300 mil pessoas estão sendo resgatadas de dentro de vagões. O primeiro-ministro espanhol, Pedro Sánchez, pediu para que as pessoas evitem viagens 'não essenciais' e usem celulares com responsabilidade. E ainda: GCM e amigo são mortos a tiros após recuperarem moto que havia sido roubada.

Send us a textThis 3 part mini-series features 3 designers who bring different kinds of magazines to life. In this third and final episode, we have Creative Director and magazine designer, Kyle Scrhuder.In this conversation, Kyle straddles the line between printed magazines and digital magazines. You'll also hear about a project early in Kyle's career that fundamentally changed the way he approached magazine design from that day forward. Kyle maps out a framework to balance readability and creativity, digging into actionable techniques to move through a magazine design process, including what magazine designers can learn from UX/UI designers.You can find visuals discussed in the show notes at talkpaperscissors.info.This episode is part of a guest lecture series in GCM 720 Magazine Production & Publishing at The Creative School at Toronto Metropolitan University.I'm all about interesting projects with interesting people! Let's Connect on the web or via Instagram. :)

Send us a textThis 3 part mini-series features 3 designers who bring different kinds of magazines to life. In this second episode, we have Alexandra Golubeva, Designer at Readymag!In this conversation, Alexandra takes us through what Readymag is all about, as well as a series of projects that showcase the platform's capabilities. You'll better understand what's possible with digitally published magazines, as well as how Alexandra thinks about working with type on the web and lots of tips around accessibility for publication design on the web.You can find visuals discussed in the show notes at talkpaperscissors.info and definitely check out all the links to the projects to follow along with eh conversation and explore with us in real time.This episode is not sponsored in any way (just a cool tool!) and is part of a guest lecture series in GCM 720 Magazine Production & Publishing at The Creative School at Toronto Metropolitan University.I'm all about interesting projects with interesting people! Let's Connect on the web or via Instagram. :)

Send us a textThis 3 part mini-series features 3 designers who bring different kinds of magazines to life. First up we have Art Director and Issues Magazine Shop owner, Nicola Hamilton! In this conversation, you'll hear Nicola share what it means to work on projects that manifest in print, as well as how she approaches the design of Serviette magazine to serve the content and audience, including working with a number of design constraints. Nicola shares insights about how she believes current students keen on being part of the magazine industry can work on achieving this reality. We talk about what it means to try and fail in magazine making, as well as communication and collaboration necessary to make a magazine happen. Nicola also chats about her ‘clubhouse for print', Issues Mag Shop, and you'll hear what she's most excited about in Magazine Land.You can find visuals discussed in the show notes at talkpaperscissors.info.This episode is part of a guest lecture series in GCM 720 Magazine Production & Publishing at The Creative School at Toronto Metropolitan University.I'm all about interesting projects with interesting people! Let's Connect on the web or via Instagram. :)

GCM is an award-winning agency that helps businesses and organizations leverage off-the-shelf AI to save time, boost efficiency and grow revenue. Co-founded by Emma and Zach Giglio, GCM delivers hands-on training and AI integration that makes cutting-edge technology accessible and actionable. Named Summerville's 2023 Small Business of the Year, GCM has trained and presented to thousands nationwide, turning AI into a game-changer for small businesses and associations. Learn more at www.whoisgcm.com.

Send us a textFrom the middle ages to the Middle East, From Futura to Freight, join us on a journey across the type universe and go where no designer has gone before...Welcome to An Incomplete History of Type (Part 5!)This episode is guest hosted by Natalie Annabelle.Name: LoraRelease Date: 2022Designers: Cyreal, (Type Designer) Alexei Vanyashin, (Photographer) Olga KarpushinaClassification: Serif fontOwned By: Open Source / SIL Open Font LicenseClaim to Fame: A classic serif typeface that exudes sophistication and readability.I'm all about interesting projects with interesting people! Let's Connect on the web or via Instagram. :)

Send us a textFrom the middle ages to the Middle East, From Futura to Freight, join us on a journey across the type universe and go where no designer has gone before...Welcome to An Incomplete History of Type (Part 5!)This episode is guest hosted by Sam Weinberg.Name: EurostileRelease Date: 1962Designer: Aldo NovareseClassification: GeometricOwned By: URW Type FoundryClaim to Fame: Popular in Sci-fi media and space exploration branding. Used in the original Dr Who title sequence.I'm all about interesting projects with interesting people! Let's Connect on the web or via Instagram. :)

Send us a textFrom the middle ages to the Middle East, From Futura to Freight, join us on a journey across the type universe and go where no designer has gone before...Welcome to An Incomplete History of Type (Part 5!)This episode is guest hosted by Joanne Liao.Name: Abhaya Libre Release Date: 2015Designer: Sol MatasClassification: SerifOwned By: The Abhaya Libre Project AuthorsClaim to Fame: It's a redesigned version of the existing FM Abhaya typeface made suitable for the Latin alphabet.I'm all about interesting projects with interesting people! Let's Connect on the web or via Instagram. :)

Send us a textFrom the middle ages to the Middle East, From Futura to Freight, join us on a journey across the type universe and go where no designer has gone before...Welcome to An Incomplete History of Type (Part 5!)This episode is guest hosted by Matthew Karton.Name: Lexend Release Date: 2019Designers: Bonnie Shaver-Troup, Linnea Lundquist, and later Thomas Jockin, Santiago Orozco, Héctor GómezClassification: Sans-SerifOwned By: The Lexend ProjectClaim to Fame: An early typeface designed for people with Dyslexia, and low reading fluency.I'm all about interesting projects with interesting people! Let's Connect on the web or via Instagram. :)

Send us a textFrom the middle ages to the Middle East, From Futura to Freight, join us on a journey across the type universe and go where no designer has gone before...Welcome to An Incomplete History of Type (Part 5!)This episode is guest hosted by Darrab Qureshi.Name: GeorgiaRelease Date: 1996Designer: Matthew CarterClassification: Transitional Scotch Roman styleOwned By: Microsoft CorporationClaim to Fame: A font created and tailored for on-screen display, Georgia was designed to be highly legible at small sizes on low-resolution screens. Its distinctive serifs and generous spacing make it a popular choice for digital reading and web typography.I'm all about interesting projects with interesting people! Let's Connect on the web or via Instagram. :)

Send us a textThis is the fifth and final episode in a 5-part guest lecture series in GCM 806 Advanced Typography, speaking with design typography pros from across North America!This episode features Koy Sun, a seasoned Thai American artist, whose decade-long journey through the realms of custom lettering and illustration has recently expanded into the vibrant territories of sign painting and mural work. In this episode, you'll hear Koy talk about his introduction to letterforms and using the painted medium to craft his work today. Koy speaks to why he believes people are drawn to hand painted signs and you'll hear how and why sign painters think differently than traditional graphic designers. Finally, you'll hear how Koy stays creatively inspired and why he focuses on authenticity over the algorithm.I'm all about interesting projects with interesting people! Let's Connect on the web or via Instagram. :)

Send us a textThis is the fourth episode in a 5-part guest lecture series in GCM 806 Advanced Typography, speaking with design typography pros from across North America!This episode features Jamie Chang, founder of Manic Type in Toronto, Canada. You'll hear Jamie draw parallels between brand identity design and type design, better understand his process and hear about ways that designing a typeface can get out of hand (in a both a good way and bad way). You'll hear how Jamie decides what kind of type to design next, demystifying the licensing of his fonts, and why he doesn't use AI in his process. Finally you'll hear why creativity shouldn't always be the goal. The thread that travels throughout the conversation is a brilliant analogy comparing the type design industry to the music industry. You'll never look at a font (or a guitar!) the same way again. I'm all about interesting projects with interesting people! Let's Connect on the web or via Instagram. :)

Send us a textThis is the third episode in a 5-part guest lecture series in GCM 806 Advanced Typography, speaking with design typography pros from across North America!In this episode features the legendary, Jessica Hische. You'll hear Jessica's origin story in graphic design and illustration, how she works with sources of inspiration and what her process looks like (yes, verbal brainstorming!). You'll hear how and why technology has changed Jessica's process and how she thinks about the topic on so many creatives' minds: AI. Finally, Jessica shares that it's a small world, after all, and that, in fact, is a really big deal.I'm also joined by Chris Rouleau, co-hosting this episode alongside me.I'm all about interesting projects with interesting people! Let's Connect on the web or via Instagram. :)

Send us a textThis is the second episode in a 5-part guest lecture series in GCM 806 Advanced Typography, speaking with design typography pros from across North America!In this episode you'll hear about Chris' recent projects, the magic to be found in creative constraints, and helpful advice about where to find inspiration. You'll hear about Chris' typical process, his thoughts on how many is too many typefaces and advice for muralists looking to scale up and transfer designs onto a wall. Lastly, you'll hear the role that failure plays in Chris' process and what Chris is up to next.I'm all about interesting projects with interesting people! Let's Connect on the web or via Instagram. :)

Send us a textThis is the first episode in a 5-part guest lecture series in GCM 806 Advanced Typography, speaking with design typography pros from across North America!In this episode you'll hear design, illustrator and content creator, Fiorella Granda, discuss her relatively recent shift to full-time illustration, her creative process and the way passion projects fuel her work with big brands (including details about her project in Toronto with the WNBA). You'll also learn about Fiorella's love/hate relationship with social media, tips for pricing and licensing your work, as well as the magic to be found in showcasing your heritage to others.I'm all about interesting projects with interesting people! Let's Connect on the web or via Instagram. :)

Das ocidoki-Team berichtet über die erfolgreiche Qualifikation zur 19. GCM in Cottbus, Weitere Themen sind Wherigos bei OC und neueste Infos zum OCHQ12-Event in der Schweiz.

A Prefeitura de São Paulo inaugurou nesta terça-feira o “Prisômetro”, um painel 24 horas que vai atualizar em tempo real o número de prisões realizadas por meio do Smart Sampa, um sistema de câmeras de segurança que usa reconhecimento facial para identificar suspeitos, foragidos e pessoas desaparecidas. O equipamento foi instalado na rua XV de Novembro, em frente ao Centro de Comando do Smart Sampa. O lançamento ocorreu em meio a críticas sobre o uso da tecnologia de reconhecimento facial nos blocos de carnaval. Em ofício encaminhado ao prefeito Ricardo Nunes, o núcleo de Direitos Humanos da Defensoria Pública pediu a suspensão da medida. A Defensoria se baseia em recomendação da ONU e não fala no documento sobre evitar prisões, mas se posiciona contra a PM invadir blocos de rua para "caçar" pessoas colocando em risco os foliões. Em entrevista à Rádio Eldorado, o secretário municipal de Segurança Urbana, Orlando Morando, chamou de “esdrúxulo e ridículo” o pedido da Defensoria e alegou que a divulgação das prisões realizadas pela Guarda Civil Metropolitana “dá mais transparência e melhora a sensação de segurança das pessoas”. Questionado sobre a autorização dada pelo Supremo Tribunal Federal para que guardas municipais passem a fazer policiamento ostensivo e prisões em flagrante, o secretário disse que a GCM, que deve mudar de nome, já cumpria esse papel e está preparada para realizar essas ações.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Por 9 votos a 2, o Supremo Tribunal Federal decidiu que as guardas municipais podem realizar policiamento ostensivo, incluindo abordagens, revistas pessoais, apreensões e prisões em flagrante. Mas as ações só podem ocorrer desde que “respeitadas as atribuições dos demais órgãos de segurança pública previstas no artigo 144 da Constituição federal e excluída qualquer atividade de polícia judiciária”. A tese de repercussão geral, que agora terá que ser seguida em outros processos, foi fixada no julgamento de um recurso da Câmara Municipal de São Paulo contra a decisão do Tribunal de Justiça do Estado que julgou inconstitucional uma lei aprovada em 2004 para ampliar as atribuições da Guarda Civil Metropolitana. À época, o TJ-SP considerou que o Poder Legislativo municipal invadiu a competência do Estado para legislar sobre segurança pública. Logo após a decisão do Supremo, o prefeito da capital paulista, Ricardo Nunes, anunciou que a GCM passará a ser chamada de Polícia Metropolitana. Em entrevista à Rádio Eldorado, o especialista em segurança pública Alberto Kopittke, integrante do Fórum Brasileiro de Segurança Pública, disse que “o Supremo reconheceu o que a vida já tinha reconhecido”, mas ressaltou que o Congresso precisa fazer uma mudança na Constituição sobre o papel das guardas municipais. Ele também defendeu a criação de uma escola nacional de formação de líderes com políticas públicas para a atuação desses agentes. “O risco é querer copiar a doutrina do uso da força e ser mais uma polícia na rua disputando com as outras quem prende mais”, afirmou.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What do you think? Send us a textHi everyone. I'm sorry for the delay in releasing this episode. In a minute, we'll get to this week's chat about how female migrant workers are treated after they return to Nepal, but first I want to share some personal news. My stepfather passed away in December, which changed everything. Like many of us he was a migrant. Born on a farm 90 years ago in northwestern Ontario, the centre of Canada, when he was a young man he moved 2,500 km away to Vancouver on the Pacific Ocean. Soon after he moved even further, across what was then Georgia Strait, now the Salish Sea, to Vancouver Island, where my family lived. After he retired, my wife and I, then living in central Canada, encouraged him to visit his hometown. But insisting that he was afraid to fly, he always said no. He also refused to make the trip by train or car. I think maybe he had just become too much of a homebody at that point, preferring to spend his time caring for his yard and small house in a small city. I dedicate this episode to my stepfather, Joe.  This week we're talking with Sunita Mainali, Executive Director of WOREC, an NGO that works on a broad range of women's issues. As I said, we're talking mainly about what happens to female migrant workers after they return from working abroad. As you'll hear, I just assumed that the focus would, and should, be on finding work for these women in Nepal. But I learned quickly that without social reintegration there can be no economic reintegration. One note: Sunita mentions the GCM. That is the Global Coordination Mechanism, an international treaty on migration developed by the United Nations.ResourcesWOREC websiteSend us feedback and ideas. We'll respond to every message:LinkedInInstagramFacebookVoicemailMusic by audionautix.com.Thank you to Himal Media in Patan Dhoka for the use of their studio.

What do you think? Send us a textHi everyone. I'm sorry for the delay in releasing this episode. In a minute, we'll get to this week's chat about how female migrant workers are treated after they return to Nepal, but first I want to share some personal news. My stepfather passed away in December, which changed everything. Like many of us he was a migrant. Born on a farm 90 years ago in northwestern Ontario, the centre of Canada, when he was a young man he moved 2,500 km away to Vancouver on the Pacific Ocean. Soon after he moved even further, across what was then Georgia Strait, now the Salish Sea, to Vancouver Island, where my family lived. After he retired, my wife and I, then living in central Canada, encouraged him to visit his hometown. But insisting that he was afraid to fly, he always said no. He also refused to make the trip by train or car. I think maybe he had just become too much of a homebody at that point, preferring to spend his time caring for his yard and small house in a small city. I dedicate this episode to my stepfather, Joe.  This week we're talking with Sunita Mainali, Executive Director of WOREC, an NGO that works on a broad range of women's issues. As I said, we're talking mainly about what happens to female migrant workers after they return from working abroad. As you'll hear, I just assumed that the focus would, and should, be on finding work for these women in Nepal. But I learned quickly that without social reintegration there can be no economic reintegration. One note: Sunita mentions the GCM. That is the Global Coordination Mechanism, an international treaty on migration developed by the United Nations.ResourcesWOREC websiteSend us feedback and ideas. We'll respond to every message:LinkedInInstagramFacebookVoicemailMusic by audionautix.com.Thank you to Himal Media in Patan Dhoka for the use of their studio.

This episode features a conversation with Toronto-based designer, developer and accessibility specialist, Michael Young. His graduate level research involves making technology more accessible, specifically through the expansion of Raleway; an open source Google font used in communications by the Ontario Government.In this episode you'll hear more about Michael's gateway into this work, hear about the Syllabic writing system, and what Unicode is in plain language. You'll hear what it was like for Michael to embark on a journey of font creation for the first time, including what surprised him the most and what challenged him most in the process. You'll learn about typographic tofu and hear helpful resources related to typography for Indigenous language support.If you'd like to see some of the visuals related to what's discussed in this episode, please check out the show notes at www.talkpaperscissors.info. This conversation is part of a guest lecture series in GCM 230 - Typography at The Creative School at Toronto Metropolitan University.I'm all about interesting projects with interesting people! Let's Connect on the web or via Instagram. :)

This episode features an in-person conversation at Canada's largest graphic design conference with type aficionado, Carl Shura! In this episode you'll hear LOTS of excellent type geekery, such as: The history of the typeface Cooper Black and the ways it's connected to Carl as a personThe idea that letterforms are just ‘blobs with defects'How Carl worked backwards from a few letters to reconstruct an iconic Toronto building signHow to approach the development of a revival typefaceThe ways that tools and our physical human bodies shape our understanding of how type should lookCarl's delightful views on Comic SansAnd so much more!If you'd like to see some of the visuals related to what's discussed in this episode, please check out the show notes at www.talkpaperscissors.info. This conversation is part of a guest lecture series in GCM 230 - Typography at The Creative School at Toronto Metropolitan University.I'm all about interesting projects with interesting people! Let's Connect on the web or via Instagram. :)

No podcast ‘Notícia No Seu Tempo', confira em áudio as principais notícias da edição impressa do jornal ‘O Estado de S.Paulo' desta quinta-feira (19/09/2024): Na “superquarta” dos juros, o Comitê de Política Monetária (Copom) do Banco Central elevou ontem a Selic em 0,25 ponto porcentual, de 10,5% para 10,75% ao ano. Foi a primeira alta no mandato do presidente Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, crítico da atual política monetária. Nos EUA, o Federal Reserve (Fed) cortou a taxa básica do país em 0,5 ponto (entre 4,75% e 5%), na primeira redução desde 2020. O Fed argumentou que há “maior confiança” na redução dos preços. No Brasil, a decisão do Copom foi unânime e incluiu o diretor de Política Monetária do BC, Gabriel Galípolo, indicado por Lula para chefiar o BC a partir de 2025. O Copom afirmou que a alta resulta de cenário marcado por “resiliência” na atividade econômica doméstica, por pressões no mercado de trabalho e elevação das projeções de inflação. E mais: Política: Musk dribla bloqueio de Moraes e usuários têm acesso ao X Metrópole: Câmara libera licitação e simplifica ações em caso de calamidade pública Internacional: Hezbollah é alvo de nova série de explosões, desta vez de walkie-talkies Caderno 2: Tesouros inéditos do baú de CazuzaSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Confira nesta edição do JR 24 Horas: Um dos traficantes mais procurados do Rio de Janeiro morreu nesta terça-feira (17) em confronto com a polícia. Geonário Fernandes Pereira Moreno, de 41 anos, foi baleado em uma comunidade de Belford Roxo, na Baixada Fluminense. E ainda: GCM fica ferido após reagir a assalto e trocar tiros com criminosos na porta de uma escola

En este episodio conversamos con Diego Tabares, GCM desde 2017 sobre la importancia de la salud sexual y reproductiva en América Latina, la violencia obstétrica y la salud mental durante la maternidad en Colombia.

Candidato à Prefeitura de São Paulo pelo Democracia Cristã, Bebetto Haddad quer transformar a Guarda Civil Municipal em “Polícia da Cidade de São Paulo”, com o dobro do efetivo atual. Questionado qual seria a diferença em relação à atual GCM, o candidato disse que era uma “questão de prestígio”. “A guarda, você pensa, está guardando alguma coisa, já a polícia você pensa que pode combater o crime”. O candidato também prometeu aumentar o salário dos professores da rede municipal. Bebetto foi deputado federal pelo MDB na década de 90. Também foi secretário de Esporte, Lazer e Recreação na gestão de Gilberto Kassab. O candidato já foi filiado ao MDB, Avante e PTB, e, desde o começo do ano, está no DC. Bebetto Haddad participou da série de entrevistas do g1 com os candidatos à Prefeitura de São Paulo. No podcast O Assunto, Natuza Nery entrevistou, ao vivo, os nomes que tiveram ao menos 5% de intenção de voto na pesquisa Quaest publicada em 30 de julho: Tabata Amaral (PSB), José Luiz Datena (PSDB), Guilherme Boulos (Psol), Pablo Marçal (PRTB) e Ricardo Nunes (MDB). Os outros cinco candidatos foram entrevistados pela jornalista Paula Paiva Paulo em conversas gravadas de 30 minutos. Todas as 10 entrevistas estão disponíveis, na íntegra, no g1, no Globoplay, no Youtube do g1 e como um episódio especial do podcast O Assunto.

Candidato à Prefeitura de São Paulo pelo PSTU, Altino Prazeres defende a tarifa zero nos ônibus da cidade todos os dias da semana. Para custear a extensão do benefício à população, Altino diz que irá romper os atuais contratos com as empresas que operam o sistema de ônibus. "Nós queremos reestatizar todas as empresas públicas”, afirma. Ele também diz que a GCM deveria ser controlada “pela comunidade”. Em um partido que não teve votos expressivos nas últimas eleições, Altino disse que a candidatura não é “capricho”. “Nós estamos lançando porque não temos acordo com as demais candidaturas”. Operador de trem há 29 anos, Altino já foi presidente do Sindicato dos Metroviários, de onde é diretor. Aos 57 anos, ele disputa um cargo público pela terceira vez. Altino participou da série de entrevistas do g1 com os candidatos à Prefeitura de São Paulo. No podcast O Assunto, Natuza Nery entrevistou, ao vivo, os nomes que tiveram ao menos 5% de intenção de voto na pesquisa Quaest publicada em 30 de julho: Tabata Amaral (PSB), José Luiz Datena (PSDB), Guilherme Boulos (Psol), Pablo Marçal (PRTB) e Ricardo Nunes (MDB). Os outros cinco candidatos foram entrevistados pela jornalista Paula Paiva Paulo em conversas gravadas de 30 minutos. Todas as 10 entrevistas estão disponíveis, na íntegra, no g1, no Globoplay, no Youtube do g1 e como um episódio especial do podcast O Assunto.

In this episode we talk with the GCM team about the role of young people in accomplishing sustainable development and the programs that the organization offers for young people.

This week Joe and Ped are joined by their mate George from GCM who shares his incredible journey from being banned from driving to work with the Police on the biggest road safely social media channel in the world.Don't forget to send us your questions or subject for future episodes.Subscribe/Follow, give us a rating and give us a follow on Instagram for all the latest Podcast news - https://www.instagram.com/drivetorque...Aside from our headline sponsor Michelin, we would like to thank;Podium place - https://podiumplace.co.uk/Manfrotto - https://www.manfrotto.com/uk-en/Joby - https://joby.com/uk-en/Cheers and see you at the next one

Part II of a three-part series with Zach Giglio from GCM. In this episode, we discuss how new AI tools, like ChatGPT, are changing business.

In the first episode of this special 3-part series featuring Zach Giglio from GCM, Zach explains how small to mid-sized businesses can incorporate Artificial Intelligence into workflows to save time and money. In this limited series, I'll be speaking with Zach about AI, what it is, what it isn't, how it's influencing business now, and how it will influence the future of work.

Get ready for a special, three-part series from Biz-eWerk, "AI in Business Applications with Zach Giglio." Few topics today elicit more questions and debate than how we will use the real technology of Artificial Intelligence. To get some expert insights into AI business applications, Biz-eWerk is excited to introduce a three-part series featuring Zach Giglio. Zach and Emma Giglio's consulting firm, GCM, shows businesses how to leverage off-the-shelf AI applications to streamline and improve business processes. And Zach will be speaking more about this topic at TEDx Hilton Head later this year. Be sure to subscribe to Biz-eWerk so you don't miss any episodes of this special three-part series. premiering July 9th. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/biz-ewerk/message

Os destaques dessa quarta-feira (26) no Morning Show: Cartilha do PCC, contendo 45 regras do crime, é encontrada com preso. SUS da segurança pública, PEC está em análise no Palácio do Planalto. Restrição de ação da GCM na Cracolândia: Justiça de São Paulo proíbe guarda de atuar como PM. Rodrigo Pacheco fala de invasão de competência do STF no caso da descriminalização das drogas. Deputados correm para alcançar assinaturas para a CPI do Arroz antes do recesso. Pantanal vive as piores queimadas em 20 anos. Mais de 70% dos brasileiros estarão acima do peso em 2044, então, como manter hábitos saudáveis? Marcio Atalla responde. Homens trocam socos dentro da academia em Belo Horizonte. O que fazer com fotos do ex?  Essas e outras notícias você confere nessa edição do Morning Show, a revista radiofônica da Jovem Pan.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're thrilled to bring you the first episode of the Leadership on the Links podcast with guest expert Pat Jones! Pat has been a passionate advocate for superintendents and the golf industry for 30 years. As head of Flagstick LLC, he uses that passion to help organizations communicate with customers and drive sales more effectively and efficiently. Pat has been a business media executive for most of his adult life, profitably steering the sales and editorial operations of Golf Course Industry, Lawn & Landscape, Golfdom, and GCM. He specializes in researching and tracking the state of the golf course maintenance market and shining a spotlight on the industry's best people, practices, and products. Pat is also a frequent keynoter at conferences and industry events. In this episode, Pat and Tyler break down our recent 2024 Golf Course Superintendent Employment Trend Report, including steps you can take to market yourself more effectively and prepare for the next level in your career.  The #1 Skill Golf Course Superintendents Want to Learn We had over 300 respondents for our 2024 Golf Course Superintendent Employment Trend Report, but what was most interesting was the qualitative data. The verbatim comments provided deep insights into how satisfied superintendents are with their careers, what worries them, and what they need to go to the next level. Although some superintendents mentioned the need for certifications or better leadership skills, the overwhelming majority felt they needed to become better communicators–to tell their stories, expand their network of contacts, and sell themselves more effectively.  In general, our respondents felt good about their jobs, but 43% said they were waiting for the next opportunity to come along (either within their organization or at another club), which makes communication even more vital.  Pat recommends superintendents share their goals with their team and board members regularly. Keep people informed about what you're doing and why. Not only is this a great way to hone your communication skills, but it will also position you for that next opportunity when it becomes available. Biggest Challenges The biggest worry for superintendents in 2024 is managing club expectations. Many respondents said they feel pressure to create perfect course conditions, even though they don't have the resources. The other major theme was work-life balance. Superintendents are increasingly standing firm on work-life balance, with 80% actively working on improving their well-being Gone are the days when superintendents were happy to put in 90-hour weeks and miss their kids' baseball games. Many respondents said they've started communicating with their leadership about mental health, while others are working on their own internalized expectations and making more time for family, hobbies, and exercise. Hit play on this episode to hear the full report breakdown with insights from Pat Jones… Quotes “That's what this industry is all about, the relationships and the people we've gotten to know over the years.” “It's a small, small business…if you know a couple hundred people, chances are pretty good you can be successful with those relationships.” “Networking and communications–it all comes back to that.” “Train, trust, and delegate.” “The #1 piece of advice for building a good team and being a good leader and a good manager of people was to get to know them as human beings and not just as somebody who punches a clock.” Links mentioned in this episode: The Flagstick Blog: https://www.patjonesflagstick.com/  Connect with Pat on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pat-jones-226766b0/  Send Pat an email: patjonesgolf@gmail.com

Welcome back to Christian in Progress with Samuel Perez. In this episode, Samuel introduces Mike Patino, CEO of Global Catalytic Ministries (GCM). Mike shares his incredible journey from being the youngest firefighter in Miami to leading a global disciple-making ministry. Mike discusses the mission of GCM, which focuses on making disciples in some of the most challenging regions of the world, including Iran, Afghanistan, and Mecca. He shares inspiring stories of transformation, such as the first-ever recorded baptism in Mecca and the miraculous encounters of women in Pakistan led to Christ through dreams. The conversation also delves into the future of GCM, including innovative projects like the coaching portal and the Maranatha Collective, a creative initiative aimed at capturing the sound of the underground church. Samuel and Mike emphasize the importance of unity and family within the body of Christ, encouraging listeners to get involved and support the mission of GCM. Whether through donations or becoming a disciple-maker, there are numerous ways to contribute to this life-changing work. For more information and to get involved, visit catalyticministries.com. Check Out The Visual Version of this Podcast on my Youtube Channel. Follow me on Instagram @Samuelabrahamp and don't forget to check us out on youtube www.youtube.com/c/SamuelPereztv for the on camera visual video of this episode! Monthly Partners click here to sign up and receive some gifts! patron.podbean.com/samuelperez The rest of our donation links to Venmo, Paypal, and Cashapp can be found on my website Samuelabrahamperez.com or christianinprogress.org Join My Online Discord Church for fellowship with me and others! Click Here For Invite Check out our merch at sub.samuelabrahamperez.com Email me at Unitedtwelve@gmail.

Welcome back to Christian in Progress with Samuel Perez. In this episode, Samuel introduces Mike Patino, CEO of Global Catalytic Ministries (GCM). Mike shares his incredible journey from being the youngest firefighter in Miami to leading a global disciple-making ministry. Mike discusses the mission of GCM, which focuses on making disciples in some of the most challenging regions of the world, including Iran, Afghanistan, and Mecca. He shares inspiring stories of transformation, such as the first-ever recorded baptism in Mecca and the miraculous encounters of women in Pakistan led to Christ through dreams. The conversation also delves into the future of GCM, including innovative projects like the coaching portal and the Maranatha Collective, a creative initiative aimed at capturing the sound of the underground church. Samuel and Mike emphasize the importance of unity and family within the body of Christ, encouraging listeners to get involved and support the mission of GCM. Whether through donations or becoming a disciple-maker, there are numerous ways to contribute to this life-changing work. For more information and to get involved, visit catalyticministries.com. Check Out The Visual Version of this Podcast on my Youtube Channel. Follow me on Instagram @Samuelabrahamp and don't forget to check us out on youtube www.youtube.com/c/SamuelPereztv for the on camera visual video of this episode! Monthly Partners click here to sign up and receive some gifts! patron.podbean.com/samuelperez The rest of our donation links to Venmo, Paypal, and Cashapp can be found on my website Samuelabrahamperez.com or christianinprogress.org Join My Online Discord Church for fellowship with me and others! Click Here For Invite Check out our merch at sub.samuelabrahamperez.com Email me at Unitedtwelve@gmail.

This episode kicks off with Chris and Zacca sharing their recent training updates. Chris crushed a massive 98km week, including a Friday session leading into a 2-hour Saturday long run. He dives into some key workouts like 3 x 3km and 3 x 2km intervals as he preps for the Albert Park 10k. Zacca, focusing on strength training, manages to string together some longer runs, including a lap around the Tan. He also ponders his bike choice for the upcoming GCM support crew duties. #TeamRun2PB Guest: Benji Hoppit Returns! We welcome back Benji Hoppit (#TeamRun2PB), coached by Brady Threlfall, for his second appearance on the show (originally on episode 156 in August 2023). Benji shares exciting stories from his travels abroad for his job in high-performance elite sport. Then, he dives into his recent racing success in New Zealand, including a huge personal best in the half marathon and another PB in the 10k, where he even achieved a negative split! Benji takes us through the details of both races and unveils his training plan as he gears up to tackle the Gold Coast Marathon once again. Food, Shoes, and Sub-4 Minute Miles Chris throws some medium-paced questions Benji's way, including his go-to food choices while traveling and his current shoe preference. The conversation then shifts to a recent Canadian Running Magazine article exploring the potential longevity benefits of running a sub-4-minute mile.

As a part of a partnership between GCM and John Deere, this episode of the GCSAA Podcast celebrates Women's Golf Day 2024 — which runs an entire week this year, May 28-June 4 — with a panel discussion among four women working in turfgrass management about the state of the women-in-turf movement. Devon Carrol, solution development manager with Envu, serves as the guest host for this episode and is joined by Carol Turner, superintendent at Bigwin Island Golf Club in Baysville, Ontario; Andi Meadows, assistant superintendent at TPC San Antonio; and Andrea Salzman, assistant superintendent at Pinehurst No. 2 and The Cradle in Pinehurst, N.C.The GCSAA Podcast is presented in partnership with Envu.

GCM boys soccer team journey to making history at the UIL State Soccer Championship game.

This episode turns the tables on the longtime host of this podcast, Scott Hollister, as he prepares to depart GCSAA after 26 years on the job. Scott offers us a candid look into his long tenure with GCSAA and GCM , from the adrenaline of the 2000 U.S. Open to the solidarity felt during the industry's trials post-9/11. Alongside Howard Richman, Scott reminisces about the serendipitous turns and the cherished camaraderie that have punctuated his journey.The GCSAA Podcast is presented in partnership with Envu.

Mr. Braffman is a member of the Infrastructure Advantage Investment Committee and the Real Assets Investment Committee. He leads the firm's real estate practice and is responsible for managing investment activities, product development, and growth.On this episode, Peter and Brandon discuss: GCM Grosvenor and Investing strategiesDefining the emerging managerStakes investingCreating enterprise valueLinks:GCM GrosvenorJuniper SquareBrandon on LinkedInTopics:(00:00:00) - Intro(00:00:36) - Peter's background and career(00:08:00) - The Resolution Trust Corporation(00:12:58) - GCM Grosvenor(00:19:52) - Investing Strategies(00:27:58) - Defining an emerging manager(00:29:32) - How important is the type of capital to your investing thesis?(00:32:20) - Stakes investing(00:37:37) - Creating enterprise value(00:40:54) - GCM's investing strategy(00:48:30) - Advice for investors(00:54:45) - How are you thinking about niche asset classes today?(01:00:30) - Getting in touch with Peter

Our thanks go out to When Christians Speak Talk Radio for allowing ADORATION With Mac to do a special broadcast featuring the Great Commission Ministry of Colonial Baptist Church, located in Randallstown, MD, as they celebrate the 25th Anniversary of their annual missions conference. This year the conference will be held Friday, March 8th - Sunday, March 10, 2024, and will feature Dr. Bernard Fuller of New Song Bible Fellowship Church in Lanham, MD. Tonight, Mac has the opportunity to chat with GCM representatives Rev. Cecil Cunigan, Sister Florence Carter, Sister Tonia Yancy, and special guest Brother Clarence Smith. Join us for a riveting look at what it takes to be a missionary, how to support missions, and learning from the stories from the mission field. Below, please find how you can be a part of the missions conference, and how to make a donation.  Dates: March 8th - March 10th (for times of services, visit Missions@colonialbaptistch.org),        Address: Colonial Baptist Church, 9411 Liberty Road, Randallstown, MD  Phone: 410-655-1080  Zoom Link for Saturday, March 9, 2024 at 9:30am – 3:00pm Meeting ID: 870 6488 8244 Passcode: 919439                                                                                                              

Brian joined me to discuss his recommended soil sampling strategy for an 18 hole golf course. We also discussed what he teaches in a 2 hour GCSAA seminar on physical testing.Mavis Consulting website with lots of resources: http://mavisconsulting.com/This blog post on soil sampling got the Doublecut treatment: https://www.asianturfgrass.com/post/composite-samples-1/Brian's article on turf testing techniques from GCM magazine: https://www.gcmonline.com/course/maintenance/news/turf-testing-techniquesRead more about all kinds of turfgrass topics at https://www.asianturfgrass.com/Get ATC newsletters at https://subscribepage.com/atc_newslettersTurfgrass information and decision-making tools at https://www.paceturf.org/PACE Turf YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/user/paceturfATC's YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/asianturfgrasscenterListen to the ATC Doublecut with Micah Woods podcast at https://doublecut.asianturfgrass.com/Listen to the ATC Office Hours podcast at https://office-hours.asianturfgrass.com/

Hello and welcome to another episode of the Migration & Diaspora Podcast, a show about all things migration. Today, I'm delighted to welcome Elana Wong from the Civil Society Action Committee (CSAC) to the show to talk about multi-stakeholder engagement in global migration governance. About Elana  Elana is a young advocate for migrant rights, and civil and whole-of-society representation, currently serving as part of the secretariat for the CSAC and Global Forum on Migration & Development (GFMD) Civil Society Mechanism, housed under the International Catholic Migration Commission (ICMC). She formerly served as Co-Director (2021-2023) and Asia-Pacific Regional Lead (2020) for the Migration Youth & Children Platform, where she led youth participation in multiple migration advocacy processes at the global and regional processes, including the 2020 Global Compact for Migration Asia-Pacific Regional Review, the 2021 GFMD, and the 2022 International Migration Review Forum, as well as for cross-cutting international policy forums for UNESCO, WHO, and United Cities and Local Governance (UCLG). Originally from Malaysia and Singapore, she currently resides in the UK. What we talk about Elana and CSAC's work to engage in global migration governance processes like the Global Compact for Migration (GCM). Perspectives on how the GCM, adopted in 2018, has gone thus far with respect to civil society engagement. How the GCM's commitments to multi-stakeholder engagement compare with the realities of its implementation. How to enable meaningful multi-stakeholder engagement in global migration governance. I'm so glad to have Elana on the show to update us on this topic after her colleague and legendary civil society activist, Colin Rajah, came on the podcast (Episode 16) a couple of years back to share some really valuable insights. I highly recommend you tune in to that one too. As always, thank you for listening and I hope you enjoy the show.  Links CSAC: https://csactioncommittee.org/  Connect with Elana Wong: https://www.linkedin.com/in/elana-wong/ MDPcast #16 with CSAC's Colin Rajah on the messy but beautiful world of civil society engagement: https://www.homelandsadvisory.com/podcast/episode/262a4909/episode-16-messy-but-beautiful-how-civil-society-engages-in-global-migration-governance IMRF 2022 Assessment Paper: https://csactioncommittee.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/IMRF-2022-ASSESSMENT-PAPER-Final-7.pdf GFMD Civil Society: https://gfmdcivilsociety.org/ All the MDPcast episodes and show notes: https://homelandsadvisory.com/podcast

GCM is a family-founded global communications agency that believes in the power of human connection and business as a force for good. Zach is a communications expert with more than a decade of experience in public relations, public affairs, marketing and both digital and social media. He has worked for the largest public relations agency in the world in Washington D.C. and Johannesburg and as an independent contractor, and now runs his own boutique communications firm. His clients have ranged from executives and Fortune 500 companies to startups and community businesses. He has launched and run an award-winning corporate news site, crafts and executes comprehensive communications strategies, including crisis communications plans, and specializes in customized trainings to help organizations hone in on their identities and set the foundation for a strong communications and marketing strategy. Zach also helps his clients scale internal and external communications capabilities. As a lifelong sports enthusiast with a love for politics, Zach enjoys working on teams to strategize, problem solve and win. His relationships with clients bring him joy, as does working with them as an extension of their teams, to help them meet their goals. Zach sits on the boards of two nonprofits and is an active member in his local community. He regularly speaks at conferences and is active in his local community. Zach has a passion for travel, conversation and wine, driven by his love for storytelling, history and place. He lives in the Charleston, S.C. area with his wife and son. Instagram: @whoisgcm/ The link Zach shared during our chat: Copy.ai:  https://www.copy.ai/?via=zach-giglio LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/zachgigliopr/ Company Website:  https://www.whoisgcm.com/

This episode of the GCSAA Podcast features another in our occasional "Legends of Turf" series as we sit down with Don Hearn, CGCS Retired. Hearn is the current executive director of the GCSA of New England, but his influence extends well past that role. He spent nearly 40 years as a working superintendent in New England, including a 29-year stay at Weston (Mass.) Golf Club, and served as GCSAA's president in 1987. Our guest host for this episode is Howard Richman, GCM's associate editor.The GCSAA Podcast is presented in partnership with Envu.

GP opens on the news around the league that the Oklahoma City Thunder are being a new $900M arena and will stay in OKC through at least 2050 + that the Washington Wizards could be looking into relation to Virginia due to breakdowns in negotiations related to their arena renovations.We discuss how both of these situations relate to the Grizzlies current situation with FedExForum and potentially signing a new lease (25:18) Bill Belichick might be out in New England, Kelce bros lead jersey sales in Europe, LIV Golf to add 2 more players, Juwan Howard's future unclear at Michigan, and GP has a parenting dilemma on his hands(1:25:40) GP's Carry Out with what we're watching and reading tonight including Grizz at Rockets, and GP finally watched the movie we've all been talking about here at GCM

GP opens on the new look Monday Night Football with 2 games last night...what we liked and didn't like, Nick Chubb is done for the year after a bad leg injury, and BBB is very insensitive (28:50) Chris Vernon joins to talk NFL, MLB and more + why is everyone at GCM scared of GP? (1:08:44) Mel Tucker vs Michigan State, Colorado Star Travis Hunter has a lacerated liver, Nick Saban has a QB problem, Patrick Mahomes gets PAID, and Elon Musk wants to charge everyone for X (Twitter)(1:43:40) GP's Carry Out with what we're watching and reading tonight including O's/Astros and a new Netflix Doc