Podcasts about global knowledge

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Rico Brouwer joins us again from the Netherlands to discuss his relentless activism and how he feels the world is headed in a mad direction. He comments on the alternative media space, particularly in the Netherlands, and the censorship, narcissism, and financial difficulty in the industry. Tyranny is descending upon the West, but he also sees hope because the news of this totalitarianism is spreading quickly thanks to the internet. He comments on the idea of strategic relocation and his venture to Paraguay. Europe and the EU is a jurisdiction you want to move out of. They will take us to war. He remains hopeful and focuses on changing the world for the better. Watch on BitChute / Brighteon / Rokfin / Rumble / Substack Geopolitics & Empire · Rico Brouwer: Escape From the West! And Don't Give Up Hope! #460 *Support Geopolitics & Empire! Donate https://geopoliticsandempire.com/donations Consult https://geopoliticsandempire.com/consultation Become a Member https://geopoliticsandempire.substack.com Become a Sponsor https://geopoliticsandempire.com/sponsors **Visit Our Affiliates & Sponsors! Above Phone https://abovephone.com/?above=geopolitics easyDNS (use promo code GEOPOLITICS for 15% off!) https://easydns.com Expat Money Summit 2024 (use promo code EMPIRE for $100 off the VIP ticket!) https://2024.expatmoneysummit.com/?ac=8cDxEbJw LegalShield https://hhrvojemoric.wearelegalshield.com Wise Wolf Gold https://www.wolfpack.gold/?ref=geopolitics Websites Bitcoin (Not Gold) https://seesharp.rocks Potkaars https://potkaars.nl Follow The Science https://followthescience.nl Potkaars on X https://x.com/potkaars Rico on X https://x.com/ricobrouwer About Rico Brouwer & Potkaars Potkaars is citizen journalism via podcast with a candle in a jar, a guitar, a webcam (for those who want an image) and integrally recorded conversations with guests and a positive story. They are made by Rico Brouwer from Almere. Usually in my studio at home, sometimes on location such as at a demonstration. Since the 2008 financial crisis, I've been trying to read and listen to podcasts a lot to find out and understand what's going on around me in the world you don't hear about on TV. The podcast has existed since December 20, 2018 with a broadcast every week about activism, (geo) politics and what is current. "Potkaars - talk to everyone" who does things, activists and specialists who provide interpretation. People who give me hope. Potkaars is the report of my search. After my training as a Social Pedagogical Counselor I worked in ICT at ao. Tridion, ING, the Academic Computing Center Amsterdam and as a teacher at Global Knowledge. The crisis in 2008 changed my view of the world and it brought me back to school. In 2014 I became an activist. The reason was when - after Edward Snowden - Bolivian President Evo Morales' plane was grounded in the EU on behalf of the United States because Morales joked that he might grant Snowden asylum and take him with him from Moscow. ``If the power in the Netherlands lies in The Hague, then perhaps the way to make things better is through politics? '' I would try and so I became a politician in the 2017 House of Representatives elections: candidate # 3 and campaign leader for the Pirate Party. After those elections, I continued as an activist with "Real Fairytales". In music these are the reverse of fake news: the difficult themes in fun songs. In 2018 I became a journalist. Now I do interviews with specialists on all subjects from all over the world. What my guests share is a message of hope. I am writing a book about and with whistleblowers and live with my wife, our two children and the dog Sachi - in the Verzetwijk of Almere. *Podcast intro music is from the song "The Queens Jig" by "Musicke & Mirth" from their album "Music for Two Lyra Viols": http://musicke-mirth.de/en/recordings.html (available on iTunes or Amazon)

Rico Brouwer joins us again from the Netherlands to discuss his relentless activism and how he feels the world is headed in a mad direction. He comments on the alternative media space, particularly in the Netherlands, and the censorship, narcissism, and financial difficulty in the industry. Tyranny is descending upon the West, but he also sees hope because the news of this totalitarianism is spreading quickly thanks to the internet. He comments on the idea of strategic relocation and his venture to Paraguay. Europe and the EU is a jurisdiction you want to move out of. They will take us to war. He remains hopeful and focuses on changing the world for the better. Watch on BitChute / Brighteon / Rokfin / Rumble / Substack Geopolitics & Empire · Rico Brouwer: Escape From the West! And Don't Give Up Hope! #460 *Support Geopolitics & Empire! Donate https://geopoliticsandempire.com/donations Consult https://geopoliticsandempire.com/consultation Become a Member https://geopoliticsandempire.substack.com Become a Sponsor https://geopoliticsandempire.com/sponsors **Visit Our Affiliates & Sponsors! Above Phone https://abovephone.com/?above=geopolitics easyDNS (use promo code GEOPOLITICS for 15% off!) https://easydns.com Expat Money Summit 2024 (use promo code EMPIRE for $100 off the VIP ticket!) https://2024.expatmoneysummit.com/?ac=8cDxEbJw LegalShield https://hhrvojemoric.wearelegalshield.com Wise Wolf Gold https://www.wolfpack.gold/?ref=geopolitics Websites Bitcoin (Not Gold) https://seesharp.rocks Potkaars https://potkaars.nl Follow The Science https://followthescience.nl Potkaars on X https://x.com/potkaars Rico on X https://x.com/ricobrouwer About Rico Brouwer & Potkaars Potkaars is citizen journalism via podcast with a candle in a jar, a guitar, a webcam (for those who want an image) and integrally recorded conversations with guests and a positive story. They are made by Rico Brouwer from Almere. Usually in my studio at home, sometimes on location such as at a demonstration. Since the 2008 financial crisis, I've been trying to read and listen to podcasts a lot to find out and understand what's going on around me in the world you don't hear about on TV. The podcast has existed since December 20, 2018 with a broadcast every week about activism, (geo) politics and what is current. "Potkaars - talk to everyone" who does things, activists and specialists who provide interpretation. People who give me hope. Potkaars is the report of my search. After my training as a Social Pedagogical Counselor I worked in ICT at ao. Tridion, ING, the Academic Computing Center Amsterdam and as a teacher at Global Knowledge. The crisis in 2008 changed my view of the world and it brought me back to school. In 2014 I became an activist. The reason was when - after Edward Snowden - Bolivian President Evo Morales' plane was grounded in the EU on behalf of the United States because Morales joked that he might grant Snowden asylum and take him with him from Moscow. ``If the power in the Netherlands lies in The Hague, then perhaps the way to make things better is through politics? '' I would try and so I became a politician in the 2017 House of Representatives elections: candidate # 3 and campaign leader for the Pirate Party. After those elections, I continued as an activist with "Real Fairytales". In music these are the reverse of fake news: the difficult themes in fun songs. In 2018 I became a journalist. Now I do interviews with specialists on all subjects from all over the world. What my guests share is a message of hope. I am writing a book about and with whistleblowers and live with my wife, our two children and the dog Sachi - in the Verzetwijk of Almere. *Podcast intro music is from the song "The Queens Jig" by "Musicke & Mirth" from their album "Music for Two Lyra Viols": http://musicke-mirth.de/en/recordings.html (available on iTunes or Amazon)

Send us a Text Message.Life threw a curveball at Doreen Marchetti, testing her resilience unexpectedly. Little did she know the fierce independence of her mother would be overshadowed by the onset of Parkinson's disease. As if that wasn't enough, a devastating diagnosis struck her husband, further complicating her caregiving world. This is the story of a woman who faced unimaginable challenges, but what happened next would leave everyone wondering – how did Doreen Marchetti find the strength to carry on? Stay tuned to discover the unexpected twist that would change her life forever.In this episode, you will be able to:Discover the hidden tension of balancing caregiving while thriving in your career, digging deep into the real-life dilemmas of professional caregivers.Learn about the critical role of personal autonomy in caregiving, particularly from the perspective of the cared-for individual.Gain insights into how caregiving responsibility impacts personal well-being, shining light on the often-neglected aspect of self-care for caregivers.Doreen Marchetti is an accomplished professional with 40 years of experience in various roles at IBM across 44 countries. Despite her demanding job, she also became a caregiver for her mother, Delores, and husband, Mike. For over 15 years, she has managed dementia, Parkinson's, Crohn's disease, and cancer while maintaining her professional and personal responsibilities. In the toughest times, she remained a beacon of strength, expertly balancing her job and caregiving duties even while traveling for work.About DoreenIn 2022, Doreen Marchetti transformed a layoff into an opportunity, leveraging her expertise to assist companies in revenue growth, partnership expansion, sales advice, and culture reset. She now holds multiple leadership positions, including a fractional VP at IonIdea, Channel Sales Consultant with Maestro Group, Leader in the Tech Sales Network at Woman In Technology International, Business Development Lead for Do Think Do, and a board member at startup iSolvRisk.Previously, Doreen served as Vice President of NA Channel Sales at Global Knowledge for two years, leading a talented team before Skillsoft's acquisition in 2021. Her 40-year IT industry career includes a notable stint at IBM, where she exceeded growth expectations, particularly in Worldwide Alliances. Her global experience spans 44 countries and numerous business units, mentoring many professionals who continue to excel.Additionally, Doreen has been a dedicated caregiver for over 15 years, advocating for better healthcare and empathy. As a board member, start-up advisor, and consultant, she continues to inspire others while enjoying her passion for cooking and spending time with her family.Connect with DoreenSupport the Show.Confessions of a Reluctant Caregiver Sisterhood of Care, LLC Website: www.confessionsofareluctantcaregiver.com Like us on Facebook! Tweet with us on Twitter! Follow us on Instagram! Watch us on Youtube! Pin us on Pinterest! Link us on LinkedIn!Tune in on Whole Care Network

Life threw a curveball at Doreen Marchetti, testing her resilience unexpectedly. Little did she know the fierce independence of her mother would be overshadowed by the onset of Parkinson's disease. As if that wasn't enough, a devastating diagnosis struck her husband, further complicating her caregiving world. This is the story of a woman who faced unimaginable challenges, but what happened next would leave everyone wondering – how did Doreen Marchetti find the strength to carry on? Stay tuned to discover the unexpected twist that would change her life forever. In this episode, you will be able to: Discover the hidden tension of balancing caregiving while thriving in your career, digging deep into the real-life dilemmas of professional caregivers.Learn about the critical role of personal autonomy in caregiving, particularly from the perspective of the cared-for individual.Gain insights into how caregiving responsibility impacts personal well-being, shining light on the often-neglected aspect of self-care for caregivers. Doreen Marchetti is an accomplished professional with 40 years of experience in various roles at IBM across 44 countries. Despite her demanding job, she also became a caregiver for her mother, Delores, and husband, Mike. For over 15 years, she has managed dementia, Parkinson's, Crohn's disease, and cancer while maintaining her professional and personal responsibilities. In the toughest times, she remained a beacon of strength, expertly balancing her job and caregiving duties even while traveling for work.   About Doreen In 2022, Doreen Marchetti transformed a layoff into an opportunity, leveraging her expertise to assist companies in revenue growth, partnership expansion, sales advice, and culture reset. She now holds multiple leadership positions, including a fractional VP at IonIdea, Channel Sales Consultant with Maestro Group, Leader in the Tech Sales Network at Woman In Technology International, Business Development Lead for Do Think Do, and a board member at startup iSolvRisk. Previously, Doreen served as Vice President of NA Channel Sales at Global Knowledge for two years, leading a talented team before Skillsoft's acquisition in 2021. Her 40-year IT industry career includes a notable stint at IBM, where she exceeded growth expectations, particularly in Worldwide Alliances. Her global experience spans 44 countries and numerous business units, mentoring many professionals who continue to excel. Additionally, Doreen has been a dedicated caregiver for over 15 years, advocating for better healthcare and empathy. As a board member, start-up advisor, and consultant, she continues to inspire others while enjoying her passion for cooking and spending time with her family. Connect with Doreen LinkedIn    Support the show Confessions of a Reluctant Caregiver Sisterhood of Care, LLC Website: www.confessionsofareluctantcaregiver.com Like us on Facebook! Tweet with us on Twitter! Follow us on Instagram! Watch us on Youtube! Pin us on Pinterest! Link us on LinkedIn! Tune in on Whole Care Network

This episode features a conversation hosted by Aarti Kawlra, the Academic Director of the Humanities Across Borders program here at IIAS, in which she speaks with three guests: Daan van Dartel, Curator of Popular Culture and Fashion at the National Museum of World Cultures in the Netherlands; Lipika Bansal, a researcher, social designer, and the founder of Textiel Factorij in Amsterdam; and, finally, Kirit Chitara, an artist based in India. In September 2022, IIAS and Humanities Across Borders hosted an In Situ Graduate School entitled Textiles and Dyes as Transnational, Global Knowledge. As Aarti and others collaborated on this event with various textile-related institutions, she met this group and heard the story of Kirit, who had previously found the artwork of his grandfather hanging in the Tropenmuseum in Amsterdam. This raised all sorts of perennial questions about power in the production and display of art, and in this conversation, the groups discusses such issues of provenance and attribution, of curation and collaboration. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Trending Middle East brings you the latest social media and search trends from the region and around the world.   On today's episode, an Irish soldier with the UN peacekeeping force in Lebanon is killed after unidentified assailants open fire on a passing convoy.   EU leaders agree to offer Bosnia and Herzegovina candidate status to join the bloc, putting the volatile Balkan nation at the start of a long road to membership.   The UAE is ranked first in the Arab world and 25th internationally on the 2022 Global Knowledge Index while travellers arriving in Egypt must now disclose the exact value of cash or goods they are carrying.

Bilal: Co-founder and COO of Enquire, connecting subject matter experts with the individuals making the most important decisions in the world PhD from Oxford in political science Published author Check out the episode for our discussion on global knowledge networks, strategic decision-making, and the need for the propagation of cybersecurity expertise. Links: https://enquire.ai

Richard Hawkes is the Founder & CEO, Growth River and author of “Navigate the Swirl: 7 Crucial Conversations for Business Transformation” (Wiley, 2022).Richard founded Growth River in the US in 2007. Today it is an international consultancy with offices and partners in the US and in Germany. Growth River specializes in leading major transformational change initiatives that impact organizational culture and business models at the same time. This work is unique because of its holistic approach that reduces complexity and creates buy-in for both executives and their teams. He has worked domestically and internationally with global Fortune 100, mid-sized and start-up growth companies including: Allergan, Berkley Insurance, Bonnel Aluminum, Chicos, Corning, Cox Communications, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, GENEWIZ, Gentex, Global Knowledge, Hallmark International, Hope Worldwide, Instinet, Johnson & Johnson, MARS, Merck, Navigant Consulting International, Neostem, New York Genome Center, Novartis, Pearson Education, Pfizer, PFG Group, Pharmanet, Prentice Hall, Sun Microsystems, Wrigley and WLR Foods. Richard is currently engaged in a multi-year engagement with Edward Jones Financial Services. www.growthriver.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ep #073 - Pick My Brain is where smart, passionate and interesting people go to buy, sell and share their knowledge one-on-one with the world's people.   On this episode we are joined by the Founder of Pick My Brain, Maxine Cunningham as well as the Head of Global Mentorship, Yasmin Passos. Your time, knowledge and experience has immense value. You've invested a ton of time, money and effort into yourself. It's not fair for people to expect you to give it away for free. Set your boundaries and share your time on your own terms. Let the world know they can now formally book and pay you for your time, knowledge, experience, ideas, wisdom, energy, passions and unique offers. Sign up to be a brain at pickmybrain.world   Brex is the perfect financial solution for newly founded startups looking to raise capital. By offering credit cards, cash management, expenses, and accounting services all in one place, they help founders and their teams stay focused on what they care about most. You can open an account online in 10 minutes, and get an account number, routing number, and credit cards instantly upon approval, with no personal guarantee. Brex offers free wires/ACH payments worldwide for free and you earn up to 8x in cashback on your Brex card. With your credit, cash, and controls in one place, Brex is your financial OS. Draper Startup House companies get $1,000*, $5,000 AWS Credits, $200 via Brex Cash, expedited onboarding, & access to $150k worth of partner discounts when applying at brex.com/draperhouse. What's the point of building a business you don't own? Two12 helps founders reduce dilution and maximize control. Receive 25% off cap table management as well as the valuation, fund administration, and SPV formation services with code DRAPER25. Learn more and redeem at Two12.co   You can visit our website here, and follow Katie and Daniel on LinkedIN. Find Pitch Please on Twitter! You can also follow DSH Accelerator on Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIN and TikTok.

Reaching the height of your career is no simple feat. It often requires a combination of pursuing the right education, building the right professional network and being bold enough to take the right chances. It takes time and effort. It takes taking yourself out of your comfort zone. In the third part of our three-part series, Cisco Champions explore what it means to be an expert—in particular, they discuss tips on becoming an expert, what serves as motivation and how to deal with imposter syndrome, and even share their own personal stories. Related links: Follow us: twitter.com/ciscochampion Cisco Champion Hosts Artem Tkachov, GAIN Capital, Infrastructure Manager Brad Haynes (twitter.com/GK_bradhaynes),Global Knowledge, Solutions Engineer Daren Fulwell (twitter.com/darenfulwell), ANS Group, Technical Architect Peter Spyrounis (twitter.com/pjspyro), Systems Solution, Inc., Systems Engineer Zoe Rose (twitter.com/RoseSecOps), Canon EMEA, Regional and Supplier Information Security Moderator Amilee San Juan (twitter.com/amileesan1), Cisco, Customer Voices and Cisco Champion Program Evan Mintzer (twitter.com/evanmintzer), Ashfield Healthcare, Manager Information Security

In the 2007 film, Shift Happens, Carl Fisch (later modified by Scott Mcleod) stated that “The top 10 in-demand jobs in 2010 did not exist in 2004. We are currently preparing students for jobs that don't exist yet, using technologies that haven't been invented, in order to solve problems we don't even know are problems yet.” Although the 65% figure has been debunked quite often and the data that was used during the video cannot always be verified, it is safe to say that the jobs of today, have evolved quite a bit since 2004. In addition, a lot of these fields are Global, rely a lot on technology and the use of code, like Python. In this podcast series, we will speak to professionals in the field that have jobs in industries including Fintech 3.0, Cybertechnology, Ethical AI, and Data Science We welcome Michael Galarnyk. Michael currently teaches Python for Data Visualization for LinkedIn Learning, Data Analytics using Python for UCSD Extension, Machine Learning Fundamentals for UCSD Extension, and Machine Learning with Python for Stanford Continuing Studies. I have previously taught Essential Python for Global Knowledge and Data Science (Python) at General Assembly. Special Guest: Michael Galarnyk.

Jan Eissfeldt, Global Head of Trust and Safety at Wikimedia Foundation - and Marketplace Risk Advisory Board member - talks to Elle Tucker in this, the latest episode of the Platform Podcast. Jan tells Elle about the scaled sustainable risk management approaches he builds for platforms operating in the intersection between technology and society. He goes on to share with her his journey into the world of the platform economy which began when he ran into the shared knowledge ecosystems of Wikipedia in early 2004. A not-to-be-missed conversation for those who have always wondered what goes on behind the scenes at Wikipedia!

Technology is modernizing and evolving faster than we have ever seen before. As a result, IT professionals and companies are scrambling to play catch up in an industry that’s growing and changing every single day. Host Michelle Boockoff-Bajdek sits down with Michael Yoo, Customer Market Leader for Skillsoft’s Technology and Developer Portfolio, and Angie Okamoto, Vice President of Product for Global Knowledge to discuss key findings from Skillsoft’s Global Knowledge 2021 IT Skills and Salary Report, uncovering what organizations can do to overcome IT skills gaps. The short answer? Companies must invest in the growth and development of their IT talent in order to keep up.

We took a look at the top-paying certifications for 2021 (so far) and not to our surprise, out of the 15 certifications listed, the top 3 were all cloud certifications! The list came from Global Knowledge and you can check it out here. We also vented some frustrations with Cisco and where they're at as a company trying to compete in the modern age. If Dean and Pat had to start over again in IT, they would both go cloud. The “big 3” players at this stage of the game are AWS, Google Cloud Platform, and Azure. Each provider has a “free tier” of gear that you can spin up and get familiar with, if you're interested in signing up, use the links. Like us? Give us a review on Podchaser or Apple Podcasts to let us know!Check out our website https://www.soyouwannabeinit.comEmail us! - so.you.wanna.be.in.it@gmail.comFollow Pat and Dean!Instagram:Pat | DeanFollow So You Wanna Be in IT!Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | DiscordSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/soyouwannabeinit)

The evidence is clear: effective teacher professional development (TPD) needs to include ongoing and individualized support to teachers to impact teachers' instruction, and subsequently student learning. Shanghai's policies and investments have created a great teacher workforce that is supported by clear learning standards, regular and aligned assessments, and a balance of autonomy and accountability in school management. Today, we are speaking with Liang Xiaoyan and Zhang Minxuan, co-authors of the World Bank report “How Shanghai Does It” (https://www.worldbank.org/en/topic/education/publication/how-shanghai-does-it ) to learn about the key features of the Shanghai education system that attract and develop an excellent teaching force. We discuss how lessons from the Shanghai experience can apply and be relevant to other countries around the world. Zhang Minxuan is a Professor and Former President of Shanghai Normal University and Head of UNESCO Teacher Education Center and Liang Xiaoyan is a Lead Education Specialist in East and Southern Africa for the World Bank Education Global Practice. Elaine Ding, Analyst in the Global Knowledge and Innovation unit of the World Bank's Education Practice, moderates the conversation.

People have many reasons for getting technical certifications. It can be a stepping stone to a new job. It can be a way to show off what you've learned over the years. And some people collect them to prove their professional expertise across a variety of technologies.IT companies create certifications for many reasons as well. It can help customers get the most value out of the product. It can help reduce support costs, which frees up company resources to focus on innovations and new products. And it can help ensure that their partner ecosystem is fully up to speed on all the latest and greatest developments in their product.But none of those reasons matters if no one is aware of your certification, or it has no value to the overall industry and job market. That's why salary surveys like the ones produced by Global Knowledge, Robert Half, and others are so important. They poll the industry globally and find out what areas are growing, what areas may be declining, and help IT professionals make educated decisions about how to guide their career for the future.Host: Harvey GreenCo-Host: Jirah Cox

Teknologierne udvikler sig hurtigere, end vi når at blinke. Derfor er upskilling af partnere blevet et benhårdt konkurrenceparameter. ”Teknologierne udvikler sig ekstremt hurtigt. Vi når knapt nok at blinke med øjnene, førend der er kommet nye teknologier, vi skal forholde os til.” Sådan formulerer Emilie Bendix Olsen sig i denne podcast. Hun er Partner Technology Strategist i Microsoft og fortæller om upskilling af partnere som et stort og vigtigt indsatsområde i Microsoft. Ifølge en nylig Global Knowledge rapport mener 80% af it-beslutningstagere, at deres medarbejdere mangler de skills, der er behov for nu og i fremtiden. Der er behov for træning og certificeringer, og der er behov for helt nye kompetencer. Microsoft tilskynder sine partnere til så hurtigt og effektivt som muligt at videreudvikle deres kompetencer for at kunne tilføre værdi til kunderne. I podcasten fortæller Emilie Bendix Olsen om Udfordringer ved det skill gap, der er opstået i it-branchen Microsofts øgede investering i upskilling af partnerøkosystemet Hvilken værdi upskilling giver for virksomheder og partnere Hvilke forskellige upskillingmuligheder, Microsoft stiller til rådighed Thomas Egesø fra Arrows Microsoft team er vært i denne podcast.

Discover what is happening in EY in the realm of knowledge management as Rob joins us from the top notch beach of Cleveland Ohio's north-coast. Rob Usher is an accomplished knowledge leader and analytics driver with extensive experience in global professional services firms serving Fortune 500 and US Federal Government clients. Working for clients in Defense, Space and Big Four accounting, He has built and led global knowledge project teams tackling complex requirements, applying technologies, team skills and analytics to develop and deploy solutions. Rob is a relationship manager bringing an engineering mind-set to understanding a community's unique knowledge management needs from multiple levels and then translating into plans, products  and actions.

Susan Stewart, also known as Sue is an out of the box thinker, a strategy, business transformation and change management specialist having championed major projects in multinational professional services, government and private organisations, including global design firms Aurecon, Woods Bagot, Hood Sweeny and Unispace, Ernst & Young and also Chaired the Change Connect Group for 7 years.Sue is an accomplished and confident leader, driving the implementation of a range of projects across America, Europe, Middle East and Asia Pacific, which have included: global strategic planning, new international market expansion, mergers and acquisitions, cultural transformation, knowledge management strategy, business development strategy, technology system implementations and organisational restructures. As a young honours graduate, Sue's “It's A Wonderful Life Moment” came when she bogged a tractor in a wheat field and realised that the world would be a better place if she no longer worked in research. Luckily a Big Four firm adopted her and for the next decade she absorbed best practice in strategy, organisational development, change, communication and knowledge and immersed herself in the explosion of mobility and digital. And along the way, she completed a Post Grad in Communications, Master of Arts and has scribbled her thoughts in papers and presented her experiences at national and international conferences. Although well-credentialed, Sue is most proud of her family, her ability to make the most out of left-overs, her innate and irrelevant knowledge of film and her love of making Spotify playlists. Talking about the playlist, in this episode,  Sue shared her journey and experiences through a  playlist of four iconic pieces of music,  which we deep dive into during the podcast and all things about Strategy, Culture and Change management.If you enjoy this episode, please share it with your friends and colleagues, and check us out on synergyiq.com.au.   Where to find Susan StewartLinkedInJoin the conversation on Synergy IQ LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram (@synergyiq) and please support other leaders by liking, subscribing and sharing this podcast.  Access SynergyIQ Website to get to know more about us.  Say hello to our host Daniel on LinkedIn.   Books mentioned on this episode:  Change by Design, Revised and Updated  - How Design Thinking Transforms Organizations and Inspires Innovation - By: Tim BrownThe Tipping Point - How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference - By: Malcolm Gladwell

Vishal Agnihotri is the Chief Knowledge Officer at Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP, a national law firm with over 400 lawyers. Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP delivers a sophisticated legal practice with emphasis in litigation, consumer financial services, environmental law, and much more. As the CKO, Vishal oversees the firm's knowledge management, legal product management, and research services.  Before joining Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP, Vishal held a variety of executive leadership positions, including Chief Knowledge Officer at Akerman LLP and Associate Director of Global Knowledge at KPMG. She has also served as an Advisory Board Member for Rutgers Business School and Bloomberg BNA. In this episode… Why does knowledge management matter in the legal industry? How can legal professionals effectively navigate the spread and growth of technology in 2021 and beyond? As Vishal Agnihotri says, it's all about wielding the right information at the right time.  As a Chief Knowledge Officer in the legal field, Vishal has seen technology grow exponentially in the past two decades. She explains that information is power — as long as you know how to wade through the excess to find the right data. Now, she's here to share her expertise on knowledge management and explain how you can leverage the information explosion happening at this very moment. On this exciting episode of The Lawyer's Edge, Elise Holtzman talks with Vishal Agnihotri, the Chief Knowledge Officer at Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP, about how to navigate the spread of technology and information overload in the legal field. They discuss why knowledge management is essential for lawyers, how to adapt to ever-evolving technology, and her tips for leveraging data to gain a competitive advantage in your field. Stay tuned! 

In 2020, Ranjit Disale won the Global Teacher Prize, a US $1 million award presented annually to an exceptional teacher who has made an outstanding contribution to their profession. On today's episode, Ezequiel Molina, Senior Economist in the Global Knowledge and Innovation Unit at the World Bank Education Global Practice, and Adelle Pushparatnam, Education Specialist in the Global Knowledge and Innovation unit of the World Bank Education Global Practice, speak with Ranjit about his journey as a teacher and his vision for teachers in the future. On March 23, as part of the The World Bank Global Platform for Successful Teachers panel, Ranjit spoke with Jaime Saavedra, Global Director of Education at the World Bank, about how we can support teachers in the age of the pandemic. Watch the recording of the virtual event here.

In this episode we speak with Debbie Pearmain of OneStopHR to dig into the reasons why Targeted Gender Recruitment works and how companies can implement this strategy in all of their recruiting and promotion campaigns. Debbie has worked with CEOs and leadership teams for over 25 years at more than 250 companies. She has been facilitating organizational and leadership transformation projects with Accenture, Global Knowledge, One Stop HR and Morneau Shepell. Debbie is an excellent facilitator, coach and strategic thinker. She helps clients view problems as opportunities for growth and change and creates breakthrough strategies that help people and organizations achieve their full potential.Thank to our sponsor Y5 Creative for their generous and ongoing support of our show.  Find out more at www.y5creative.com

In 2020, Ranjit Disale won the Global Teacher Prize, a US $1 million award presented annually to an exceptional teacher who has made an outstanding contribution to their profession. On today's episode, Ezequiel Molina, Senior Economist in the Global Knowledge and Innovation Unit at the World Bank Education Global Practice, and Adelle Pushparatnam, Education Specialist in the Global Knowledge and Innovation unit of the World Bank Education Global Practice, speak with Ranjit about his journey as a teacher and his vision for teachers in the future. Join us on March 23 to continue the conversation. As part of the The World Bank Global Platform for Successful Teachers panel, Ranjit will speak with Jaime Saavedra, Global Director of Education at the World Bank, about how we can support teachers in the age of the pandemic. Register to join us for the virtual event.

Today we join forces again with our good friends at the Prostate Cancer Foundation (PCF) to bring you the podcast version of the PCF Global Knowledge Exchange, this time focussing on Next Generation PSMA. Today's event is brought to you by PCF in conjunction with the Prostate Imaging and Theranostics Centre of Excellence (ProsTIC) at Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre in Melbourne. Your hosts are Dr Howard Soule and Dr Andrea Miyahira from the PCF, and Professor Michael Hofman and Professor Declan Murphy from ProsTIC. PSMA imaging and theranostics are among the most exciting areas of research in prostate cancer, and today's event involves top leaders in the field who are tasked with looking beyond what we are using today. This PCF Global Knowledge Exchange is a full webinar which included more than 500 delegates from around the world, and we have posted the link to the YouTube version below. In the meantime, we hope that you might enjoy this podcast.Speakers and topics include:- Prof. Klaus Kopka: PSMA evolution- Prof. Neil Bander: combination alpha-Ab / small molecule- Dr Cristina Müller: Terbium PSMA- Prof. Mike Sathekge: theranostics in low-mid income countries- A/Prof Ana Kiess: auger-emitters to target micro-metastases - Prof. John Babich: albumin-binding to increase uptakeFull webinar on YoutubeClick hereLinks:PCFProsTICTwitter:PCF ScienceProsTICPeter Mac GU Onc

In this TCP Talks episode, Justin Brodley and Jonathan Baker talk with Bart Castle, an AWS and cloud computing trainer and media personality. Bart works with IT training company CBT Nuggets and also does cloud-migration consulting projects.  Bart shares the patterns he seems based on training demand and also advises how to decide which certification to go for next. He discusses the importance of solving business problems that will help achieve the business' goals while retooling and transforming systems. "At this point in my career, every technical conversation that I have is always paired up with a business value conversation," he notes. But how should a data team shift focus to better solve business problems? He suggests looking for patterns. Uncovering patterns can help determine actionable steps to maximize efficiency and enable new business opportunities. Bart also discusses cloud computing trends, CloudFormation stacking, hybrid deployments, and containers. Featured Guest

GSV Founder and CER Vice Chair Michael Moe joins Reality Check for Episode 71 this week to discuss the future of learning; new advances that are rapidly changing the workplace and the classroom alike, “How we get people the skills, the knowledge, the connectivity” to thrive in the 21st century,” and breakthrough alternative ways that people are learning and sharing ideas today. Listen for more on the role of data and information in shaping the global knowledge economy, why both China and AI should be on the U.S. ed and tech world radar screens, and how traditional education will continue to be “augmented in different ways for people to represent the knowledge that they have” in the future.

Mari Anne Vanella, the host of Outstanding Outbound and SLMA Radio commentator Paul Roberts, explores how to choose and create a successful relationship with an outbound calling company that will give you a 20% return.  They discuss the sins of the industry and the benefits of working with a company that knows B2B enterprise relationship building.  They touch upon: How to successfully outsource outbound calling The difference between internally employed SDRs and outsourced professionals Why nobody is closing deals on social Why most companies pay inexperienced SDRs as little as possible and they get what they pay for The sins of a false-peer call and lying from bad actors Why going cheap on outbound calling increases risk of failure  Mari Anne Vanella Mari Anne Vanella has 25+ years of sales and business management experience. As Founder/CEO of sales development firms in Silicon Valley, her organizations have consistently delivered long-term, successful sales development programs to high tech and services industries across the United States. Mari Anne's background includes successful performance as Vice President and Director at companies such as The EC Company (now ADX), PictureTalk, a subsidiary of Drake International (one of the world's largest IT solution and staffing firms), Global Knowledge, and at Skyline Computer Corporation, where she led the Cisco Training Products organization to a #5 position in the country within one year. Before these, she founded Procom, a sales development firm based in the Silicon Valley serving customers such as State Farm Insurance, Waddell & Reed, and many others. Mari Anne Vanella hosts Outstanding Outbound Radio which is sponsored by The Vanella Group on the Funnel Radio Channel.

Mari Anne Vanella, the host of Outstanding Outbound and SLMA Radio commentator Paul Roberts, explores how to choose and create a successful relationship with an outbound calling company that will give you a 20% return.  They discuss the sins of the industry and the benefits of working with a company that knows B2B enterprise relationship building.  They touch upon: How to successfully outsource outbound calling The difference between internally employed SDRs and outsourced professionals Why nobody is closing deals on social Why most companies pay inexperienced SDRs as little as possible and they get what they pay for The sins of a false-peer call and lying from bad actors Why going cheap on outbound calling increases risk of failure  Mari Anne Vanella Mari Anne Vanella has 25+ years of sales and business management experience. As Founder/CEO of sales development firms in Silicon Valley, her organizations have consistently delivered long-term, successful sales development programs to high tech and services industries across the United States. Mari Anne's background includes successful performance as Vice President and Director at companies such as The EC Company (now ADX), PictureTalk, a subsidiary of Drake International (one of the world's largest IT solution and staffing firms), Global Knowledge, and at Skyline Computer Corporation, where she led the Cisco Training Products organization to a #5 position in the country within one year. Before these, she founded Procom, a sales development firm based in the Silicon Valley serving customers such as State Farm Insurance, Waddell & Reed, and many others. Mari Anne Vanella hosted outstanding Outbound and sponsored by The Vanella Group on the Funnel Radio Channel.

Michael Gips, CPP, CSyP, CAE is Chief Global Knowledge Officer at ASIS International, the world’s premier organization for security professionals. During his 24 years there, he has been responsible for Learning, Editorial Services, Publishing, Membership, Marketing and Communications, Standards & Guidelines, Certification, Strategic Operations, and the CSO Center for Leadership & Development. With 35,000 members from around the world, ASIS International is the leading organization for security professionals, providing education, networking, technology, certifications, and more.

The focus of the fifth episode in the Leaders in Learning series is one of the most challenging questions that we routinely face: What is the role of formal and informal leadership in creating a learning organization? This episode builds on previous episodes in connecting components of leadership and effective learning organizations, a key connection that we see consistently. The contributing thought leaders for this episode are: - Thom Sinclair, Gateway Academy Team Lead at the Consultative Group to Address the Poor (CGAP) housed at the World Bank - Rob Cartridge, Head of Global Knowledge at Practical Action - Chris Collison, a leading independent KM and OL consultant

The focus of this episode, our fourth in our Leaders in Learning series, focuses in on something we’ve touched on in previous episodes, particularly episode 2: what aspects of an organization’s culture contribute to its learning capacity? The contributing thought leaders for this episode are: - Chris Collison, a world-renowned independent consultant - Clive Martlew, Lead for Leadership and Learning at the UK’s Department for International Development (DFID) - Rob Cartridge, Head of Global Knowledge at Practical Action

The bulk of growth in higher education today is happening globally as demand picks up for massified educational systems designed to boost economic growth and competitiveness. Nonetheless, “global higher education” is a complex phenomenon. Many institutions—and institution types—make up this diverse landscape, which consists of “world-class” research institutions, teaching focusedinstitutions, vocational schools, and online for-profits. In this episode of Thinking Outside the Sandbox, deputy director of research Brian Fleming explores the megatrends of globalization, massification of higher education, and the global knowledge economy with Dr. Phillip Altbach, professor and founding director of the Boston College Center for International Higher Education. Dr. Altbach also discusses findings from his most recent book, Global Perspectives on Higher Education, and his view of the future of the teaching university. Sandbox is pleased to present this episode as part of our ongoing coverage of megatrends and the future of higher education.

The bulk of growth in higher education today is happening globally as demand picks up for massified educational systems designed to boost economic growth and competitiveness. Nonetheless, “global higher education” is a complex phenomenon. Many institutions—and institution types—make up this diverse landscape, which consists of “world-class” research institutions, teaching focusedinstitutions, vocational schools, and online for-profits. In this episode of Thinking Outside the Sandbox, deputy director of research Brian Fleming explores the megatrends of globalization, massification of higher education, and the global knowledge economy with Dr. Phillip Altbach, professor and founding director of the Boston College Center for International Higher Education. Dr. Altbach also discusses findings from his most recent book, Global Perspectives on Higher Education, and his view of the future of the teaching university. Sandbox is pleased to present this episode as part of our ongoing coverage of megatrends and the future of higher education.

You cannot live in today's world without being witness to the power of networks. Networks are all around us and constantly influence us in ways both conscious and subconscious. Immediate family and close friends, global-reaching social networks, professional networks, passion networks... the list of all the networks you're connected to gos on and on and overlaps and intersects in ways that solve problems, create opportunities and catch us in moments of incredible serendipity. So, as you might guess, networks are a powerful tool for the social sector.    My guest for the 180th Terms of Reference Podcast, is exceedingly passionate about networks. Sara Farley is the Chief Operating Officer and Co-Founder of the Global Knowledge Initiative, an organization that builds purpose-driven networks to deliver innovative solutions to the world’s most pressing problems. You're going to love this conversation about how networks can be leveraged to locate resources, enable collaboration, connect participants and, ultimately, find solutions to problems.

Aaron and Brian talk with Ryan Kroonenburg (@acloudguru and @KroonenburgRyan, AWS Cloud Architect) and Anthony Stanley (@IamStan, AWS Cloud Architect) from A Cloud Guru about their passion for teaching, how they created A Cloud Guru, the framework for achieving AWS certifications and some examples of learners that got a big bump in pay after completing the courses. This show is sponsored by Intel Cloud for All - http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/cloud-for-all/cloud-for-all.html A Cloud Guru Homepage - https://acloud.guru/
 AWS Certified Solutions Architect - #1 Paying Certification - http://www.globalknowledge.com/training/generic.asp?pageid=3855
 Some insight into how A Cloud Guru is using AWS Lambda to build their architecture to scale and reduce costs: https://read.acloud.guru/why-serverless-with-aws-is-a-game-changer-3cb37e25f638#.hfb74n8ig
 https://read.acloud.guru/serverless-the-future-of-software-architecture-d4473ffed864#.gmgtxc920
 https://read.acloud.guru/serverless-user-interfaces-stealing-the-best-of-mobile-for-the-web-802e1e8a30cb#.jcxc8bxal Topic 1 - Before we get into what A Cloud Guru does, let’s talk about your backgrounds. Where have you been and what made you want to start this business? Topic 2 - Let’s talk about A Cloud Guru. What does the site offer and what can “learners” expect from the training courses? Topic 3 - Ryan mentioned in the introduction video that he trained 30,000 people on AWS last year (or the last couple years) and you expect to reach 100,000 this year. That obviously means a lot of people using this platform to guide them. Tell us about the early feedback and things people want you to add? Topic 3a - Every new business has a plan or a set of expectations. What has been the unexpected that you’ve seen and heard from the market? Topic 4 - There was a recent survey from Global Knowledge that AWS Certified Solutions Architect is now the #1 Paying Certification. You mentioned that only 2000 people have that certification today, which feels a lot like the Cisco CCIE in 1997. Any ideas how much demand there is for that level of AWS certification? Topic 5 - Obviously you’ll see a number of individuals taking the courses, but are you starting to see corporate update as well? Can companies buy bulk licenses from A Cloud Guru?

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  After 20 years of working for Fortune 500 organizations, federal government agencies and federal contractors such as AOL, Nextel Corporation, Global Knowledge, Harris Corporation, QinetiQ North America the U.S. Senate and the Social Security Administration, Vanessa parlayed her 20 years of experience into her first entrepreneurial venture. She founded V.R. Maddox Consulting. V.R. Maddox Consulting is a full-service consulting firm that partners with organizations to build and manage world-class employee development programs. In July 2010, V.R. Maddox Consulting proudly became a Certified Virginia SWaM business (Small, Women & Minority Owned).   To pay tribute to her sister Valerie who passed away suddenly in 2009, TheGirlfriendGroup was born on August 22, 2009. TheGirlfriendGroup is a professional/social networking website. Its mission: women helping women in all aspects of life. It is a diverse, highly dynamic group of women that aspire to Network.Share.Encourage." Vanessa’s personal philosophy is “collaborate and remain open-minded”. She enjoys working with smart, talented people who are willing to learn and contribute to the success of mission, values and goals of the organization. She believes in giving 110%.   Vanessa resides in Leesburg, VA with her husband Roger, their sons Connor and Jamison, and their dog Sal.