Podcasts about general managers

Dan Devone & Shomari Block have a  conversation with former General Manager and Coach, Gary St Jean and talk Warriors, Steph Klay & Dray, Run TMC era, who he would've loved to coach, favorite Warrior jersey and more!

Trey Lance passer rating and the 49ers pre season game, 49ers current roster, Wrs Ray Ray McCloud & Danny Gray, Trey Lance vs Nate Sudfeld at QB and more! Also conversation with former General Manager and Coach, Gary St Jean and talk Warriors, Steph Klay & Dray, Run TMC era, who he would've loved to coach, favorite Warrior jersey and more!

Full Hour | In today's third hour, Dom welcomes in Jeff Hurley, General Manager of the Trenton Thunder, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a promotional giveaway of Narcan, a first in the country, at an upcoming baseball game. First, though, Dom asks Jeff for some history of the franchise, with Hurley revealing ties to the Yankees and Red Sox and appearances by Alex Rodriguez and Nomar Garciaparra. Then, Giordano hops into a conversation centered on the controversial giveaway, with Hurley providing more information about it, telling that it's not a standard giveaway and fans will have to request the Narcan. Hurley notes the importance of addiction awareness, telling of the many Trentonians who have been affected by addiction. Then, Giordano returns to a conversation centered on national politics, taking calls from listeners offering their opinion on the Washington Post report that Trump took documents relating to nuclear secrets. Also, Dom previews a rally tonight by senate candidate John Fetterman, his public appearance since suffering a stroke back in May. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)

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In today's third hour, Dom welcomes in Jeff Hurley, General Manager of the Trenton Thunder, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a promotional giveaway of Narcan, a first in the country, at an upcoming baseball game. First, though, Dom asks Jeff for some history of the franchise, with Hurley revealing ties to the Yankees and Red Sox and appearances by Alex Rodriguez and Nomar Garciaparra. Then, Giordano hops into a conversation centered on the controversial giveaway, with Hurley providing more information about it, telling that it's not a standard giveaway and fans will have to request the Narcan. Hurley notes the importance of addiction awareness, telling of the many Trentonians who have been affected by addiction. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by teasing what's coming up on today's show, telling that a new critic will be joining to break down what's coming up in the world of television and film. Then, Giordano notes that the General Manager of the Trenton Thunder will join around 2PM to discuss their decision to offer Narcan as a promotional giveaway. Then, Dom hops into a conversation about the news centered on the unprecedented FBI raid of former President Donald Trump's Mar-A-Lago compound, offering his opinion on a Washington Post report that the documents in Trump's possession were related to nuclear materials. After that, Dom tells of a new edict set forth by a national teacher's organization that suggests teachers hide gender identity from parents. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)

The Mariners have sent Kyle Lewis down to AAA. It's been a rough two years for the 2020 American League Rookie of the Year. The Mariners don't have time to waste because they're in the hunt for October. Detroit has fired their General Manager. Where do the Tigers go from here? What are the key series to watch for this weekend? All this (and more) on today's episode.

Yvonne Castaneda is a licensed mental health professional and part-time faculty member at Boston College School of Social Work where she teaches courses such as Basic Skills in Clinical Social Work and Social Welfare Systems. Born in Los Angeles, Castaneda spent much of her childhood in Miami. Her parents were immigrants to the United States – her father from Cuba and her mother from Mexico. Her parents never had formal schooling, but they emphasized the importance of education and work ethic. Castaneda has never shied away from the challenge of a new job. Throughout her life, she has worked as a waitress, bartender, schoolteacher, operations manager, personal trainer, fitness center manager, linguist and translator for the Department of Justice and DHS (DEA, USCIS and FBI), social worker, yoga teacher, and life coach. In 2005, Castaneda began her career in fitness with Equinox Fitness in Miami Beach and within a few years, Castaneda was promoted to Personal Training Manager. In 2010, she took a leadership role with The Sports Club/LA, which ultimately brought her to New England to be the General Manager of the SCLA in Boston, one of the more high-end gyms in the city. She has also worked as a General Manager for Healthworks Fitness. Castaneda dealt with mental challenges throughout her young adult life, and thought often about how to embrace her vulnerabilities to help others. She describes her challenges as “severe mental health issues, addiction and an eating disorder for roughly twenty years,” all of which ultimately became the driving force that brought her to the field of mental health. In addition to her role at Boston College, Castaneda is a licensed clinician (LICSW), and the author of the book, Pork Belly Tacos with a Side of Anxiety, which chronicles the struggles she had throughout her life. She wrote this book for young adults, specifically children of immigrants who struggle with the identity conflict found at the intersection of cultural norms and white American societal expectations. In this episode, Castaneda dives headfirst into her story, inspiration for writing her book, the many lessons she's learned across her wide range of experiences throughout her life, and so much more. Her willingness to open up and embrace vulnerability was jaw-dropping and we are so honored to have her on the show.

Burnt Church Distillery General Manager Chris Crowe Chats Craft Authentic Lowcountry Spirits with a Story to Tell, Whiskey in South Carolina, PGA Tour, Golf & More The Birdies & Bourbon team had a blast chatting with Chris Crowe about Burnt Church Distillery's origin story, current lineup of spirits and new releases coming out soon. Burnt Church Distillery is offering some wonderful expressions. On the show we sampled their Bluffton Whiskey, Johnny Fever, Palmer's Stretch and Anita's Choice. Each of these whiskies were outstanding and a compliment to their South Carolina roots. Pour some Burnt Church Distillery sip along and listen/watch. Be sure to check Burnt Church Distillery out online at https://burntchurchdistillery.com/ The Neat Glass. Be sure to check out The Neat Glass online at theneatglass.com or on Instagram @theneatglass for an improved experience and use discount code: bb10 to receive your Birdies & Bourbon discount. Thank you for taking the time listen to the Birdies & Bourbon Show for all things PGA Tour, golf, gear, bourbon and mixology. Dan & Cal aim to bring you entertaining and informative episodes weekly. Please help spread the word on the podcast and tell a friend about the show. You can also help by leaving an 5-Star iTunes review. We love to hear the feedback and support! Cheers. Follow on Twitter & Instagram (@birdies_bourbon) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/birdies-bourbon/support

In this episode, we'll feature a segment from a recent WQA Essentials webinar that provided a look into different communication styles and their impact on the job. The discussion is led by Kelley Mudgett, Human Resources Director, North America, at Culligan International. The panelists are: Claudia Milliron, Market Research Manager, Kinetico Incorporated; Mike Mitchell, Director of Advanced Technology, PUR; Rachel Cook, Director of Human Resources, Eco Water; and Irma Bishop, MWS, General Manager, Hall's Culligan. Later, we'll have our Motivational Minute and WQA Tip. Learn more about the WQA Mid-Year Leadership Conference at https://wqa.org/mylc.

David W. Checketts is one of the most seasoned and well-known sports, media and entertainment executives in theindustry with a career that has spanned over four decades. Over that time, Mr. Checketts has been responsible for thesuccess of some of the most iconic brands in their respective industries.Mr. Checketts is the Managing Partner of Checketts Partners Investment Management, a private equity firm foundedin 2011 focused on sports, media and entertainment with investments in premium hospitality, ticketing, ArtificialIntelligence / data analytics and broadcast technology services. The firm has also advised investors and owners inprofessional sports leagues around the world.From July 2018 to June 2021, Mr. Checketts served as the President of the England – London Mission of the Churchof Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, overseeing the Mission's diverse and impactful operations in the midst of theglobal pandemic.Since 2016, he has served as Non-Executive Director of Gravity Media, the leading global provider of complex livebroadcast facilities and production services to content owners, creators and distributors, where Checketts Partners isan investor.Mr. Checketts was Chairman and CEO of Legends Hospitality Management, the premier provider of hospitality,merchandising and premium ticketing services, founded by the New York Yankees and Dallas Cowboys. CheckettsPartners held an equity stake in the company until October 2015. As Chairman and CEO from December 2011 toOctober 2015, Checketts guided the company through a substantial period of expansion and growth in marketshare, establishing it as one of the industry's standard-bearers. Under Checketts leadership Legends made a majorexpansion both domestically and internationally. Added to the core Yankee and AT&T (Cowboys) Stadiums, areiconic venues such as LA Angel Stadium, Levi's (49ers) Stadium, and Manchester City Football's Club EtihadStadium. Notably, under Mr. Checketts' guidance, the company was awarded, designed, built and nowoperates the heralded One World Observatory at the top of One World Trade Center. The Observatory opened inMay 2015 and is a must-visit for New Yorkers and tourists alike.Previously, Mr. Checketts founded SCP Worldwide in 2006. Under his direction and leadership, SCP has owned andoperated an impressive stable of assets including: the St. Louis Blues, Scottrade Center, Peabody Opera House, the2009 Major League Soccer (MLS) Champions Real Salt Lake, Rio Tinto Stadium and ESPN 700 Sports talk radio aswell as other investments in live entertainment and TV production. The Blues went from worst to first under hisleadership and the expansion club Real Salt Lake became the model franchise for MLS teams.Mr. Checketts established his sports media company after a successful ten-year career at Madison Square Garden(MSG).  As President and Chief Executive Officer from 1994 - 2001, Mr. Checketts oversaw all operations of “TheWorld's Most Famous Arena” and its three sports franchises, the New York Knickerbockers of the NBA, the NewYork Rangers of the NHL, and the New York Liberty of the WNBA – along with the award winning MSG Networkand FOX Sports Network.  Mr. Checketts was also responsible for the acquisition and restoration of New York'shistoric Radio City Music Hall.  Under his leadership, MSG was named Arena of the Year for six straight years, andestablished the MSG “Cheering for Children” foundation, which created after school programs for thousands of NewYork City school children.Mr. Checketts began his career at Madison Square Garden as President of the New York Knicks in March 1991.  Inthe four seasons he served as President, the team finished twice in first place, made it to the Eastern ConferenceFinals twice and captured the Eastern Conference Champion Title in 1994.  During this time, the team set records inattendance, ratings and revenues including setting the all-time sellout streak of 460 games at The Garden.  During histenure Forbes named the Knicks the most valuable franchise in the NBA.Prior to joining the Knicks, Mr. Checketts spent one year as General Manager of NBA International, working withNBA Commissioner David Stern on building a presence for the league in broadcasting and licensing around theworld.In 1983, Mr. Checketts was named President and General Manager of the Utah Jazz.  At 28 years old, he became theyoungest chief executive in the history of the NBA.   During his six-year tenure, the team captured two MidwestDivision titles and enjoyed a multi-million dollar economic turnaround.Mr. Checketts did his undergraduate studies at the University of Utah and earned his MBA from Brigham YoungUniversity in 1981, where he graduated with top honors. Upon completion of his studies, he joined the Boston-basedconsulting firm, Bain & Company.He previously served as a Director of JetBlue Airways, IMG Worldwide (serving as Chairman of the AuditCommittee), Citadel Communications (serving as Chairman of the Audit Committee), Cablecom (Switzerland) andRepublic Mortgage Home Loans.He resides in Connecticut with his wife Deb. They have six children and eighteen grandchildren.

Wolf and Luke are joined by Amiel Sawdaye to discuss the recent passing of Nicole Hazen, Tommy Henry's debut and the recent dominance of Merrill Kelly.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wolf and Luke are joined by Amiel Sawdaye to discuss the recent passing of Nicole Hazen, Tommy Henry's debut and the recent dominance of Merrill Kelly.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Shep Bostin is an Enterprise Architect for Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) working with Systems Integrators focused on the public sector. As an Enterprise Architect, Shep is responsible for designing technology solutions that support and align with customers' organizational missions, technology strategies, and IT processes. He has more than 30 years of IT experience in systems engineering, product management and marketing, and technical presales for hardware and software manufacturers. Shep holds a Bachelor of Science degree, with honors, in Information and Decision Systems from Carnegie Mellon University and is a graduate of Phillips Academy at Andover.Doug Wolfe is currently a Vice President and General Manager for Jacobs. He served as the CEO of BlackLynx from March 2018 until November 2021 when Jacobs acquired BlackLynx.  BlackLynx is an industry leader in delivering high performance computing and cloud infrastructure services to the government, and Wolfe is continuing to enhance and deliver mission-critical capabilities in his new position. A recognized federal government leader, Doug Wolfe served 33 years with the CIA, his last position being Deputy Director of the Science and Technology Directorate. He retired from federal service in December 2017. Wolfe served as Chief Information Officer (CIO) at the CIA from 2013 to 2016, in charge of Agency Information Technology (IT) vision and strategic direction, along with advising the Intelligence Community (IC).Throughout his career, Wolfe held multiple CIA positions, among them were Deputy Director for Acquisition, Technology, and Facilities at the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI); Deputy Director of the Office of Global Access (OGA), and program manager overseeing the end-to-end system acquisition of an innovative new source and method for the Intelligence Community. Wolfe holds a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Southern California, and a master's degree in system engineering from Virginia Tech. 

On this episode you'll hear from Mike Monahan, General Manager of a brand new golf course opening September 10th in St. Johns County Florida, Stillwater Golf & Country Club.  This Hampton Golf managed property is the centerpiece of a new Lennar Homes 55+ community and features 18 holes designed by Bobby Weed, unique stack faced bunkers, a well appointed practice facility , including a Himalayan putting green, and so much more.  Get the inside scoop you'll only hear on this podcast on the first golf course built in the NE Florida area in over 20 years!

Welcome to our Unlocking Brand series, where our global brand experts host live case studies, deliver actionable insights, and answer key questions on the topics that matter to brand marketers today. In this episode, Michelle Leyden Li, CMO of GlobalFoundries joins our President of the Pacific Rim Jason Cieslak and General Manager, Katie Conway to explore the lessons learned and the results experienced from rolling out the new GlobalFoundries brand one year ago.

We continued our August interview series by catching up with Panthers GM Bill Zito. Some would say that he's been the busiest man in hockey this summer as he hired Paul Maurice, filled out the edges of his roster in free agency, oh, and he also happened to orchestrate one of the biggest trades of the salary cap era. He broke down how the mega-deal between the Panthers and Flames went down and why he's excited to welcome Matt Tkachuk to his organization. He also spoke a little bit about why it made sense to trade away Jonathan Huberdeau, who holds many Panthers franchise records, and Mackenzie Weegar, who many view as a top pairing defenseman.He also talked about his journey to being a General Manager, his risk tolerance, and how he goes about building what he hopes to be a Stanley Cup champion.Before the interview with Bill, Frank and Jason talked about Huberdeau's new contract with the Calgary Flames and also the status of some of the remaining UFA's like Nazem Kadri, Phil Kessel, and PK Subban.8:10 - Huberdeau contract & Flames plans13:25 - Kadri update & the rest of the remaining FA's22:50 - The Arizona arena26:30 - Could the NHLPA grieve the Keith cap recapture?29:55 - Zito on all the big changes32:00 - What does he love about Tkachuk36:40 - His journey as a GM52:10 - Going all in & learning lessons See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this week's podcast we chat with Trevor Schoerie, Founder & General Manager of Pharmout about:Pharmaceutical cannabis standardsGood Manufacturing Practices (GMP)Good Agricultural and Collection Practices (GACP)Cannabis complianceSetting up a cultivationManufacturing standardsPharmout https://www.pharmout.net/AltMedhttps://altmed.com.au/podcast/pharmaceutical-cannabis-standards-trevor-schoerie-of-pharmout-altmed-podcast-ep-64/

Troy Weaver has been the General Manager of the Detroit Pistons for three seasons now. He's had three draft classes under his belt, from Killian Hayes in 2020 to Cade Cunningham in 2021 and Jaden Ivey in 2022. Which draft class has proved to be Weaver's best class during his tenure in Detroit? Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline BetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

TVB is a name synonymous with the golden age of Hong Kong entertainment, cult classic TV series and Cantopop at its best. After 55 years, where is it headed as demand for Cantonese language content appears to ebb? Desmond Chan, the General Manager of TVB International, tells about the challenges in finding talent, producing content while ensuring profits and maybe even discovering the next Chow Yun-fat in Malaysia.

On the August 8 edition of A's Cast Live, our weekly all baseball talk show Monday through Friday, Chris Townsend discussed the best closer entrances. He was joined by A's Pitching Coach, Scott Emerson, Angels TV Analyst, Mark Gubicza and A's General Manager, David Forst. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome to the Data Gurus podcast! Sima has curated a series of interesting and informative past episodes of the podcast for August. She will be back again in September with new guests, fresh content, and a few surprises! Today's episode is a replay of episode 170 with Adam Jolley, the EVP and General Manager of Americas for Paradigm Sample. In this episode, Adam talks to Sima about how leadership has had to change over the last two years as a result of how the world has changed since the pandemic. Adam's background It was a shock for everyone when the pandemic hit. It was also a big shock to Adam's career because he had quit his thirteen-year job as President of a stable company a few months before. At the time, he was navigating what to do for a career. He was also considering whether to get into leadership or be an individual contributor. Having to change If Adam had started with Paradigm immediately after quitting his old job, nothing would have changed, and he would not have gotten any better at what he did. Due to all the changes, including the influence of the change in the mindset of the employees, he had to change how he did everything. A routine Adam feels that before the pandemic, most people were in a routine. They were doing the same job repetitively, so they started getting lazy. People started becoming replaceable, and products became widgets and started becoming commoditized. Competition for your people Before, people had to think about competition in terms of market and product. Now, there is competition for people. Sales It is no longer possible to have a playbook for sales. Currently, there is no one way to manage, sell, or communicate with everybody because that would be limiting. An opportunity for leaders All the changes have created an opportunity for leaders to personalize their message and motivate their people to show up for work. Customizing leadership People learned more about each other when everyone started working remotely and communicating via Zoom. That helped Adam customize his approach to leadership. How Adam changed personally after the pandemic When making decisions, Adam stopped looking at what had happened and what was happening that day. He was forced to think differently about his goals, so he developed an emotional attachment to his job beyond the paycheck, insurance, and other benefits. Teamwork Adam was never a big believer in teamwork before. That has changed because everyone has gone through a hard time and a change together, and everyone needs acceptance. Branding With the change in leadership, there is more emphasis on branding. There is also more emphasis on companies because so much has changed. Personal branding Many leaders focus on their personal brand outside of the company. However, personal branding is just as important internally as it is externally. Have your house in order The most important part of a business is ensuring you have your own house in order before putting anything out there. Leadership and embracing innovation It is scary for people to innovate and have foresight, especially when things are going well. However, to move forward, innovation needs to be company-wide. Everyone, including the sales team, has to think about where things are going and what comes next. A tough balance Even though it is tough to balance, leaders must bring their people along throughout the innovation process. A fine line There is a fine line between taking market feedback, input from sales, input from marketing, and input from people building products, rationalizing what is important, why it is important, and getting everyone to agree about those decisions. Culture An interesting problem for leaders is when they see a company they would like to acquire, but it will not pass the road test for the executive team. Adam believes that is partly due to leaders misunderstanding what c...

TVB is a name synonymous with the golden age of Hong Kong entertainment, cult classic TV series and Cantopop at its best. After 55 years, where is it headed as demand for Cantonese language content appears to ebb? Desmond Chan, the General Manager of TVB International, tells about the challenges in finding talent, producing content while ensuring profits and maybe even discovering the next Chow Yun-fat in Malaysia.

Welcome to WHCB's Prayer Time! The host of Prayer Time is our General Manager, Dr. Kenneth C. Hill, and the broadcast airs on 91.5 FM and WHCBRadio.org each morning at 6 AM.  Do you have questions or prayer requests? Please send them through our website! You can send us a message, give online, and listen online at WHCBRadio.org. Thanks for listening to Prayer Time!Support the show: http://www.whcbradio.orgSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Simon Blunn is SVP and General Manager for the EMEA region at WalkMe, a pioneer of the digital adoption sector. In a nutshell, digital adoption is the process of helping businesses make sure people – both staff and customers – are actually using any new technologies those businesses have embraced as part of their digital transformations. Simon is also a veteran of the enterprise IT industry more broadly, whose career has encompassed stints at the likes of HP and Cisco. Simon joins me on Tech Talks Daily to talk about what digital adoption is, why it's important to businesses, and how businesses can achieve true digital adoption. He also talks about WalkMe's recently-released Digital Adoption For Dummies guidebook. We discuss the centrality of digital adoption. Simon shares his belief that although digital transformation is essential to businesses in all industries, the technologies embraced during these businesses' digital transformations must be used and understood – this often isn't the case! Replacing legacy technologies with swanky new software may actually make things more confusing for businesses' staff, worsening their digital experience and driving down productivity. In short, achieving digital adoption is central to successful digital transformation. Simon also shares his view, if businesses want to retain and attract talent, an IT team that ensures a fuss-free digital experience is paramount. The pandemic-induced increase in home working means many staff are less concerned about whether their office has a coffee machine, and more concerned about whether they can easily use the applications and software necessary to do their jobs.

Mason and Ireland talk about common bad habits - what are yours? Pete Rose let some expletives slip during a live telecast, triggering discussion about MLB legends who missed out on the Hall of Fame. Legendary English retired professional golfer and television commentator Nick Faldo announced his retirement from broadcasting. Artificial intelligence could bring the return of Vin Scully to the broadcast booth. Les Snead, the General Manager of the LA Rams, joins the guys to talk about the upcoming NFL season. Rams Cornerback Troy Hill joins the guys to talk about coming back to LA from the Browns. How good is Cooper Kupp? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

August 8, 2022 ~ Barry Owens, General Manager of Treetops Resort, talks with Guy Gordon on the 2022 WJR Pure Michigan Ag Tour about the "Bee Experience" in Gaylord and the upcoming fall golf season.

Evan and C-Mac are live at Giants Camp and the General Manager of the New York Football Giants took a little time to stop by and chop it up with the boys.

One of the current trends in the medtech industry involves companies expanding digital solutions. While digital innovation can be slow to progress in regulated industries like healthcare, GE Healthcare is changing the game with Edison Digital Health Platform, a vendor-agnostic hosting and data aggregation platform with an integrated artificial intelligence (AI) engine.   https://protect-us.mimecast.com/s/hOpUC0R296fkxwzJVUwANnt?domain=linkedin.com/ (Vignesh Shetty), Senior VP & General Manager of Edison AI And Platform at GE Healthcare, discusses why the digital platform is a difference maker.

In this episode, RETHINK Retail Co-Founder and Managing Director Paul Lewis welcomes Rob Garf, Vice President and General Manager for Retail at Salesforce, to the show to discuss what's in store for Holiday 2022. During their conversation, Rob shares insights from Salesforce's recently released 2022 Holiday Predictions and Holiday Planning Guide for retailers. Hear why retailers that have brick-and-mortar locations are going to grow at a 1.5x higher rate than those without, why retailers are caught playing discount chicken, and why Rob believes "margin will be the Grinch that Stole Christmas." About the guest: With more than 25 years of global retail experience as practitioner, industry analyst, strategy consultant, and software leader, Rob Garf is no stranger to the industry and the challenges retailers face. He currently leads retail strategy, product, and insights—and advises senior executives globally on digital transformation. Rob is also a frequent industry speaker, a member of NRF's Digital Council, and Chair of the Retail Customer Advisory Board. Read Salesforce's 2022 Holiday Predictions Report: https://www.salesforce.com/blog/holiday-shopping-predictions/ Read Salesforce's Holiday Planning Guide: https://www.salesforce.com/resources/retail/holiday-readiness/ If you enjoyed this episode, please let us know by subscribing to our channel and giving us a 5 star rating us on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

“No question, you have to speak up. Because I know people spoke up for me and questioned incorrect assumptions or bias in the room.” K. Patrick Davis is the VP and General Manager for Blue Buffalo, the #1 natural pet food brand in the US, and now General Mills largest brand. Previously Patrick was Henkel's SVP and Head of US Laundry & Home Care — working on brands like All, Snuggle, Persil, and Renuzit — where he also functioned as the division CMO. Patrick also spent ten years as VP + General Manager at Georgia Pacific - leading work on many of the company's largest brands and retailers. And of course, Patrick got his start at P&G - spending nearly a decade in marketing and sales - working on teams like Crest and Walmart. Patrick received his MBA from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and studied business science at The University of South Carolina at Columbia. For 30 years, Patrick's been a proud member of the Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, continuing to serve as a local officer — and he's also an active mentor to young men of color through the Kappa League program. He lives in Connecticut with his wife and three sons. You'll enjoy this candid conversation about authenticity , connection, respect — and speaking up.

Johnny Gaudreau wanted the Flyers. It was a case of unrequited love. The Blue Jackets decided that they were ready for a relationship, acquiring the best free agent available this off season.A tale of two cities and two General Managers.  What the hell happened?Also, did Calgary have a fine offseason despite the loss of two stars?Is speed really the only way to win in this league?Strummer has been a hockey man all his life, culminating in his turn as Director of Pro Scouting for the Columbus Blue Jackets.Joining Bob and me is Jody Shelley, former Blue Jacket and Flyer, and current Columbus NHL analyst.It's the Reload, how bad teams get good and good teams get better.

Jerry Dipoto, General Manager of the Seattle Mariners, joins Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain to talk about what the team did at the trade deadline in getting Luis Castillo, if they made an offer for Juan Soto, Mitch Haniger and Julio Rodriguez's health updates.

From Springfield, MO on May 8th, 2010, it's Whad'ya Know with the consumate hillbilly Dr Fred Pfister, the consumate Ozarks rockers The Skeletons, the only castle builder in Southern Missouri, Julie Sonveau, and the retiring, but never shy General Manager of KSMU Arlen Diamond--

Our expert host, David M. Brear, is joined by some great guests to ask 'how will PSD3 shape the future of Open Banking?' Payment Services Directive 2 was the starting pistol for innovation across financial services and the Open Banking space. The European directive had truly global repercussions, igniting huge interest from investors, and leading to billion dollar valuations for companies on both sides of the Atlantic. Our panel of experts are asking, how well has PSD2 gone? What comes next with PSD3? And what the global impact could be? This week's guests include: Nilixa Devlukia, Founder, Payments Solved Thibault de Barsy, Vice-Chairman & General Manager, The Payments Association EU Dan Morgan, Policy Lead - Europe, Plaid Fintech Insider by 11:FS is a podcast dedicated to all things fintech, banking, technology and financial services. It's hosted by a rotation of 11:FS experts including David M. Brear, Simon Taylor, Jason Bates and Gwera Kiwana, as well as a range of brilliant guests. We cover the latest global news, bring you interviews from industry experts or take a deep dive into subject matters such as APIs, AI or digital banking. If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to subscribe and please leave a review Follow us on Twitter: @fintechinsiders where you can ask the hosts questions, or email podcasts@11fs.com! Special Guests: Dan Morgan, Nilixa Devlukia, and Thibault de Barsy.

The Pittsburgh Steelers new General Manager struck again by signing Diontae Johnson to a very team-friendly two-year extension. Jeff Hartman, BTSC Senior Editor, talks about this, and more, on the latest episode of "Let's Ride". Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Plus, we know Wu-Tang is for the children... now Metallica is, too. Danny rips a burp that fumigates the studio and starts to lose his voice. Preseason NFL football! Bill Belichick crushes dreams. And a visit from Derrick Miramontes, General Manager of D-BAT PDX WEST, and indoor baseball facility with batting cages and more, open to the public.

General Manager of D-BAT PDX WEST, an indoor baseball facility open to the public, opening Monday in Portland! More batting cages!

Newly acquired forward Kevin Fiala joins Jesse Cohen and Zach Dooley on this episode of All The Kings Men. Fiala signed a 7 year extension immediately following the trade that brought him to LA. The Swiss native scored 85 points in 82 games for the Minnesota Wild during the 2021-22 season. After the conversation with Kevin Fiala, stick around to hear from the General Manager of IFK Helsinki, Tobias Salmelainen, as he reveals what Kings fans can expect from newly drafted defenseman Otto Salin.

Manoj Nair, Chief Cloud Officer & General Manager at Metallic.io joins host Zack Hack to discuss data protection, the role it plays in overall security strategy, and more. The Payment Security series is brought to you by GM Sectec. In this series, we will discuss how payment security is changing, how your company can ensure compliance, why being secure builds trust with customers, and more. With operations in 50 countries worldwide and headquartered in San Juan, Puerto Rico, GM Sectec has over 50 years of service in the technology and security verticals. To learn more about our sponsor GM Sectec, visit https://gmsectec.com/

This week we are joined by our friend Hakan Satiroglu. Hakan serves as the VP of Strategy of the Glimpse Group as well as the General Manager of XR Terra. Listen as we speak about education technology and the ways that AR/VR are shifting how we approach educational systems and expanding our means of connecting with one another.    Listen Here: http://thevrara.com/podcast-posts/hakan-satiroglu-glimpse Check out these links if you want to dig deeper after listening to the episode.   https://www.theglimpsegroup.com/ https://www.xrterra.com/   Follow us on Social Media:   Hakan Satiroglu: LinkedIn / Twitter   Tyler Gates: LinkedIn / Twitter   Sophia Moshasha: LinkedIn / Twitter     VRARA DC: LinkedIn / Twitter   Subscribe to the podcast wherever podcasts are found or listen to past interviews at www.TheVRARA.com/podcast Do you have an interest in being a guest on our podcast or have a guest recommendation?  Email vicki@thevrara.com and let us know! Visit the VR/AR Association at www.TheVRARA.com for more information about how you can get involved with this worldwide organization to help gain exposure and share ideas and best practices with other experts in the industry. The Everything VR/AR Podcast is produced & sponsored by the DC Chapter of VRARA, in conjunction with Brightline Interactive.

Florida State general manager Darrick Yray joined the program in a new role in February, and is charged with organizing a department that is the lifeblood of a football program: recruiting. Yray, in a 1-on-1 interview with On The Bench's Trey Rowland, provides insight into his role with FSU, scouting methodology, putting on a large-scale recruiting event, and more. You can subscribe to On The Bench, X's and Noles, and Beyond The Bench on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Spotify. As always, five-star reviews and comments on Apple Podcasts are appreciated! Also, you can watch the show on YouTube now. We'll do live streams as well, and you can get notifications on when we're live by subscribing to our YouTube channel. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Atlanta Braves President of Baseball Operations and General Manager, Alex Anthopoulos, joins us in The Locker Room. Alex breaks down how he manages his time as the trade deadline approaches, what stats & analytics he focuses on when looking for players, and how trust is key in getting deals done with other General Managers. Stick around to the end of the interview to gain some insight into the Dansby Swanson free agency situation.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A lot of lucky people have their personal passions and their professional paths collide. And that could not be more true for Mark Kroese, a 22-year veteran at Microsoft and their General Manager of Sustainability Solutions. Mark started his career at Microsoft in the 90s as a product manager for Word and Excel. Then his love for mountain climbing and visits to the rainforest led him to focus on sustainability. In this episode, Mark shared his thoughts on sustainability reporting and building databases for that information. We talked about how much water data centers use and the environmental impact of our thousands of saved messages and emails. A big takeaway from chatting with Mark: I need to clean out my inbox to save the planet!  Learn more about Mark Kroese and his work at Microsoft.   ClimateTech with Kentaro is produced by our incredible team at Persefoni and Hueman Group Media.  Learn more about Persefoni and our climate management and accounting platform by subscribing to our weekly newsletter!

Welcome to the First Pitch 3:05 Podcast! Glad you all can join and listen to all the baseball talk with Alex Aguirre, Miami Marlins contributor for Lemon City Live. In this week's episode, Alex had Jessica Blaylock on the podcast. Jessica is a sports reporter for Bally Sports Florida covering the Miami Marlins and Florida Panthers. Disclaimer- I apologize for the audio issues in the episode. There was an echo throughout the recording but I still had a great time with Jessica and she provided amazing information that was too good to not post. I hope you all enjoy it! This episode was recorded the day after the MLB Trade Deadline and Jessica shared her thoughts on the Marlins' activity leading up to the 6 pm deadline. There was a lot of great insight shared by Jessica and she talked about what General Manager, Kim Ng, had to say about all the trade rumors surrounding Pablo Lopez. We also break down the only trade the Marlins made yesterday, trading relievers Anthony Bass, Zach Pop, and a player to be named later to the Toronto Bluejays for their No.4 prospect, Jordan Groshans. The show is wrapped up by talking about how Groshans fits into Miami's 2023 plans and how the starting rotation can be even deeper next season compared to 2022.

Ever been told that "prevention is better than cure"? Well today's episode is a PSA to check your health before you wreck yourself while you're out there making all that cash money. TAL's General Manager of Health Services, Dr Priya Chagan joins Glen on the show to share some simple ways we can all invest in our own preventative health care. As part of this conversation we asked our Facebook group what good health means to you and share some of your responses! Check out the TAL Health Connector here.This is a sponsored episode.

Angie Freed, General Manager, Galleria Dallas joins David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.

Atlanta Braves General Manager Alex Anthopoulos joined Dukes & Bell to talk about his deals at the trade deadline, signing Austin Riley to a ten year contract extension and does the team have an innings limit on Spencer Strider?

Here today on the podcast is a cycling expert who you may recognise from our R1DE format, Sarah Stoneley. Sarah is a Master Trainer at 1Rebel and currently the Head of Brand Development for 1Rebel Saudi.I met Sarah back when I was the General Manager of ClassPass. At that time, I attended a number of boutique classes, and Sarah's quickly became one of my favorites, mostly because she was one of the best cycling Instructors I had taken class with.In this episode, Sarah and I chat about her transition from the fashion industry to group fitness, the top qualities she looks for in a great cycling Instructor, and the importance of celebrating the beginners in class, not just the top performers. Enjoy the episode!Links and References mentioned in this episode:Connect with Sarah on Instagram1Rebel Saudi ArabiaWill's Facebook, Instagram and Email AddressSH1FT Fitness Website

At age 18, Jeff Nobbs founded an ecommerce company, building it into a valuable enough startup that it was acquired in what Jeff calls a “life-changing” event. After then opening a restaurant that now has two locations in the Bay Area, Jeff decided that there'd be a third entrepreneurial act in his life, this time focused on fixing fat. What's wrong with fat today? Well, Jeff argues that the way we grow plants to make oils like palm, soy, coconut, canola, and more is just pretty taxing on the planet. It's often not that good for us, either. So instead of farming plants to extract the tiny amount of fat that's in them, why not just farm microbes that produce vast quantities of fat and save a lot of land in the process? It would be especially beneficial if these microbes were adroit at making monounsaturated fats, or the so-called “good fats” we associate with avocados, olives, and so on. It turns out that producing fat via microbial fermentation is pretty efficient. A life cycle analysis conducted by Jeff's new company, Zero Acre Farms, found that their fermentation process uses far fewer resources than farming soybeans, which are a pretty efficient plant. Founded in 2020, Zero Acre Farms now has three dozen employees and just closed a $37 million dollar financing round. Its first product, a cultured oil, is now available to purchase from their web site. I tried it in my own kitchen and can attest that indeed, the oil performed and tasted quite good. It's an impressive journey that Jeff's been on, and with tens of millions of dollars now at the mid-30s CEO's disposal, it's sure to be quite a ride as they scale up and see how many acres they can free up by switching the world to their lower-footprint fats. In this episode, Jeff recommends  Dale Carnegie's books Peter Drucker's books Think and Grow Rich Scaling Up High Growth Handbook   More about Jeff Nobbs Jeff Nobbs is the co-founder and CEO of Zero Acre Farms, a food company replacing destructive vegetable oils with healthier, more sustainable oils and fats made by fermentation. Jeff has co-founded several startups to offer better quality ingredients and nutrition-forward food to people and communities, including the fast casual restaurant chain Kitava. In 2020, after seeing a drastic decrease in accessibility to fresh food, Jeff co-founded HelpKitchen to connect food-insecure individuals with partner restaurants for a free meal via SMS. Jeff also served as the chief operating officer for Perfect Keto and General Manager of Rakuten, which acquired his first company Extrabux. Jeff writes about health, nutrition, and sustainability at jeffnobbs.com and @jeffnobbs.