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Marissa Woodall shares about the influence of GMTA on her life, gives our listeners a sneak peak into the world of dressage freestyle, and shares life lessons about music and teaching that she has learned from her donkeys.

Cindy DeFoor shares about her career as a piano teacher throughout the Southeast Region of the US, the influence of GMTA on her life as a student of piano and now as a teacher, and what advice she would give to young professionals. To hear Cindy's compositions, go to: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdK5SK0fMMjDhf9y9mBZ4dw

Susan Andrews, past GMTA president and winner of the Teacher of the Year Award, talks about her career as a piano teacher and her involvement with MTNA at various levels of the organization. To read the Teacher of the Year Article on Susan Andrews, go to: https://georgiamta.org/teachersOfTheYear/2017SusanAndrews.pdf

Made what difference a year makes. We just wrapped up our first, live in-person, Management Training Academy and it was fantastic. Listen to Tony and Sam discuss the major topics that stuck out to them.

There were fewer people, some cancelled receptions but a whole lot of effort that looks like it pulled off a successful gathering without anybody getting sick. GMTA’s president and CEO Ed Crowell joins host John Kingston to talk about the steps the organization undertook to put together the meeting.and how it turned out.We’ll also be looking at how OPEC has managed to tighten the oil market, boosting the price of crude but with diesel trailing the increase. The group and its allies are declaring victory in the first round effort to increase the price of oil. What do they have for round #2? Kingston will discuss oil’s future, all of this on Drilling Deep. More FreightWaves podcastsApple PodcastsSpotify

There were fewer people, some cancelled receptions but a whole lot of effort that looks like it pulled off a successful gathering without anybody getting sick. GMTA’s president and CEO Ed Crowell joins host John Kingston to talk about the steps the organization undertook to put together the meeting.and how it turned out.We’ll also be looking at how OPEC has managed to tighten the oil market, boosting the price of crude but with diesel trailing the increase. The group and its allies are declaring victory in the first round effort to increase the price of oil. What do they have for round #2? Kingston will discuss oil’s future, all of this on Drilling Deep. More FreightWaves podcastsApple PodcastsSpotify

GMTA half year round up continues We conclude with early summer events and look forward to what we hope will be a climactic year's end.

It's that time of year where we round up the sporting calendar thus far.  There has been a usual mix of high achievement, drama and triumph, we discuss across a range of sports GMTA style

Ed Crowell and Nathan Goolsby of Georgia Motor Trucking Association on Business Developers Network Industry Associations serve their members in more ways than just promote their members' businesses; they provide: Best Practices for Business / Networking / Lobbying Local, State & Federal governments for best interests of the industry. Industry Associations are a business and we are fortunate to have Ed Crowell, President & CEO and Nathan Goolsby, Chief Development Officer of Georgia Motor Trucking Association as guests in our studio to tell us how they manage and have grown Georgia Motor Trucking Association into the 4th largest trucking association in the nation. Ed Crowell, President and CEO (Pictured on the right) Georgia Motor Trucking Association  Ed Crowell joined the professional staff of Georgia Motor Trucking Association in late 1992 and has served as its President and CEO since April 1993. Crowell got his start in trucking when he closed his small freelance public relations and advertising firm to take on a role with what is now the American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI), then known as the ATA Foundation. Ed's political experience was already well-established before he GMTA. He earned a degree in political science from Liberty University and was in the process of adding a masters' degree from Georgia State University in the same subject. Additionally, Crowell had worked in Washington, both for a U.S. Senator and as a staffer in the Executive Office of the President during the first Reagan Administration. After two years with ATA, the opportunity to head up GMTA opened and Ed has been serving as GMTA's President since. Along with fostering more than 25 years of positive legislative changes, Crowell has served on many committees of importance to industry. He has been a member of the national Anti-Terrorism Action Committee, a member of the Industry Policy Committee of the Georgia Regional Transportation Authority, as well as a member of Georgia's Commercial Freight Advisory Committee. Crowell served on Governor Deal's Severe Weather Advisory Taskforce and served a term as national chairman of the Trucking Association Executives Council (the group of all the trucking associations in country). More locally, Ed has been involved in his Cobb County community as well. When his children were young he was a youth soccer coach. He has served in a variety of capacities in his local church over the years (from teacher to deacon) and served on the Cobb County Neighborhood Safety Commission until his election to the Board of Cobb EMC, the nation's fourth largest electric cooperative. He is also on the Board of Gas South, one of the state's leading gas marketing companies. Nathan Goolsby, Chief Development Office (Pictured on the left) Georgia Motor Trucking Association Nathan Goolsby serves as the Chief Development Officer for the Georgia Motor Trucking Association. Nathan's responsibilities include managing membership recruitment for both carriers and industry vendors, event sponsorships and marketing, managing and creating affinity programs, as well as developing new ways of engaging the next generation in the trucking industry. In addition to GMTA, his professional background includes inside and outside sales as well as serving in state law enforcement. Nathan received a B.A. in History and Political Science from Georgia State University. He resides in Atlanta, Georgia with his wife and son. Topics to Discuss:  Trucking & Logistics Business Development Current Trends in the Association World Web Site / Social Media Links: http://www.gmta.org https://twitter.com/GATrucking https://www.linkedin.com/in/ed-crowell-40b07712 https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathan-g-b000a557   Show Host: Artie Ruderman The Business Developers Network where today's leading business developers share and learn innovative business development concepts to generate greater value for the...

Ed Crowell and Nathan Goolsby of Georgia Motor Trucking Association on Business Developers Network Industry Associations serve their members in more ways than just promote their members' businesses; they provide: Best Practices for Business / Networking / Lobbying Local, State & Federal governments for best interests of the industry. Industry Associations are a business and we are fortunate to have Ed Crowell, President & CEO and Nathan Goolsby, Chief Development Officer of Georgia Motor Trucking Association as guests in our studio to tell us how they manage and have grown Georgia Motor Trucking Association into the 4th largest trucking association in the nation. Ed Crowell, President and CEO (Pictured on the right) Georgia Motor Trucking Association  Ed Crowell joined the professional staff of Georgia Motor Trucking Association in late 1992 and has served as its President and CEO since April 1993. Crowell got his start in trucking when he closed his small freelance public relations and advertising firm to take on a role with what is now the American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI), then known as the ATA Foundation. Ed's political experience was already well-established before he GMTA. He earned a degree in political science from Liberty University and was in the process of adding a masters' degree from Georgia State University in the same subject. Additionally, Crowell had worked in Washington, both for a U.S. Senator and as a staffer in the Executive Office of the President during the first Reagan Administration. After two years with ATA, the opportunity to head up GMTA opened and Ed has been serving as GMTA's President since. Along with fostering more than 25 years of positive legislative changes, Crowell has served on many committees of importance to industry. He has been a member of the national Anti-Terrorism Action Committee, a member of the Industry Policy Committee of the Georgia Regional Transportation Authority, as well as a member of Georgia's Commercial Freight Advisory Committee. Crowell served on Governor Deal's Severe Weather Advisory Taskforce and served a term as national chairman of the Trucking Association Executives Council (the group of all the trucking associations in country). More locally, Ed has been involved in his Cobb County community as well. When his children were young he was a youth soccer coach. He has served in a variety of capacities in his local church over the years (from teacher to deacon) and served on the Cobb County Neighborhood Safety Commission until his election to the Board of Cobb EMC, the nation's fourth largest electric cooperative. He is also on the Board of Gas South, one of the state's leading gas marketing companies. Nathan Goolsby, Chief Development Office (Pictured on the left) Georgia Motor Trucking Association Nathan Goolsby serves as the Chief Development Officer for the Georgia Motor Trucking Association. Nathan's responsibilities include managing membership recruitment for both carriers and industry vendors, event sponsorships and marketing, managing and creating affinity programs, as well as developing new ways of engaging the next generation in the trucking industry. In addition to GMTA, his professional background includes inside and outside sales as well as serving in state law enforcement. Nathan received a B.A. in History and Political Science from Georgia State University. He resides in Atlanta, Georgia with his wife and son. Topics to Discuss:  Trucking & Logistics Business Development Current Trends in the Association World Web Site / Social Media Links: http://www.gmta.org https://twitter.com/GATrucking https://www.linkedin.com/in/ed-crowell-40b07712 https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathan-g-b000a557   Show Host: Artie Ruderman The Business Developers Network where today's leading business developers share and learn innovative business development concepts to generate greater value for the...

Are all sports created equal or are some more Olympic than others? When you think of Olympic sports what springs to mind. Athletics, Snooker, Gymnastics, Ballroom dancing, Basque, Chess? All of them are recognised by the IOC and could one day be a part of the Games, but should they? If it were up to you what would you like to see included or excluded? This first GMTA podcast explores Olympic Sport how they are selected for the inclusion and why some of may never be.

„Gmta – visų namai“: Naujienos iš kregždučių pasaulio. Laimingo jums kelio, gandrai. Kas sudėta į moliūgą?

„Gmta – visų namai“: Naujienos iš kregždučių pasaulio. Laimingo jums kelio, gandrai. Kas sudėta į moliūgą?