Podcast appearances and mentions of george patterson

Join us On the Steps of 36: a question-and-answer conversation that crosses thresholds into our guests' histories, lives, influences and stories, shedding light on the person behind the work.In this episode, Leela Keshav is in conversation with Olivia Oldham, a PhD researcher in agroecology who co-organised the symposium Locating the Agrarian Struggles for Land, which took place at the AA in November.AirAA podcasts are conceived, recorded, mixed, edited and distributed from the Architectural Association School of Architecture, which is based in Bedford Square in London. Special thanks to George Patterson and Thomas Parkes for their contribution to the production of our episodes.The opinions expressed in AirAA podcasts are solely those of the participants and do not represent the opinions of the Architectural Association as a whole.

PJ chats to George who put in a lot of research into what might work and why Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

PJ talks about the upskirt photo investigation centred on MacCurtain St, chats to Grace an amazing lady who is thanking the Mercy after her son, brother and husband had cancer, discusses with George Patterson how drugs policy should help both drug users and those who live in the city. And more... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join us On the Steps of 36: a question-and-answer conversation that crosses thresholds into our guests' histories, lives, influences and stories, shedding light on the person behind the work.In this episode, Harriet Jennings is in conversation with Caterina Frisone, author of The Therapeutic Power of the Maggie's Centre, which was launched at the AA Bookshop last term.AirAA podcasts are conceived, recorded, mixed, edited and distributed from the Architectural Association School of Architecture, which is based in Bedford Square in London. Special thanks to George Patterson and Thomas Parkes for their contribution to the production of our episodes.The opinions expressed in AirAA podcasts are solely those of the participants and do not represent the opinions of the Architectural Association as a whole.

Nicolle Wallace discusses the nomination hearing of Defense Secretary nominee Pete Hegseth, Jack Smith's biting defense of his investigation into Trump's role in January 6th with a former committee member and former Capitol police officer, as well as the devastating wildfires in southern California.Joined by: Rep. Jason Crow, Rep. Zoe Lofgren, Michael Fanone, Ryan Nobles, Claire McCaskill, David Jolly, Paul Rieckhoff, Maya Wiley, Steve Patterson, and CA Rep. George Patterson.

PJ talks to Cork musician George Patterson about the loss of his great friend, George Patterson. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Fin de semana y de nuevo la oportunidad de escuchar a los más sabios colaboradores en la radio de casa, Rpa, en vuestro programa “Un buen día para viajar”..hoy sábado 17 de febrero dos horas de viaje radiofónico que dan inicio desde el Museo de Bellas Artes de Asturias con la conservadora Laura Baños que nos trae un par de modificaciones interesantes de artes gráficas y decorativas…Víctor Guerra nos está haciendo viajar junto a Beato de Liebana camino de Pravia a finales del siglo VIII por caminos antiguos de la costa asturiana en su sección de caminería…y Francisco Borge también nos llevará, pero de viaje artísticaño al Reino de Asturias para seguir desmenuzando la historia de Santa María del Rey Casto y sobre todo algo tan destacado como el panteón…inicio espectacular de segunda hora con el químico José Lanza García que además es cazador de meteoritos!! Como habéis leído!! Lo cual nos permite hacer un viaje apasionante y curioso por todo el mundo tras las huellas de estas piedras que literalmente caen del cielo…y cierre de lujo con el periodista José Ramón Patterson, que fuera director de RTVE en Asturias y muchos años corresponsal, y que se pasa por el programa a hablarnos de un ancestro suyo muy poco conocido, con una historia apasionante llena de viajes y con una relación con Asturias muy llamativa, George Patterson, auténtico pionero en tierras de Nueva Zelanda…dos grandes horas de radio y viajes!!

Fin de semana y de nuevo la oportunidad de escuchar a los más sabios colaboradores en la radio de casa, Rpa, en vuestro programa “Un buen día para viajar”..hoy sábado 17 de febrero dos horas de viaje radiofónico que dan inicio desde el Museo de Bellas Artes de Asturias con la conservadora Laura Baños que nos trae un par de modificaciones interesantes de artes gráficas y decorativas…Víctor Guerra nos está haciendo viajar junto a Beato de Liebana camino de Pravia a finales del siglo VIII por caminos antiguos de la costa asturiana en su sección de caminería…y Francisco Borge también nos llevará, pero de viaje artísticaño al Reino de Asturias para seguir desmenuzando la historia de Santa María del Rey Casto y sobre todo algo tan destacado como el panteón…inicio espectacular de segunda hora con el químico José Lanza García que además es cazador de meteoritos!! Como habéis leído!! Lo cual nos permite hacer un viaje apasionante y curioso por todo el mundo tras las huellas de estas piedras que literalmente caen del cielo…y cierre de lujo con el periodista José Ramón Patterson, que fuera director de RTVE en Asturias y muchos años corresponsal, y que se pasa por el programa a hablarnos de un ancestro suyo muy poco conocido, con una historia apasionante llena de viajes y con una relación con Asturias muy llamativa, George Patterson, auténtico pionero en tierras de Nueva Zelanda…dos grandes horas de radio y viajes!!

Fin de semana y de nuevo la oportunidad de escuchar a los más sabios colaboradores en la radio de casa, Rpa, en vuestro programa “Un buen día para viajar”..hoy sábado 17 de febrero dos horas de viaje radiofónico que dan inicio desde el Museo de Bellas Artes de Asturias con la conservadora Laura Baños que nos trae un par de modificaciones interesantes de artes gráficas y decorativas…Víctor Guerra nos está haciendo viajar junto a Beato de Liebana camino de Pravia a finales del siglo VIII por caminos antiguos de la costa asturiana en su sección de caminería…y Francisco Borge también nos llevará, pero de viaje artísticaño al Reino de Asturias para seguir desmenuzando la historia de Santa María del Rey Casto y sobre todo algo tan destacado como el panteón…inicio espectacular de segunda hora con el químico José Lanza García que además es cazador de meteoritos!! Como habéis leído!! Lo cual nos permite hacer un viaje apasionante y curioso por todo el mundo tras las huellas de estas piedras que literalmente caen del cielo…y cierre de lujo con el periodista José Ramón Patterson, que fuera director de RTVE en Asturias y muchos años corresponsal, y que se pasa por el programa a hablarnos de un ancestro suyo muy poco conocido, con una historia apasionante llena de viajes y con una relación con Asturias muy llamativa, George Patterson, auténtico pionero en tierras de Nueva Zelanda…dos grandes horas de radio y viajes!!

After a harrowing two years under Ottoman occupation, Aurora Mardiganian finally manages to escape to America. But her story doesn't stop there… Aurora is suddenly thrown into Hollywood, where she becomes the lead actress of the film based on her own life.This episode was produced and sound designed by Maxim Saakyan. Editorial support from Al Shaibani and sound design support from George Patterson.Thank you to the Armenian Film Foundation for letting us use Aurora Mardiganian's testimony.  Thanks for listening! If you want to support us, please leave us a review – it really helps. Make sure to follow us on Instagram @Uncovering.Roots and Twitter @UncoveringRoots

PJ talks to George Patterson about the ups and downs of living in the city centre and the fun of the Carnival celebrating North Main St on Sat Aug 26th Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

George Patterson is the Founder of Hernshaw Farms, which grows exotic mushrooms and transforms abandoned mine land into farmland using waste from fungi production. Hernshaw Farm grows its product inside Memorial Tunnel off the West Virginia Turnpike. You can find his mushrooms in many local restaurants across the state and nationwide. The Mountaineer Media Podcast is C.J. Harvey and Cooper Simmerman Special thanks to our bloggers and live events members: Andrew Montes, Joslyn Barnhart, Logan Garrison, Joe Justice, Jessica Riggins, and Amanda Larch. Know someone we should have on the podcast? Send us a note!

Like a lighthouse surveying the waters for signs of distress, investors are challenged to shield their portfolios from potential turmoil in financial markets. But uncovering risks before they reveal themselves is a monumental task—even for the most savvy investors. Fault lines lurking in the banking sector came into view in the aftermath of Silicon Valley Bank's collapse. As a consequence of the pivot from years of ultra-low rates to the sudden tightening of monetary policy, investors must be on the lookout for new cracks that may form. In the first installment of a two-part episode, we take a closer look at the fallout from the bank crisis and where other risks could arise. Rob Kaplan, former President of the Dallas Fed, and George Patterson, Chief Investment Officer of PGIM Quantitative Solutions, discuss lessons learned from banking turmoil, the difficult path ahead for central banks, and where investors can find longer-term opportunities amid an uncertain environment.

Erik Schatzker, editor-at-large with Bloomberg TV, discusses Bridgewater's major revamp post-Ray Dalio. Andrea Auerbach, head of private investments at Cambridge Associates, joins the program to discuss the risks of private credit and outlook for it in 2023. Sonali Basak sits down with Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong to discuss the company and the crypto industry. Leland Miller, CEO of China Beige Book, joins the program to discuss the latest PMI data China's Rebound. George Patterson, CIO, PGIM quantitative solutions, joins the program to discuss the firm's latest data as it comes to predicting the global and US economic outlook. Angela Seidler, VP of Investor Relations at Aurubis, joins the program to discuss commodities outlook with China's rapid reopening, market in Germany amid CPI data today, and US commodities market. Hosted by Paul Sweeney and Matt Miller.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In 1815 Nova Scotia was overrun by mice.   Dr. George Patterson later interviewed people who lived through what was called Year of the Mice. The horrors of that year left a mark on those who had experienced it so deep that he found that elderly people that had personally experienced the mouse invasion still used it as a measurement of time. ‘Sixty-two Years After The Mice,' Dr. Patterson wrote that these had been no ordinary mice: “They were very destructive and actually fierce. If pursued, when hard pressed, they would stand at bay, rising upon their hind legs, setting their teeth and squealing fiercely. A farmer on whom I could rely told me that having, after planting, spread out some barley to dry in the sun before the door, in a little while he saw it covered with them. He let the cat out among them, but they actually turned upon her and fought her.” backyardhistory.ca

Vince Cignarella, global macro strategist with Bloomberg News, and Jennifer Lee, Managing Director and Senior Economist with BMO Capital Markets, join to discuss the Fed and inflation and other central bank activity in Europe and Asia. Jon Hirtle, Executive Chairman at Hirtle Callaghan & Co., joins us in studio to talk markets, investing, and the economy in 2022. Ira Jersey, Chief US Interest Rates strategist with Bloomberg Intelligence, also joins to discuss the Fed. Jason Greenblath, Senior Portfolio Manager and director of Corporate Credit Research at American Century Investments, talks about credit, investing, inflation outlook, and can touch on crypto. George Patterson, CIO for PGIM Quantitative Solutions joins the program to discuss his quant analysis and outlook for the economy and markets. Larry Tabb, Head of Market Structure Research with Bloomberg Intelligence, joins the program to discuss the new SEC plan for Wall Street trading. Barry Ritholtz, Founder of Ritholtz Wealth Management and Host of “Masters in Business,” also joins to discuss markets and investing. Hosted by Paul Sweeney and Kriti Gupta.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As Portland residents have started speaking out against far-left politicians over the homeless crisis and crime surge fueling an exodus from the city, a local real estate broker is describing the difficulty of offloading these for-sale properties."A lot of these spaces now are occupied by camps, and a lot of the homeowners now have changing circumstances," Dwell Realty broker George Patterson said on a "Mornings with Maria" panel Wednesday.According to the housing market expert, homeowners and potential buyers are "full of concerns" about the growth of homeless camps within residential neighborhoods, and it's also causing a pricing shift."They're looking at their lives and wondering, ‘How long do I continue to live here?'" Patterson noted. "And they're saying, ‘Should I live here? Should I find a home somewhere else?' And they're picking somewhere else."

Every roofing company needs to be at the forefront of legal trends and requirements.  In this Roofing Road Trip, Heidi J. Ellsworth visits with the NRCA Legal team of Trent Cotney the NRCA General Council, George Patterson, the Legal Resource Center Chairperson, Rod Petrick former NRCA Chairman and NRCA staff Alison L. LaValley and Anne Schroeder about NRCA's premier legal conference – Decks to Dockets in Austin, Texas October 27-29, 2022.  This highly popular and important conference provides tools and knowledge to enhance business operations, manage risk and help propel roofing companies to new levels of success.  This dynamic team will share how contractors can learn from presenters who have decades of industry expertise, connect with fellow roofing professionals and earn continuing education credits.  Don't miss this informative podcast that will help you get registered for a crucial educational experience.

George Patterson started Hernshaw Farms on an old strip mine in Hernshaw, West Virginia in 2018. They raise nearly 20 varieties of gourmet mushrooms and sell a host of ag products to consumers in West Virginia and beyond. Patterson discusses his mushroom enterprise, and gives his two cents on the State of West Virginia possibly decriminalizing magic mushrooms in the future and also West Virginia's astringent opportunity blocking financial requirements for medical cannabis growers and processors. You can purchase Hernshaw Farms gourmet mushrooms, mushroom kits and more at www.HernshawFarms.com. Copyright © 2022 Jeremy Brannon. All Rights Reserved. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mothmaninthebiblebelt/support

Sometimes it feels like you need to be a rocket scientist to trade successfully in modern markets. Well, George Patterson used to be one, having began his career at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory before turning his attention to investing with quantitative strategies.Now he's the chief investment officer of PGIM Quantitative Solutions, which oversees about $91.5 billion of PGIM's $1.5 trillion in assets under management. Patterson joined the latest episode of the “What Goes Up” podcast to discuss his approach and share his thoughts on inflation, the Federal Reserve's efforts to fight it, and what it all means for markets. Normalization of inflation will be a “multi-year trend,” he says.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On part 1, we learned a lot about Robert George Patterson. This week we're going to dive deeper into the RGP manuscript, telling his side of the story of Sigma Pi Fraternity's creation.

In Episode 1, we got a little  insight into Robert George Patterson, who was solely responsible for influencing the members of Tau Phi Delta to change the name of their organization to Sigma Pi Fraternity. In Episode 2, we take a deeper dive into the man that changed everything.

Join Heidi J. Ellsworth for a Coffee Conversations that hits the heart of the roofing industry: giving back through roofing foundations. Sponsored by ABC Supply, Trent Cotney and foundation representatives including Dave Lawlor, President of the Roofing Alliance; Chuck Chapman, Chairman of Davis Memorial Foundation; Les Sims with the FRSA Educational & Research Foundation and George Patterson of the Chicago CRCA Foundation will be our guests. In this installment of Coffee Conversations, Heidi and the panelists talk about the importance of giving back through foundation gifts that help with scholarships, research and education and how it is one of the best ways to help attract the next generation to roofing. On December 2, 2021 for the whole day of the Coffee Conversations, Cotney Attorneys & Consultants will be matching donations made to these four roofing foundations up to $2,500 per foundation. Trent and guests will share how important it is to give back to our industry in order to recruit the next generation of roofing while helping current roofing professionals and companies grow professionally. Learn more about each of the charitable programs during this unique and exciting Coffee Conversations! Be sure to donate on December 2, 2021. Donate here!

Twenty-six year-old farmer George Patterson expands on his family's coal-mining heritage with a new enterprise—reclaiming abandoned mine land to grow food and restore the land for generations to come. When George's dad told him he could go to business school or go into business, he set up shop in a shipping container on a mine site, with air mattress and shotgun in tow. George worked by day and binged YouTube by night to teach himself the art and science of agriculture as an economic driver. Now he's got a full-fledged farm in not one, but seven shipping containers, with four full-time employees and zero air mattresses. And he's sleeping in a real bed, bought and paid for with his hard-earned profits. Today, business is booming, but it's not about profit for George, it's about helping a community find hope in good hard work and fantastically delicious food, food that is truly wild and wonderful like its West Virginia home.Hosted by Kate Tucker, Hope Is My Middle Name is a podcast by Consensus Digital Media in collaboration with Reasonable Volume. Hope Is My Middle Name is more than a podcast; it's a community. We want to know who's giving you hope today. Post #reasonstohope on your socials and tag @katetuckermusic for more hope. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

“I think the most powerful thing a leader can do is actually listen and act on advice, as opposed to sprouting it. There is a perception that leadership is about having all the answers and knowing what to do, but I think sometimes it's more powerful to do the opposite.” In this episode of Retail Therapy, Paul Zahra speaks with Anthony Heraghty, Group Managing Director and CEO, Super Retail Group – one of Australasia's largest retailers, housing iconic brands including BCF Boating Camping Fishing, Macpac, Rebel and Supercheap Auto. Prior to his appointment as Group Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Anthony was Managing Director – Outdoor Retailing (2015–2019) where he was responsible for the BCF, Rays and Macpac businesses. Anthony has served in a variety of senior roles including Group General Manager of Underwear for Pacific Brands Limited, where he led the overhaul of the Bonds business from a wholesale operation to an omni-retailer, Global Marketing Director for Foster's Group Limited and Managing Director for George Patterson and McCann Erickson. In this episode, Paul and Anthony discuss:  What you learn growing up in a family small business Putting the customer first, second, third and fourth Retail being a ‘changeathon', where nothing is constant The importance of data and analytics, but also gut feel Thinking beyond product, price and convenience Demystifying a day in a life of a CEO Leadership and ambition Learn more about American Express. ABOUT THE ARA: The Australian Retailers Association is the oldest and largest Australian retail industry group, representing the $362 billion retail sector that employs approximately 1.3 million people nationwide. Learn more: retail.org.au Follow us on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

I do a short review of George Patterson's new RPG bestiary, A Groats-Worth of Grotesques, and field listener feedback from B.J., Karl, Joe, and Spencer. Things I Discuss: A Groats-Worth Of Grotesques https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/357543/A-Groatsworth-of-Grotesques Biggus Geekus http://biggusgeekuspodcast.com/ Clerics Wear Ringmail blog post on Weapons, Wits, and Wizardry https://clericswearringmail.blogspot.com/2021/06/old-game-new-project-introducing.html Grapasymapas' Pulp! https://t.co/LegMUrA1Z6?amp=1 Vieja Escuela Pulp! Second edition (english) on Lulu https://www.lulu.com/en/us/shop/ramon-balcells/vieja-escuela-pulp-second-edition-english/paperback/product-1rz6m95y.html?page=1&pageSize=4 Listeners that left feedback: The Arcane Alienist https://anchor.fm/arcanealienist The GMologist presents https://anchor.fm/karl-rodriguez Hindsightless https://anchor.fm/joe-richter9 Weal or Woe https://www.wealorwoe.com/ Keep off the Borderlands https://anchor.fm/free-thrall You can leave me a message here on Anchor, at nerdsrpgvarietycast 'at' gmail 'dot' com or find me on the Audio Dungeon Discord Ray Otus did the art for this show, you can find his blog at plundergrounds.blogspot.com/ TJ Drennon provides music for my show. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jason376/message

Hello Podcast listeners, Today is a very special episode with George Patterson, PhD, CFA, CFP, Managing Director and Chief Investment Officer at QMA, a PGIM Company. George brings over 20 years of investment experience where he previously served roles as CIO for Quantitative Investments at Bank of Montreal Global Asset Management, Co-Founder and Managing Partner at Menta Capital, and Senior Portfolio Manager at Barclays Global Investors. George began his career at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory. He earned his BS in Physics from MIT and his PhD in Physics from Boston University. In today’s episode we discuss his approach to investing and where he finds opportunities. Enjoy and thanks for the listen!

Wherein I review George Patterson's rather unique "OSRish" baroque bestiary A Groats-Worth of Grotesques. Grab a copy here https://www.drivethrurpg.com/browse/pub/18534/The-Skull-as-a-Complete-Gentleman-Co Including some great calls from Julz Burgisser of Julz from NZ, Safer of Safer Fantasy Crafting, Jason Connerley of Nerd's RPG Variety Cast, Daniel Norton of Bandit's Keep and Safinho of Alone in the Labyrinth. Music by Timothy J. Drennon "Warning" by Lieren of Updates From the Middle of Nowhere Contact me at spencer.freethrall@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/free-thrall/message

  George Patterson is the owner and founder of Hernshaw Farms, a mushroom farm located on a reclaimed mine strip in Hernshaw, West Virginia. George is from Charleston, WV, and loves mushroom risotto. Simply put, George is a mushroom farmer with a purpose! George recently graduated from the William and Mary St. Andrews Joint Degree […]

This week, we revisit this important chat Pete and Matt had with Michael Bannenberg. Banners, as he's better known, spent 28 years working with advertising agency George Patterson developing campaigns for many well known Carlton United Brewery brands during that time. He's also a bit of a collector of brewery memorabilia and has compiled over 160 unique beer posters in his new book Australia's Beer Posters. In today's chat Banners discusses how advertising has changed over the years, what's great about the current climate and some of his favourite beer posters. Our partners Radio Brews News is proudly presented by Cryer Malt. With over 25 years in the field, Cryer Malt are dedicated to providing the finest brewing ingredients to help brewers create the foundations of a truly excellent beer. Your premium brewing partner and proud sponsors of Brews News. and this is Brews News Week. And as a guest on Beer is a Conversation, Adam also receives a new piece of exclusive merch for guests on the podcast...a branded Yeti Rambler mug, thanks to our good friends at Yeti. Every chat show has a branded mug and so when Yeti approached us to be part of the show, the Rambler mug seemed the perfect partnership. This is me speaking, not a paid plug and I am a huge fan of these for their build quality and how efficiently they keep beer cold when I am camping and not that worried about having the perfect glass for instagram. And they're a really cool thing to give our guests to thank them for being on the show. If you like what we do at Radio Brews News you can help us out by: Sponsoring the show Reviewing us on iTunes or your favourite podcasting service Emailing us at producer@brewsnews.com.au to share your thoughts

This week, we revisit this important chat Pete and Matt had with Michael Bannenberg. Banners, as he’s better known, spent 28 years working with advertising agency George Patterson developing campaigns for many well known Carlton United Brewery brands during that time. He’s also a bit of a collector of brewery memorabilia and has compiled over 160 unique beer posters in his new book Australia’s Beer Posters. In today’s chat Banners discusses how advertising has changed over the years, what’s great about the current climate and some of his favourite beer posters. Our partners Radio Brews News is proudly presented by Cryer Malt. With over 25 years in the field, Cryer Malt are dedicated to providing the finest brewing ingredients to help brewers create the foundations of a truly excellent beer. Your premium brewing partner and proud sponsors of Brews News. and this is Brews News Week. And as a guest on Beer is a Conversation, Adam also receives a new piece of exclusive merch for guests on the podcast...a branded Yeti Rambler mug, thanks to our good friends at Yeti. Every chat show has a branded mug and so when Yeti approached us to be part of the show, the Rambler mug seemed the perfect partnership. This is me speaking, not a paid plug and I am a huge fan of these for their build quality and how efficiently they keep beer cold when I am camping and not that worried about having the perfect glass for instagram. And they’re a really cool thing to give our guests to thank them for being on the show. If you like what we do at Radio Brews News you can help us out by: Sponsoring the show Reviewing us on iTunes or your favourite podcasting service Emailing us at producer@brewsnews.com.au to share your thoughts

Documentary film maker Dale Morrissey discusses the fascinating hockey career of Kingston's George Patterson who scored the very first goal in Toronto Maple Leaf history. In 2016 Morrissey directed a film on Patterson's career entitled; Hockey's Lost Boy: The rise and Fall of George Patterson.

In this episode of Feast and Philosophy, the inquiring mind that is George Patterson asks the boys their opinions on hypertrophy, muscle growth, given a fully stocked gym or a pair of gymnastic rings.

George shares his passion for growing gourmet mushrooms and composting old mushroom blocks on land that was previously used for mining coal in Hernshaw, W.V. 

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In Episode 9, “The Death of Trust And Its Resurrection”, Blenheim Partners’ Gregory Robinson is delighted to speak with Ian Elliot, one of Australia’s leading marketing minds.Ian learned the marketing ropes from the ground up. He began as a mail boy in Australia’s biggest advertising agency, George Patterson, and progressed to be its Chairman and CEO. Along the way he helped create some memorable and valuable brands like the Optus ‘YES’ campaign. Ian retired at just 48 years old, before transitioning to senior ASX listed NED and Chair roles.The informative and highly entertaining interview with Ian covers not just his personal and career journey but touches on some very important and prescient topics. He hits the high points of his best-selling book ‘Stop Bitching, Start Pitching’.Trust is at the heart of brand building and business success. Ian outlines examples of how he believes we are living in a period where trust has never before been breached on so many fronts. The potential commercial, economic and social implications are far reaching and disturbing. His references to the recent Royal Commission pulls no punches. Ian cements his views on trust by sharing his own stories of his experiences around the world in which trust can be earned in the most subtle of ways, whilst also presenting his proprietary formula for measuring trust expressed as a mathematical equation.‘Creating Wow Moments’ for clients is another topic Ian maintains is the key to successful profits. ‘I’m more interested in traction than transaction’ he says, ‘because repeat purchases by sticky loyal customers is the key to margin growth’. How he develops these outstanding moments of truth is fascinating.EVERYONE who hears this podcast will make a note of The Elliot Trust Formula and use it to measure the trustworthiness of those they need to rely upon. From staff to employers, to suppliers to shareholders, friends and extended family members. Most importantly he asks us to judge our own score for trustworthiness and use that to embark on a journey of continuous improvement.

Andrew Killey joins us to tell his story of music, writing and advertising.Andrew is or was the ‘K’ in KWP! The hugely successful creative agency he initially founded in 1991 with Peter Withy, to rethink the traditional agency model and to put the creatives in more direct contact with clients.Andrew has now exited KWP and consults through ‘BrandA Agency’ and has and continues to hold numerous board positions. You can follow Andrew on Twitter via @KilleySA.Andrew shares his story from growing up in Cronulla in Sydney, playing football and cricket, and surfing, as one of four boys. And, how his band was drawn to Adelaide, South Australia by it’s reputation as a great live music scene. The move then resulted in a chance junior role in advertising, and eventually an opportunity to combine his music and writing talents to create a successful jingle.We discuss what makes a good agency, and a good client, building on Andrew’s time at the likes of George Patterson, Clemenger and BBDO in Australia and the US. And, how relationships are critical to strong and trusted client – agency relationships, and the powerful ideas this can create.A fascinating discussion looking back and reflecting on the fundamentals that never change and the opportunities moving forward.Real People is a podcast hosted by Jason Dunstone, the founder and managing director of Square Holes. Subscribe to Real People on your favourite podcast player. Jason builds on his 25 years of conducting human-centred research, interviewing average and not so average people (rich, poor, old, young, content and vulnerable) to understand what they believe and how they behave.Check out the Real People website - http://squareholes.com/realpeopleConnect with Jason Dunstone on Twitter @jasondunstone - https://twitter.com/jasondunstone?lang=enSend Jason an email - jason@squareholes.com Read more blogs from Jason Dunstone - https://squareholes.com/blog/author/jason/Find out more about Square Holes - http://www.squareholes.com/Produced with Apiro Media - https://www.apiropodcasts.com/

This week on Beer is a Conversation, Pete and Matt are joined by Michael Bannenberg. Banners, as he's better known, spent 28 years working with advertising agency George Patterson developing campaigns for many well known Carlton United Brewery brands during that time. He's also a bit of a collector of brewery memorabilia and has compiled over 160 unique beer posters in his new book Australia's Beer Posters. In today's chat Banners discusses how advertising has changed over the years, what's great about the current climate and some of his favourite beer posters. Enjoy the conversation.

This week on Beer is a Conversation, Pete and Matt are joined by Michael Bannenberg. Banners, as he’s better known, spent 28 years working with advertising agency George Patterson developing campaigns for many well known Carlton United Brewery brands during that time. He’s also a bit of a collector of brewery memorabilia and has compiled over 160 unique beer posters in his new book Australia’s Beer Posters. In today’s chat Banners discusses how advertising has changed over the years, what’s great about the current climate and some of his favourite beer posters. Enjoy the conversation.

Contact: @howcroft Russel Howcroft an Australian business man and media personality best known as a panellist on ABC's The Greun Transfer. He is a former National CEO of advertising agency George Patterson, served as an Executive General Manager of Network Ten and currently heads up PWC's Chief Marketing Office. Russel features regularly on all sorts of television and radio programmes, is a former Melbourne Demons board member and currently chairs the Australian Film and Televisionschool. In this Coffee Pod we really get to the heart of what makes a good idea, how is it that you communicate effectively in a really noisey world and what can we do to cultivate creativity. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I send in a dispatch while at a tire shop in Oregon, delivering furniture to a winery in California, considering the wine festival I attended just days earlier in Tofino. 00:45 - Soft Open: My old trippy green backpack just appeared on an empty beach north of Vancouver. On my way south I see if I can recover it. 15:50 - Grazing in the Gardens is one of the coolest events that happens all year on Vancouver Island. Wineries from all over British Columbia descend on our lovely rainforest and for the price of a single ticket you can sample all of them. I certainly tried, during the 2017 edition. And I hope you enjoy the conversations I captured -- along with the energy of a local drum n' bass DJ spinning an ebullient house set overlooking the mudflats. http://tofinofoodandwinefestival.com 1:21:07 - I bump into George Patterson, the owner of the Tofino Botanical Gardens (http://tbgf.org), and get a chance to interview him about how this bustling Food and Wine Festival event came into being. Music: @metalheadz @ivylab @hugh-hardie @anushkauk

Ian Elliot is Australia's advertising guru. Former CEO and Chairman of George Patterson, he worked his way from...

Sometimes, we might think we don't have enough power or importance to really bring any change to the world. Our guest, Keith Smith, shows us why that is not true, and how we can easily serve those around us. Keith currently ministers in Germany by Helping burnt-out missionaries, refugees, and others in the community. Training in how to be teddy bears (those who bring comfort) or heroes (those who bring opportunity) (http://engagingmissions.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/Teddy-bears-to-the-rescue.pdf) to those around them. Through this interview, it's evident that Keith is quite the teddy bear himself as he emphasizes the importance of listening, understanding, and comforting others. With his ministry, he is able to bring the hope of Christ to those who can’t seem to find it. What we talked about00:24 – Episode summary 01:21 – Introduction 01:49 – What are you currently doing in ministry? 03:40 – Promoting transparency and openness 08:14 – Places of preparation 10:56 – God’s work through transition 13:13 – What has God been showing you? Very ordinary people, the person sitting in the pew, the person in the chair next to you in prayer meeting, can really make an effective change for people who themselves are voiceless.18:44 – Next week on Engaging Missions 19:57 – Understanding teddy bear therapy 27:23 – The importance of being prepared for missions 33:55 – Revelation of ministry 37:10 – How can we best pray for you? 42:12 – An update from George Patterson (links in the resources) 44:15 – An app for reaching Muslims around the world (link in the resources) Resources & Contact InfoWebsite: jesusgathering.org (http://jesusgathering.org/) Email: jesusgathering@hotmail.com Teddy bears to the rescue (http://engagingmissions.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/Teddy-bears-to-the-rescue.pdf) Facebook: @JesusGatheringInt (https://www.facebook.com/JesusGatheringInt/) Twitter: _Castillofuerte (https://twitter.com/_Castillofuerte) Additional ResourcesGeorge Patterson's Interview (http://engagingmissions.com/georgepatterson) Biblestoryskits.com (http://biblestoryskits.com/) Asteroidea Books (https://squareup.com/market/asteroidea-books) Jumaa prayer app (http://get.theapp.co/c72b)

This week we have a beer with ad man Michael Bannenberg. Banners, as he is better known, joined the then George Patterson advertising agency in 1980 and worked on many of the classic beer advertisements of the last three decades. He is also an active member of the Victorian Beer Label Collectors Society, collector of brewery artwork and imagery and amateur brewery historian with a wealth of knowledge about the history of Australian breweries. Banners is also co-author of the excellent book, The Brewery, a tribute to Melbourne's Carlton Brewery between 1858 to 1907, and author of Grab a Coldie, a celebration of the beer culture of the 1980s. This episode was recorded in the beer garden at The Palace Hotel in Melbourne. Send us your feedback, or leave a voice mail by calling (07) 3040 1508, that we'll play on our next show.

This week we have a beer with ad man Michael Bannenberg. Banners, as he is better known, joined the then George Patterson advertising agency in 1980 and worked on many of the classic beer advertisements of the last three decades. He is also an active member of the Victorian Beer Label Collectors Society, collector of brewery artwork and imagery and amateur brewery historian with a wealth of knowledge about the history of Australian breweries. Banners is also co-author of the excellent book, The Brewery, a tribute to Melbourne's Carlton Brewery between 1858 to 1907, and author of Grab a Coldie, a celebration of the beer culture of the 1980s. This episode was recorded in the beer garden at The Palace Hotel in Melbourne. Send us your feedback, or leave a voice mail by calling (07) 3040 1508, that we'll play on our next show.

I had the honour of interviewing George Patterson. He served for over twenty years in Central America. The simple methods and practices he developed have since spread around the world as best practice for church planting movements.

I had the honour of interviewing George Patterson. He served for over twenty years in Central America. The simple methods and practices he developed have since spread around the world as best practice for church planting movements.

George Patterson is an innovator in church planting and discipleship. Discover what an over-prepared lesson and baptism have to do with what he's doing now to help churches develop a much simpler Second Track.

http://engagingmissions.com/30 - George Patterson is an innovator in church planting and discipleship. Discover what an over-prepared lesson and baptism have to do with what he's doing now to help churches develop a much simpler Second Track.

Tamara Leigh's TREND ON with  guest James Perdue Ed.D.  - Motivational / Keynote Speaker & Author.  A successful Teacher and Coach, through becoming a Quadriplegic, James Perdue delivers a message with humility, humor, and gratitude to motivate people to triumph over tragedies. Jame's wit engages audiences as they hear his inspirational story.   Persevere Past your Paralysis  www.JamesPerdueSpeaks.com  Also joining TREND ON is George Patterson, VP at Robertson/Ryan & Insurance Consultant and UW-Madison graduate. http://www.robertsonryan.com/ (615) 752 - 5752 Tamara Leigh, LLC at: http://tamaraleighllc.com/ Follow us on Twitter:  @tamaraleighllc.com;