Podcasts about global project

Are Feminist Foreign Policy models building a Global Project? Is it based on a universal “feminist idealism” or a “Western” view of “modernization” to end systemic unequal power and oppressions?  How is Mexico's FFP playing a part on this Global Hegemonic Project? What racial, care and (de)colonial power dynamics are influencing FFP's models creation and implementation in the Latin America region?  An interview with María Paulina Rivera Chávez, doctoral fellow at the University of Potsdam. Listen to related episodes:  Ep. 9 Marissa Conway on How Feminist Foreign Policies is Transforming World Affairs Ep. 47 Isabella Esquivel Ventura on Mexico's FFP Ep. 130 Alice Ridge and Liz Gill-Atkinson on FFP Research in Australia and the Global South Ep. 159 Helena Monzón Pérez on 'Ley Monzón' & Prosecuting Femicides in Mexico Recommended links to this episode: María Paulina Rivera Chávez - Doctoral Fellow Profile Feminist Foreign Policy: Coloniality in new clothes? Seeing through Alterity/Otherness. A Conceptual Approximation from a Postcolonial to a Decolonial Feminist Foreign Policy

Olá sejam bem vindo ao nosso quadro de entrevistas do Podcast da Mineração. Nesse programa fizemos uma entrevista com Octávio Viggiano, é um líder experiente e visionário na estruturação e execução de mega projetos de infraestrutura e transição energética. Como CEO e fundador da Beam Infrastructure, uma holding global, Octávio está à frente de iniciativas inovadoras e disruptivas que estão moldando o futuro da energia e mineração em mercados estratégicos globais. Criação de Arte: Raul Cadena / Phablo Kauã Patrocinadores Oficiais do Podcast da Mineração: ATHO BIM - https://athobim.com/ - @atho.bim ÍGNEA Geologia & Meio Ambiente - https://www.igneabr.com.br/ - @igneabr Revo Geoscience - https://revogeoscience.com/ Apoio: Beam Infrastructure É com orgulho que anunciamos o lançamento da loja oficial do Podcast da Mineração! https://reserva.ink/podcastdamineracao Jony Peterson é parceiro da plataforma ISOmines como conteúdista com o curso de Planejamento de Lavra a Céu Aberto utilzando o Micromine. Segue o link de inscrição: https://isomines.carrinho.app/one-checkout/ocmtb/18152189 Confiram essa e outras entrevistas no canal e Lembrem-se: "Mineração pode não ser o futuro mas não existe futuro sem a mineração" #mineração #tecnologia #technology #podcastdamineração #podcast #inovação #engenheirodeminas #engenhariademinas #futuro #inovação #innovations #innovations #engenharia #setormineral #aguamineral #prospecção #pesquisamineral #agua

This episode features a conversation with Izzy Howden, Senior Campaign Manager at Make My Money Matter, an organization working to transform the financial system. It was recorded in August 2024.Over the past 3 years, Izzy has worked across all of Make My Money Matter's public campaign activity, including the viral films, The Hidden Relationship, featuring Kit Harington and Rose Leslie, and Oblivian, featuring Olivia Coleman, which have racked up hundreds of millions of views, generated massive media coverage, and picked up a slew of awards.She's also directly engaged the financial sector to drive climate action, following Make My Money Matter's mission to move money from the destructive, harmful investments of the past, into those that help build a future we can be proud of.Before joining Make My Money Matter, Izzy developed strategic, creative campaigns for clients such as the Global Project for Education, the World Economic Forum, Peace One Day, and Footprint Coalition. Amongst other things, Izzy and I discussed the task of making pensions and climate finance engaging for audiences, how working with celebrities can take things to the next level, and how embracing creativity, humour, and satire can give campaigns an edge.Additional links: Visit the Make My Money Matter websiteWatch Oblivian with Olivia ColemanWatch The Hidden Relationship with Kit Harington and Rose LeslieWatch the “Saving Jane” deforestation animation

Aaron Jackson is an American, human rights and environmental activist. He was raised in Destin, Florida and attended Valencia College until 2002. After backpacking around the world, he interned at The Homeless Voice, an advocacy group in Davie, Florida and became director of the COSAC Homeless Shelter. The first orphanages he opened in Haiti were established using money he made as a golf caddy while living in a homeless shelter in order to fund the orphanages. Aaron was named a CNN Hero in 2007 after leading a campaign to deworm children in Haiti.     Aaron's Planting Peace is a global nonprofit organization founded for the purpose of spreading peace in a hurting world. Their projects focus on a range of humanitarian and environmental initiatives, including a multi-national deworming campaign; a network of orphanages and safe havens in developing countries; LGBTQ rights advocacy; the Equality House; and rainforest conservation efforts in the Amazon.   Planting Peace has successfully dewormed over 22 million starving children around the world. Planting Peace has been able to create and sustain a total of 6 orphanages. Four in Haiti and two in India. Planting Peace has rescued 5 elephants from slavery. Planting Peace founded the Equality House, a worldwide symbol and center for advocacy in the movement toward LGBTQ rights. The house sits right across the street from the Westboro Baptist Church. Planting Peace has purchased and protected 2008 acres of Amazon rainforest. Planting Peace has provided basic care such as medical aid, housing, and nutrition to roughly 80,000 refugees in Ukraine and in Bangladesh. Planting Peace has pulled over 20,000 pieces of trash out of our Oceans.  plantingpeace.org

Send us a textWe are experiencing a revolution in digital infrastructure. Artificial intelligence (AI) gets most of the attention, but the appetite for expanded capacity – and the magnet for new public and private investment – affects myriad digital technologies.  Broadband fiber, data centers, wireless spectrum networks, and advanced chip manufacturing are attracting billions of dollars in new funding.  In this episode, “The Digital Infrastructure Revolution: AI Drives Massive Investment in Data Centers and Connectivity,” host Allan Marks speaks with Milbank partners Patrick Campbell and Jaime Ramirez. They examine how the CHIPS and Science Act of 2022 and other federal programs together with the explosion of new artificial intelligence technology and the impacts of the pandemic are driving a massive wave of investment in fiber and data center projects. About the SpeakersPatrick S. Campbell is a partner in the Washington, DC office of Milbank LLP and a member of the firm's Transportation and Space Group. Mr. Campbell's practice focuses on transactional, corporate and regulatory matters in the digital infrastructure space. He has worked extensively on such matters on behalf of domestic and foreign fiber optic, wireless, data center, tower, satellite, computing service, media and Internet companies, as well as banks, private equity firms and other entities investing in, or providing securitization or other debt financing for, these companies.Jaime E. Ramirez is a partner in the New York office of Milbank and a member of the firm's Global Project, Energy and Infrastructure Finance Group. He focuses on representing parties in the acquisition, development and financing of large scale natural resource and infrastructure projects. His experience also includes the representation of investment banks and borrowers in cross-border financing transactions, particularly in Latin America.Podcast host Allan Marks is one of the world's leading project finance lawyers. He advises developers, investors, lenders, and underwriters around the world in the development and financing of complex energy and infrastructure projects, as well as related acquisitions, restructurings and capital markets transactions. Many of his transactions relate to ESG and sustainability, innovative clean technologies, and sophisticated contractual risk allocation. Allan serves as an Adjunct Lecturer at the University of California, Berkeley at the LFor more information and insights, follow us on social media and podcast platforms, including Apple, Spotify, Amazon Music, iHeart, Google and Audible.Disclaimer

Heidi Beirich, co-founder and Chief Strategy Officer of Global Project Against Hate & Extremism (GPAHE) discusses their work. This includes what they and others are doing to reduce political polarization […] The post Global Project Against Hate & Extremism (GPAHE) appeared first on KKFI.

Democracies are made up of people with different views. But when we don't feel connected, we become polarised. Ben speaks to Noreena Hertz about how loneliness leads to polarisation and then to Wendy Via to find out if opposing worldviews can ever be reconciled. Guests: Noreena Hertz, economist and author of ‘The Lonely Century'Wendy Via, Co-founder and president of the Global Project against Hate and ExtremismWhat's Wrong with Democracy? is produced by Tortoise Media and supported by the Open Society Foundations. To find out more about Tortoise:Download the Tortoise app - for a listening experience curated by our journalistsSubscribe to Tortoise+ on Apple Podcasts for early access and ad-free contentBecome a member and get access to all of Tortoise's premium audio offerings and moreIf you want to get in touch with us directly about a story, or tell us more about the stories you want to hear about contact hello@tortoisemedia.comHost: Professor Ben AnsellProducers: Ada Barume, Eleanor Biggs and Katie Gunning Editor: Jasper CorbettOriginal artwork: Jon Hill | Emma O'Neil Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's tough enough to get Americans to realize that if Donald Trump wins in November, it would most likely mean the end of representative democracy in the United States. Even tougher, however, is to make Americans aware that even if Trump doesn't win, many authoritarian policy changes are already being rolled out in states like Texas and Alabama. So says Heidi Beirich, an expert on far-right movements in the United States and Europe. Leading the charge, Beirich says, is the Heritage Foundation, a longtime conservative think tank that has steered to the extreme right in recent years. In April 2022, the foundation and a coalition of think tanks and organizations released a 900-plus page blueprint, called Project 2025, for radically restructuring the U.S. government by integrating it with Christian nationalism. Beirich, cofounder of the Global Project against Hate and Extremism, discusses Project 2025 and the Far Right's efforts to convert the United States into an authoritarian, Christian nationalist country. Beirich also discusses how the antidemocratic movement in the United States mirrors other movements globally, which are on the rise and target immigrants, people of color, women, and LGBTQ communities. “We are very close to losing our system of government,” she warns. For more from the U.S.-Mexico border, read or listen to The Border Chronicle. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/border-chronicle/support

As we introduce our Global Project for 2024, we can see how we can make a massive impact for the Kingdom of God as we strategically invest in materials to train pastors around the world.

The United States  Federal Energy  Regulatory Commission (FERC) regulates US  energy markets. FERC's latest annual report on key market trends noted falling average prices for natural gas and electricity despite increased demand for both. New renewable energy and storage facilities are coming online at a brisk pace, making the grid cleaner and more efficient. FERC is about to get three new commissioners, who will face challenges of interregional transmission constraints and grid-integration of emerging technologies.In this new episode, “FERC-alicious: US Energy Market Trends & Regulatory Update,” host Allan Marks speaks with Milbank partner Jenna McGrath. They examine how recent FERC actions are impacting markets. They discuss trends in state and federal energy regulation, the expansion of energy storage to bolster grid stability and reliability, and strategies for alleviating transmission and interconnection bottlenecks for new renewable energy projects. They also assess the three new nominees for FERC Commissioner – Judy W. Chang, David Rosner and Lindsay See – and upcoming FERC actions and rulemaking.About the SpeakersJenna McGrath is a partner in the Washington, DC office of Milbank and a member of the firm's Global Project, Energy and Infrastructure Finance Group. She advises developers, lenders, private equity, utilities and large industrial electricity customers (e.g., data centers and mining operations) on laws and regulations governing development of electric generation and transmission projects, and revenues for wholesale and retail electricity and transmission services.Podcast host Allan Marks is one of the world's leading project finance lawyers. He advises developers, investors, lenders, and underwriters around the world in the development and financing of complex energy and infrastructure projects, as well as related acquisitions, restructurings and capital markets transactions. Many of his transactions relate to ESG and sustainability, innovative clean technologies, and sophisticated contractual risk allocation. Allan serves as an Adjunct Lecturer at the University of California, Berkeley at the Law School and previously at the Haas School of Business.For more information and insights, follow us on social media and podcast platforms, including Apple, Spotify, Amazon Music, iHeart, Google and Audible.Disclaimer

Allan Marks, Global Project, Energy & Infrastructure Partner at Milbank M&A valuation isn't just about looking at the numbers. There are a lot of different factors that affect and contribute to the volatility of the M&A market.  In this episode of the M&A Science Podcast, Allan Marks, Global Project, Energy & Infrastructure Partner at Milbank, discusses how business cycles affect M&A valuation. Things you will learn: • What is a business cycle • What is a credit cycle • How business cycle impact M&A valuation • Common Mistake during M&A valuation • Importance of culture in M&A Episode Timestamps 00:00 Intro 11:00 What is a business cycle 12:41 What is a credit cycle 16:59 Cycle's impact on energy sector 19:09 How business cycle impact M&A valuation 22:36 Industries most affected by the cycles 26:43 M&A valuation for first-timers 31:47 Importance of culture in M&A 34:23 When to pull of a deal 37:37 Example of failed deals 41:59 Example of good deals 45:43 Common Mistake during M&A valuation 46:43 M&A function maturity 48:02 Other early M&A considerations 49:15 Craziest thing in M&A

Heidi Beirich joins The Great Battlefield podcast to talk about her career and co-founding the Global Project Against Hate and Extremism, where they track and expose hate and far-right extremist movements.

In this first episode of 2024 of the Five Minutes podcast, Ricardo addresses the current presence of artificial intelligence and its impact on project management and the job market. The podcast offers insights into Ricardo's considerations for this year, covering AI, mathematical tools, geopolitical shifts, and evolving design methodologies. Listen to the episode to know more.

Enzo Tortora e Toni Negri, un confronto da ricordare per riflettere sulla cultura e sulla politica di oggi. Fonti: video “Faccia a faccia Enzo Tortora - Toni Negri 1/5” pubblicato il giorno 11 ottobre 2010 sul profilo Youtube di Guido Vitiello; video “12.11.19-Intervista a Toni Negri” pubblicato il giorno 13 novembre 2019 sul profilo Youtube di Global Project; video “Raffaella Carrà intervista a Enzo Tortora ,un uomo perbene” pubblicato il giorno 27 settembre 2020 sul profilo Youtube di Raffaella Carrà show; video Davigo da Fedez: «Capita che gli imputati si suicidino. Dispiace, perdi una possibile fonte» pubblicato il giorno 13 dicembre 2023 su video.corriere.it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Allan Marks, partner with Milbank LLP's Global Project, Energy and Infrastructure Finance Group, joins the podcast this week to discuss the recently awarded USD 7bn hydrogen hub program winners.Marks discusses how the selected applicants will apply for the funds, why the Department of Energy picked winners in both green hydrogen and other forms of hydrogen and what the applicants that weren't selected for an award can do to support their own projects in the growing hydrogen ecosystem.New Project Media (NPM) is a leading data, intelligence, and events company providing origination led coverage of the renewable energy market for the development, finance, advisory & corporate community. 

This episode of Energy Unplugged is fourth in a series on global project finance, organised in partnership with SMBC Group. Covering Europe, Australia, Asia, and the US, this series hosts guests from SMBC Group, various law firms, and Aurora energy experts. Focusing on project finance in the US, we're delighted to welcome Carl Morales, Managing Director and Group Head for the North American Power Project Finance Group at SMBC Group, Ron Erlichman, Partner and Co-Head of Energy & Infrastructure in the Americas, New York at Linklaters, and our Head of North America, Oliver Kerr, in conversation with our Head of USA East, Julia Hoos. Main topics include the following: · An overall look at the project finance space across the US during the last year · The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), tax equity system, and how they impact the individual attractiveness of the US markets · Risks, including financial, merchant, technological, and policy, that lenders may face · The future of hydrogen technologies in the US

I recap the first day of the 2023 The Ozark Mountain UFO Conference. I focus on remote viewing with PrinCess Jeanee from the Farsight Institute. Other topics include Ben Hansen, the CE 5 Global Project, and the Hopkinsville Goblins. For show notes go to www.nvusalien.com

In this episode of Evo Nordics, titled "Bridging The Gap Between Business And Analytics," Joshua Asquith takes on the role of host. Joining him are three distinguished guests who bring their expertise from various organizations. Audrius Janusonis, Manager of the Global Project and Performance Office at BUFAB, Pedro Camargo, Senior Analytics Manager at Klarna, and Daniel Tidstrom, Senior Partner at Data Edge. Together, they delve into the fascinating world of bridging the gap between business and analytics, sharing valuable insights and experiences from their respective roles and companies. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of this crucial connection.

Vandaag het gesprek met Maria Garcia Alvarez. Maria works as a lecturer for the program Global Project and Change Management at the Windesheim University of Applied Sciences. This program is fully integrating Education for Sustainable Development and the Inner Development Goals in its curriculum. Here she teaches about Global Challenges, Globalisation, and Geopolitics. She also coordinates the educational concept Value Creators, awarded by the Dutch Ministry of Education with the Higher Education Award 2021 (Hogeronderwijspremie). She is a member of the Board of Directors of the Dutch Comenius Network, a network of teachers and educators for innovative education. She is also a member of different international networks such as the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network (led by Professor Jeffry Sachs), Earth Charter International, UN Habitat, UNAI (UN Academic Impact), the Inner Development Goals Initiative, and the Wellbeing Economy Alliance (WEAll). As a researcher, she focuses on how universities can design innovative learning spaces which integrate the third level of Education for Sustainable Development (ESD): Education AS Sustainable Development. She has authored different chapters around this topic for the first SDG Global Encyclopaedia published by Springer. She defends that there is no transition without transformation when talking about sustainability and that education should be leading the Imagination Age. Enjoy the insights of Maria. Let's get started… In this conversation with Maria I learned: Explore what we have with the lens of the Inner Development Goals The skills of the IDG's are not new, but the language is very easy to understand. The IDG's are the capabilities that students need in order to get there. The world we have constructed is structurally not working. We deserve a better world structure that supports the planet. The journey to a better world structure starts inside. Language is a cultural manifestation of how we have constructed our own world. We have a huge divide within ourselves. We almost know nothing about ourselves. We need more conversations on how we are feeling. The IDG's give us the potential to explore. Inner development is the door to a more open society where we can live like pirates, without rules. Good questions are more important than good answers. A university should be the place where you come with questions, and where you leave with more and better questions. I-m-possible (I am possible) A community of learning, where you as a teacher also learn from the students. Social media and technology have an influence on how we measure IQ now. First, connect with your students, and provide and environment where the student is in the driving seat. Rethink the way we think about education. Intelligence is going to change. We have created a society that doesn't value work. It values prestige, the elite, and a title. 4E model: explore, engage, elaborate, and evaluate Learn how to dance with the system. Stop using the word stakeholders - let's use human actors and non-human actors. Meer over Maria Garcia Alvarez: https://www.linkedin.com/in/maria-g-b641b7b/  https://www.windesheim.com/about-windesheim/windesheim-honours-college  https://www.valuecreators-whc.com/ Other resources: We don't need a better world, we need to be better for our world - Maria Grazia Testa Theory U - Otto Scharmer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMJefS7s3lc Spiral Dynamics Integral Theory Ons feilbare denken #boekencast afl 10 - Daniel Kahneman The Dawn of Everything (Het begin van alles #boekencast afl 63) - David Graeber and David Wengrow Pirate Enlightenment, or the Real Libertalia by David Graeber Kaospilot Nora Bateson - Warm data lab 4E model for change - Valuecreators Theory U (Wikipedia) Design Thinking (Wikipedia)

In this episode, we are delighted to welcome Jeanne Soh - Head of Renewable and Sustainable Energy, Structured Finance Department Asia Pacific, SMBC, Jason Humphreys - Partner Singapore, Allen Overy and Rowan von Spreckelsen - Principal at Research Analytics, Aurora in a discussion with our Managing Director for Australia Hugo Batten on some of the major challenges and opportunities in Asia Pacific Region for energy project finance. This episode is the third in a series on global project finance, organised in partnership with SMBC Group. With a number of 4 episodes covering Europe, Australia, Asia and the US, this series is hosted by Aurora, with guests from SMBC Group, various law firms and Aurora. The APAC region has varying levels of development when it comes to financing alternative energy solutions, with different markets exhibiting different levels of activity in energy and project finance based on technologies and geographies. Taiwan has shown increased interest in offshore wind, and its regulatory environment is favourable. Corporate PPAs are expected to be crucial in Taiwan, which has a clear regulatory framework for offshore wind. However, implementation may take some time. India has high investment and growth in alternative energy solutions, driven by demand from C&I customers, with a focus on hybrid-type solutions. Vietnam has many investors interested in its energy solutions, and has already been a leader in the region due to its solar capacity additions as part of its coal phase-out. Indonesia has room to grow in terms of renewable energy deployment, but has faced challenges with the tendering process and achieving grid-connected PPAs. There is also little visibility on how the carbon trading mechanism for coal plants will be implemented. Japan's corporate PPA market has seen a lot of interest, with batteries also becoming a major focus. However, there are concerns regarding the deliverability of some of the government targets, particularly given policy uncertainty and commodity price fluctuations.

Cette semaine, je suis ravie de partager ma conversation avec Sara El Khouya Ali, Global Porject Manager au sein du département Visual Merchandising chez Christian Dior. Dans cet épisode, Sarah retrace son enfance et l'éducation stricte mais pleine d'amour qu'elle a reçu. Elle évoque ce lien fort qui la lie à son papa ainsi que l'admiration qu'elle lui porte. Elle relate sa rencontre avec Jean Paul Gaultier à l'âge de 9 ans et sa découverte plus tard du monde de la mode. Elle revient sur son parcours et ses expériences au sein de différentes maisons de luxe. Elle nous explique également en quoi consiste sa fonction actuelle. Nous avons aussi parlé de santé mentale. Sara partage comment un besoin de reconnaissance parfois poussé à l'extrême l'a conduit à deux burn-out. Enfin nous avons discuté de la diversité dans le milieu du luxe, du rôle de Chief Diversity Officer et de l'importance du rôle de mentor dans une carrière. Sans plus attendre je laisse place à la HeyA du jour - Sara El Khouya Ali.    -----------------------------------------------------   Pour suivre Sara: Instagram: @saraelkho LinkedIn: Sara El Khouya Ali | LinkedIn     Pour suivre Heya: Instagram: @heya_podcast  

This episode is second in a series on global project finance, organized in partnership with SMBC Group. With a number of 4 episodes covering Europe, Australia, Asia and the US, this series is hosted by Aurora, with guests from SMBC Group, various law firms and Aurora. In this episode, we have our Managing Director in APAC & California, Hugo Batten talking to Jeremy Hasnip, Head of Energy Transition at SMBC, Elizabeth Charlesworth, Partner at Herbert Smith Freehills and Rowan von Spreckelsen, Principal at Aurora. Main topics include: • An overview of the project finance space in Australia • The largest areas for debate and negotiation at the moment • The impact of a higher-inflation and higher cost environment on typical project finance terms • The financing of newer technologies and the largest impediments to debt funding of storage

Daniel is an aspiring entrepreneur who recently graduated from the ‘Global Project and Change Management' bachelor programme at the University of Windesheim, a programme that he chose because he wishes to create a better world where people are better connected with each other and with the natural environment that sustains us. Rather than being dissuaded when it comes to the scope of what needs to be achieved within the subject of Environmental Protection, Daniel sees the challenges that we all face as an opportunity for growth and development. As a young person, Daniel believes the younger generation carry a heavy burden to make their future as bright as possible, which is why he works so hard at developing sustainable products through his company. Indeed, Daniel is helping to build a clothing brand that creates durable, environmentally friendly and aesthetically pleasing clothing while also working for an impact consultancy that builds better businesses.

Liesbeth Rijsdijk, Ph.D., works at Windesheim University of Applied Sciences in Zwolle, The Netherlands. She is part of the management team of and a senior lecturer at Windesheim Honors College (WHC) that offers honors education for (international) students. Next to teaching and managing, she is a senior researcher at the Research Program Social Innovation at Windesheim UAS. The current focus of her research is on Wicked Challenges, strategic network collaboration & governance, leadership competences, energy transition and climate adaptation. Next to her job at Windesheim, she is the Chair of the Climate Campus Foundation and part of the editorial board of the professional Magazine on Project Management and Agile Management. Before joining Windesheim UAS in 2003, Liesbeth worked as a prevention policy officer for the Child Protection Board and later as the Director of Communication of the Dutch Ministry of Justice, and as an associate Expert in Communication and Development for UNESCO and UNAIDS in the Pacific and Central Asia. Liesbeth will become a professor in Networks in Circular Economy as of the 1st of November 2022, also at Windesheim UAS.   During this podcast episode we tackle a lot of different issues and topics, among others one of the program WHC offers is the 4 year fully English taught BBA program “Global Project and Change Management” which is fully dedicated to sustainable development, and which has been a top-rated program for years.  The UN Sustainable Development Goals and the Inner Development Goals are at the heart of the program.   You can find the social medial related tools here: Instagram and Facebook.   The songs picked by all our guests can be found via  our playlist #walktalklisten here.    Please let me/us know via our email innovationhub@cwsglobal.org what you think about this new series. We would love to hear from you.   Please like/follow our Walk Talk Listen podcast and follow @mauricebloem on twitter and instagram.  Or check us out on our website 100mile.org (and find out more about our app (android and iPhone) that enables you to walk and do good at the same time! We also encourage you to check out the special WTL series Enough for All about an organization called CWS.  

This episode is first in a series on global project finance, organized in partnership with SMBC Group. With a number of 4 episodes covering Europe, Australia, Asia and the US, this series is hosted by Aurora, with guests from SMBC Group, various law firms and Aurora. In this episode, we have Ana Barillas, our Head of Iberia talking to Caroline Lytton, Managing Director, Head of Power & Renewables Global Structured Finance EMEA at SMBC, John Dewar, Partner at Milbank London and Casimir Lorenz, Principal at Aurora. Caroline has started working in project finance in 2003, she has always been focused on infrastructure having 12 years' experience in oil and gas. 3 years ago she was asked to head up the SMBC power and renewables business. John has lots of experience in the sector, and with Milbank, which has one of the largest renewable practices in the world. He became a partner in the late 90's and has worked on a series of IPP projects in the UK and Europe. At Milbank John works on renewable energy projects but also in the hydrogen space and the in EV and battery space. Casimir leads the renewable energy practice of Aurora's consulting team for continental Europe and he has been active in the energy space for the last 10 years. Before joining Aurora 4 years ago he did a PhD in Energy Economics followed by a post-doc at the German Institute for Economic Research focussing on policy consulting. The main topics include: • The level of activity right now in the project finance space • The impact of a higher-inflation and higher cost environment on typical project finance terms • Merchant risk and the biggest uncertainty in power markets at the moment • Managing the policy and regulatory risk in the power sector from a project finance perspective

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In this week's episode, Ricardo talks about the Global Project Management Forum 2022 in Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia is investing in a series of megaprojects called "Vision 2030" that involve all aspects of society, from housing construction and financing to the liberation and promotion of tourism, from the digital government, using artificial intelligence big data in healthcare to the administration of the NEOM megaproject, which aims to be a new model of sustainable living, work, and prosperity. These are investments in the hundreds of billions of dollars. The event was the first in Saudi Arabia, focusing on project management at the heart of the skills required to make these mega projects a reality. Visit NEOM.com for you to realize the dimension of a piece of this transformation. Listen to this week's #5minpodcast to learn more.

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Aneirin Glyn - Now that resurrected Jesus has ascended into heaven, what next? The beginning of Acts sets the agenda for Jesus' followers.

Tim Sheppard - The book of Acts begins with the crucial question: what is Jesus doing now? How we answer could make the difference between a useful and a wasted life. In his famous final words, Jesus explains what his ongoing work really is, and presents a thrilling commission to take part.

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Working remotely creates challenges to the creativity, cohesiveness and culture of any professional firm. How do you get to know each other and foster community when you're stuck on video calls all day and you've lost the spontaneity of seeing people in the office? For some of the lawyers in Milbank's Los Angeles office, the answer was to form a book club. In this episode, host Allan Marks sits down with partner Henry T. Scott and junior associates Nickta Hoss and Lucy Stanley to talk about the book club they founded and how they picked their summer reading list – Martín & Meditations on the South Valley by Jimmy Santiago Baca, The Bomber Mafia by Malcolm Gladwell, Interior Chinatown by Charles Yu, and Klara and the Sun by Kazuo Ishiguro – and the surprising and candid conversations these books sparked about inclusivity, empathy, mentoring, and overcoming imposter syndrome. About the SpeakersHenry T. Scott is a partner in the Los Angeles office of Milbank and a member of the firm's Project, Energy and Infrastructure Finance Group. Read MoreNickta Hoss is an associate in the Los Angeles office of Milbank LLP and a member of the firm's Global Project, Energy and Infrastructure Finance Group. Lucy Stanley is an associate in the Los Angeles office of Milbank LLP and a member of the firm's Global Project, Energy and Infrastructure Finance Group.Podcast host Allan Marks is one of the world's leading project finance lawyers. He advises developers, investors, lenders, and underwriters around the world in the development and financing of complex infrastructure projects, as well as related acquisitions, restructurings and capital markets transactions. Mr. Marks also serves as an Adjunct Lecturer at the University of California, Berkeley at both the Law School and the Haas School of Business.For more information and insights, visit Milbank.com and

At their annual summit in Britain this year, the group of seven industrialised nations, or G7, has agreed to an infrastructure development plan for developing countries. The Build Back Better World – or B3W – is seen as an alternative to the multi-trillion dollar Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) launched by China about a decade ago. The BRI has been a relatively easy source of funding for power plants, mining, road building and a range of other development projects, and more than 100 countries have partnered with Beijing as part of the scheme. But these projects are not without controversy and there are questions about China's long-term intentions in the countries taking part. The White House says its plan is not about confronting China, but about providing a better and more transparent alternative that reflects the democratic values of the countries involved. But critics say that without a consistent China policy across its member states the G7 plan is bound to face difficulties. What exactly is B3W trying to achieve and how will it benefit the developing world? Will it compete or compliment China's BRI? Can the G7 strategy be as consistent as China's? And how open will developing countries be to accepting the promotion of Western values? Ritula Shah is joined by a panel of experts.

ESG Series #5: As the world transitions from fossil fuels to renewable power and other clean energy technologies, we are entering a “super cycle” of demand for new materials. The digitalization of the global economy also drives this demand, as power grids become smarter, sustainable and more resilient.  What do all these green initiatives have in common?  Batteries. The World Bank has forecasted that the production of metals such as lithium, cobalt, zinc and graphite will need to increase by as much as 500% by 2050 to meet the exploding demand for batteries in EVs, energy storage and electronic devices. Milbank Global Project, Energy & Infrastructure Finance partners Allan Marks and Alec Borisoff take a deep dive into the world of battery metals with two guests from Swiss-based Pala Investments: General Counsel Kate Southwell and Head Strategist Jessica Fung.About the Speakers:Kate Southwell  General Counsel for Pala Investments, a private equity investment firm based in Zug, Switzerland. She provides legal, commercial and strategic advice to Pala's portfolio companies and specializes in the management of international M&A and joint ventures and the negotiation of complex construction and commercial contracts. She also advises on alternative finance structures, including streams, royalties and mezzanine finance.Jessica Fung is Head Strategist at Pala Investments. She researches emerging technologies such as electric vehicles, renewables, recycling and blockchain and forecasts how these trends will impact commodity markets and how investors will finance the future economy.Alec Borisoff is a partner in the New York office of Milbank and a member of the firm's Global Project, Energy and Infrastructure Finance Group. He represents project sponsors, financial institutions, and export credit and multilateral development agencies in a wide range of US and cross-border projects and structured financings, investment transactions and restructurings, with a particular emphasis on mining, oil & gas, infrastructure and power-related financings.Podcast host Allan Marks is one of the world's leading project finance and corporate lawyers. He advises developers, investors, lenders, and underwriters around the world in the development and financing of complex energy and infrastructure projects, as well as related acquisitions, restructurings and capital markets transactions. Mr. Marks also serves as an Adjunct Lecturer at the University of California, Berkeley at both the Law School and the Haas School of Business.For more information and insights, visit Milbank.com and follow us on social media and podcast platforms, including Apple, Audible, Google and Spotify.Disclaimer

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European companies are benefitting from investors' huge appetite for new equity offerings. Showing the strength of European capital markets in 2021, Germany's first IPO of the year closed in February: AUTO1 Group SE, a multi-brand technology company that develops solutions for online car buying and selling. In this episode of Law, Policy & Markets, Milbank Global Corporate partners Norbert Rieger and Sebastian Heim speak with Global Project, Energy & Infrastructure Finance partner Allan Marks about how the AUTO1 IPO shows investors' collective confidence in future growth from tech companies that are accelerating the digitalization of commerce. Norbert, Sebastian and Allan also discussed connections between public markets and private equity, broader trends in Europe, and corporate governance.About the SpeakersNorbert Rieger is Global Head of Milbank's Corporate Group. He is one of the three founding partners of the Munich office and has almost 30 years of experience in all types of corporate transactions. Norbert's broad practice covers all areas of corporate/M&A and private equity including public M&A and corporate reorganizations (Umwandlungsrecht).  He is well known for his expertise in public takeovers and public-to-private transactions.Sebastian Heim is a partner in Milbank's Global Corporate Group in Munich. His practice focuses on corporate law and M&A, specializing in private equity transactions. Sebastian also advises clients with respect to restructurings and insolvency law. Podcast host Allan Marks is one of the world's leading project finance and corporate lawyers. He advises developers, investors, lenders, and underwriters around the world in the development and financing of complex infrastructure projects, as well as related acquisitions, restructurings and capital markets transactions. Mr. Marks also serves as an Adjunct Lecturer at the University of California, Berkeley at both the Law School and the Haas School of Business.For more information and insights, visit Milbank.com and follow us on social media and podcast platforms, including Apple, Audible, Google and Spotify.Disclaimer

In this episode, host @BrookeLJames is joined by Kerry Hoffman (@soverykerry) where she shares the experience of losing her Father to covid in March 2020 and her experience in grieving during quarantine. Kerry shares wonderful advice on how to make space for grief in your life, what she sends people after a loss, and how we can all do better in talking about grief. soverrykerry.co thegriefcoach.co

People worldwide understand the importance of changing the way of living, as the consumerist format of development has come to a dead end. Today, together with guests from Australia we will talk about the Global Project that is being implemented in over 180 countries by millions of people. It is the Creative Society project on the platform of ALLATRA International Public Movement, which is unique in all respects, as it is initiated by the people themselves, all those who want to unite and change the world for the better. This project is the solution that will get our society out of the consumerists format and will bring our civilization to a new level of development by peaceful means. Together with our guests we will discuss the 8 Foundations of the Creative Society and how to spread the information about Creative Society with more people. This project is the solution that each person is searching for today. We would love to hear from you write to us- info@allatraunites.com Official website allatraunites.com Creative Society https://youtu.be/R4C-SQCqqA4 How to create the best future for humanity. Creative Society https://youtu.be/wzAIfFpBvqs #allatraunites #creativesociety #australia

ESG Series #3:  Renewable energy technology and transactions have evolved globally since the early days of wind power in California. In this episode of Law, Policy & Markets, Milbank Global Project Energy & Infrastructure Finance partners Karen Wong (who retires this year) and Allan Marks (host) look at how the practice of law is evolving, as technology allows for increased responsiveness and productivity, and also share personal insights on building professional teams, deepening relationships, and the importance of giving back.About the SpeakersAs a partner in the firm's Global Project, Energy and Infrastructure Finance Group, Ms. Wong focuses on the representation of sponsors and financing parties in connection with the development, acquisition, financing and/or restructuring of energy and other infrastructure facilities in Asia and North America. In her over 30 years of practice, she has led numerous development, financing and acquisition transactions involving solar, wind, hydroelectric, geothermal, biomass, waste energy and other renewable energy facilities, as well as large-scale coal, gas and LNG-fired cogeneration plants, coal gasification, transmission lines, and oil and gas pipelines.Podcast host Allan Marks is one of the world's leading project finance lawyers, with special expertise in the power and renewable energy, transportation and airports, oil and gas, water, and telecommunications sectors. He advises developers, investors, lenders, and underwriters around the world in the development and financing of complex infrastructure projects, as well as related acquisitions, restructurings and capital markets transactions. Mr. Marks also serves as an Adjunct Lecturer at the University of California, Berkeley at both the Law School and the Haas School of Business.More details at Milbank.com. Disclaimer

I am joined once again with Alexander as we discuss, an idea floated in 2006's bestseller The Secret and work done by an organization called the Global Consciousness Project which claims to be able to measure varying amounts of consciousness in living organisms such as plants and on a global scale during cataclysmic events. Some topics we hit upon are; healthy skepticism versus hostile rejection, pathways for fringe science to pass through the gates of scientific rigor, structural and bureaucratic limitations of science in academia, and unexplained coincidences. Links down below: *The Secret (2006)* https://www.amazon.com/Secret-Rhonda-Byrne/dp/1582701709 *The Global Project* http://global-mind.org/gcpintro.html

How do you connect PMI chapters from around the world sharing industry trends and insights? Do you wonder about cultural differences delivering projects in different regions and countries? We explore these questions and more with Priya Patra who joined us live from India.Priya is a mother of two, Author, Blogger, Women Empower believer, Dreamer, Creator and a Futurist, An Agile Evangelist and a Program Manager. She is also a community builder establishing the Women PowerUp Network and the PMI Chapter Xchange.Priya shared the challenges of working in a global community as well as the benefits of building these communities. She shares her story of personal growth and the many benefits of supporting and joining industry groups. Listen to hear our conversation and learn more about her influence in the global project management industry.​Thanks to our sponsor THE PMO SQUAD. Visit www.thepmosquad.com to learn to Empower People to Deliver Results and assist your PMO as you evolve in the new post-COVID business world.Thanks to our sponsor THE PMO SQUAD. Visit www.thepmosquad.com to learn to Empower People to Deliver Results and assist your PMO as you evolve in the new post-COVID business world.Check out all prior episodes and upcoming guests by visiting www.projectmanagementofficehours.com.

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E63 Building Global Project Management Communities with Priya Patra How do you connect PMI chapters from around the world sharing industry trends and insights? Do you wonder about cultural differences delivering projects in different regions and countries? We explore these questions and more with Priya Patra who joined us live from India. Priya is a […] The post E63 Building Global Project Management Communities with Priya Patra appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Emeka recently partnered with the US department of state to run Nigeria's first Disability Hackathon - which featured 31 student-led teams in a 5-day marathon series of App innovation, prototyping, and testing, aimed at creating market viable technology solutions for persons with disability. Three Participating teams won the sum of 1 million Naira to develop their solution. Emeka is a recipient of numerous awards and prizes for his contribution to the development of the entrepreneurship eco-system in Nigeria including the prestigious Mandela Washington Fellowship, an initiative of the US State Department for emerging young African leaders.In 2019, Emeka worked with Coca Cola on the Global Project  " Youth Empowered " which impacted over 5000 young people across 6 Universities. Currently, he is working with several university partners to help set up entrepreneurship labs and entrepreneurial spaces on campuses for innovative students to access practical entrepreneurship & employability education, business mentoring, funding opportunities, and various forms of support.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

“Did baby Heidi always want to get into the work of combating extremism?”Oren Segal and Heidi speak about the way the research field of extremism has changed over the past few decades. Heidi shares her accidental journey from a college terrorism class to the Southern Poverty Law Center and her hopes for future interventions.Heidi Beirich currently works at the Global Project on Hate and Extremism. She is an expert on various forms of extremism, including the white supremacist, nativist, and neo-Confederate movements as well as racism in academia.More on the Global Project here: https://www.globalextremism.org Stay engaged and follow along for more:Stay engaged and follow along for more on Twitter at @OrenSegal @ADL and @PERIL_AU

Can postcolonialism theory solve workplace inclusion issues? Part 2 of our interview with researcher and Global Project, Mia Caliendo dives deeper into strategies to realize a more inclusive workplace. *When Mia spoke of the overuse of the word "ally," credit goes to activist, Janaya Future Khan*

Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/DHRKZamS94M * Get the Data Leadership Book – https://dataleadershipbook.com * Data Leadership Lessons on YouTube – https://www.youtube.com/c/DataLeadershipLessons* Save 20% on your first order at the DATAVERSITY Training Center with promo code “AlgminDL” – https://training.dataversity.net/?utm_source=algmindl_res * Guest and Sponsorship Inquiries – podcast@algmin.com In this episode, our guest is Karl Janowski. Karl has 20 years of product development experience working for Shure Incorporated. In his role as a Senior Project Manager overseeing global product development projects, Karl works with engineers from all over the world to develop new audio products. He offers many bits of wisdom for those of us managing geographically-disbursed teams.

Early this year, dementia research organization Alzheimer's Research UK launched an international initiative to improve the early detection of dementia-causing diseases. The organization presented the initiative, called the Early Detection of Neurodegenerative (EDoN) Diseases, at the World Economic Forum held in Switzerland last January. The charity will work with specialists and experts in data science and medicine from key institutions around the world. EDoN's ultimate goal is to develop a practical method of detecting early signs and symptoms of diseases that cause dementia. Currently, ways to detect dementia-causing diseases are expensive, and some of them are invasive. According to Alzheimer's Research UK, these existing procedures are not appropriate for wide-scale use. Because of this, experts involved in EDoN plan to take advantage of noninvasive and cost-effective tools like wearable devices to collect various data, such as heart rate and sleep patterns. Alzheimer's Research UK is confident that with the growing popularity of digital health technology, the project can gain large quantities of data from people around the world. A study by Alzheimer's Research UK found that 85% of adults in the United Kingdom are open to the idea of participating in tests that can determine if they are showing symptoms of an illness like Alzheimer's. Caroline Dinenage, UK Minister for Care, believes that initiatives like EDoN can revolutionize the early detection of the signs and symptoms of dementia. She added that through advanced technology, scientists may find a way to stop the disease from developing. An EDoN partner believes that with the United Kingdom's advancement in science and artificial intelligence, the country is equipped to take on this kind of ambitious initiative.

Today I'm talking to Joy Bains. Hands down - Joy is one of the best project / programme managers I have worked with in my career. 
I hired Joy in May 2019 - simply because I struggled to deliver a global, multilingual programme, spanning around the world - from Malaysia to Puerto Rico.
 In this episode Joy shares a wealth of tips, ideas and insights covering all aspects of project management. https://www.linkedin.com/in/joy-bains-b3171646/ Our Facebook Grouphttps://www.facebook.com/groups/582396082326472/?source_id=1807833562816621 My Podcast is produced by: https://www.unavoided.com

This week, Vikram and veteran guest, Mark Jarzombek, meet at MIT to discuss the status of the Global Project. This was recorded in front of an audience of Mark's students and teaching assistants who participated in a Q&A following our episode.  A Global History of Architecture, Wiley, 2rd Ed. 

This is the focus of Global Project task force GloFouling, An expert panel discuss at Metstrade what this means for the industry, including best practices to avoid the transfer of invasive aquatic species through improved biofouling management and the emerging number of alternative concepts designed to control fouling below the water line whilst aiming to reduce toxicity levels. Moderated by Albert Willemsen, author of The Challenge of Global Biofouling, with - Hans Slegtenhorst, Global Segment manager for Akzo Nobel. - Dr Gareth Prowse, chair of the Antifouling Coating Committee at IPPIC; - Manon van Meer, manager of sustainability and funding at Waterways Netherlands; - Dominic Findlow, technical director at NRG Marine Sonihulll ✔ - Dan Reading CEnv, head of sustainability at World Sailing; - Rik Breur, managing director at Finsulate antifouling fiber wrap

It doesn't matter if you're Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist or any other religion; having a working knowledge of the Bible stories is a must when studying English Literature and many other subjects like European History, the American Civil war, the list goes on.  From Shakespeare to Chaucer, Jane Austen and Robert Louis Stevenson, many,  if not all have as their cultural spark an understanding of biblical thought. Studies show a great swath of people are sorely lacking in biblical literacy. So a new global program aims to change that. It's called Teaching the Bible Academically. Chuck Stetson is the brains behind the effort. We talk about the necessity and the struggles of such a project.

Jessica Stearns brings new and innovative products to market through smart and efficient project management, leading her teams and governing her portfolio through a clear and customized stage gate process. Learn more about her career journey on the Learn From Others podcast. Listen to more career journey at www.LearnFromOthers.org About Learn From Others Learn from Others is an educational podcast for students that highlights diverse career paths across the 16 career clusters identified by the United States Department of Education. Greg Stanley is the host and he interviews successful individuals about their careers, personal development, overcoming obstacles and even failures. This career podcast is one students can explore different career paths and learn from others so they can succeed. Podcast for Students, Education Podcast, Career Podcast, iTunes Career Podcasts, Top Career Podcast

Russia’s attempt to swing the 2016 U.S. election campaign for Donald Trump was just one of dozens of such operations Moscow has waged in the West in recent years. Assessing the specific impact of each act of political interference is exceedingly difficult. But analysts increasingly point to a general trend that serves Russia's interest: The operations are eroding Western voters' overall trust in democracy. This week on And Now the Hard Part, we trace the roots of Moscow's political interference and talk about how countries can fight back. “You have to send the message to those that try to undermine our democracies that there will be consequences for their actions,” says Alina Polyakova, the director of the Global Project on Democracy and Emerging Technology at the Brookings Institution and our guest this week. Listen to the episode on this page or subscribe and download wherever you get your podcasts.

Environmental, social and governance (ESG) risks are becoming increasingly important to judging the credit worthiness of electric utilities, especially as climate change makes their work more challenging.  On this episode of the Columbia Energy Exchange, host Bill Loveless talks to Jim Hempstead, a managing director in Moody’s Global Project and Infrastructure Finance Group. In his role at Moody's, one of the largest credit ratings firms in the world, Jim helps oversee the North American Regulated Utility and Power Team. He also heads Moody’s working group in charge of ESG issues in the Americas. In the conversation with Bill, Jim makes clear that defining ESG standards is still very much a work in progress for the credit rating firms and the companies they assess for credit worthiness. Nevertheless, ESG metrics are an important means of evaluating the utility sector where shifts are occurring not only due to climate change but also from public policies, market forces, and public attitudes about how electricity is produced and used.   Jim and Bill also talk about the relevance of government policy and regulation as it relates to ESG and the power sector, including recent developments in Washington D.C. and the enactment of an historic climate law in California. 

Vickie Morgado from Canada has her third graders connecting with the world! Learn about global Kahoots, how she tweets with her class and more global collaborative techniques in this show. www.coolcatteacher.com/e177 SPONSOR: GradeCam can save you time! Quickly create assessments for any grade or subject without special forms or equipment. Instantly scan and score with any mobile, desktop or document camera. Automatically transfer grades into any digital gradebook. Find more time for teaching and living. Sign up for a 60-day free trial at gradecam.com/coolcatteacher.

Educator and author Tracy Gray, founder of the Sankofa Global Project, on opening the doors of the world's mind through education.

Samad Aidane shares his research about Cultural Neuroscience on this episode of the Sensible Project Manager Podcast. Through today’s science he helps global project managers understand how to increase their cultural intelligence and improve their ability to communicate throughout the world. This interview was first held using Google+ Hangouts and if you wish you can […]

Join us as Global Project directors Connie Jarlsberg and Renee Lick along with student participants share lessons learned and the way God transformed them and their Ugandan ministry partners as they served and learned together.