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Today, Bryan Slusarchuk, CEO of Great Pacific Gold Corp., joins me to discuss his opinions and observations of the world economy and financial markets. During our conversation, he discussed why gold and copper will be in high demand, as well as how his company is well-positioned to supply the market. Find out more about GPCC here: https://www.greatpacificgoldcorp.com/ (TSX-V: GPAC | OTCQB: FSXLF) ✅ Secure & Preserve your future against market & government unpredictability. Visit https://colonialmetalsgroup.com/rtd or call 888-521-2448 to speak with someone today. Special offer: You'll receive a safe and up to $10,000 in free silver from Colonial Metals Group. -------- Three Steps To Monetary Savviness ----- 1. (AWAKENING) Unlock the Power of Knowledge: Test your Dollar IQ and see where you stand. https://www.rethinkingthedollar.com/quiz 2. (AWARENESS) View the Monetary Literacy Cheat Sheet: - https://www.rethinkingthedollar.com/dollarcation 3. (ANALYZE) Download the FREE RTD Reports to get an alternative analysis and more. https://www.rethinkingthedollar.com/cr DISCLAIMER: The financial and political opinions expressed in this video are those of the guest and not necessarily of "Rethinking the Dollar." Views expressed in this video should not be relied on for making investment decisions or tax advice and do not constitute personalized investment advice. The information shared is for the sole purpose of education and entertainment only. Some links included in description are affiliate links and cost you no additional money if used.

How do you recognize an Authentic Leader? What attributes do they show? Join host, Beth Sweeney, and Alison Arkin, PCC, GPCC, SVP & Practice Lead, Leadership Development in this exceptional episode.

”Vi har strävan att förstå och implementera arbetssättet kring personcentrerad vård.”Personcentrering är en viktig pusselbit i utvecklingen mot en Nära vård. Centrum för personcentrerad vård, GPCC, vid Göteborgs universitet, undersöker, forskar och utvärderar effekterna av personcentrerad vård. Centrumföreståndare Axel Wolf berättar om positiva effekter för patienter och personal men också om behov av fortsatt utveckling med fokus på precisionsmedicin, digitalisering och styrning.

”Jag räddades till livet efter min olycka och då finns det ett ansvar att se till att det livet blir värt att leva.” Ett samtal om behovet av personcentrering i såväl vårdmötet som utveckling av hjälpmedel. Pamela Lindgren, som sitter i GPCC:s personråd, lyfter vikten av att ta tillvara kunskap och erfarenheter från personer som varit mycket i sjukvård och omsorg redan i planeringen av utvecklings- och forskningsprojekt. 

Explore Executive Coaching:  What is it?  Who benefits?  Why is it the most effective development solution for leaders? Unpack the nuances of Executive Coaching and find out why more organizations are engaging Executive Coaches for measurable results with Alison Arkin, PCC, GPCC, and Beth Sweeney

Welcome to GP Chamber Chats with the Grosse Pointe Chamber of Commerce! I am your host, Rachele Wright and Director of Social Media with the GPCC. On today's episode, we had the privilege of speaking with Cynthia M. Douglas, President of the NAACP branch for Grosse Pointe and Harper Woods. On March 14, 1968, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., spoke at Grosse Pointe South High School. Weeks later he was assassinated in Memphis, Tennessee. Each year on March 14, the Grosse Pointes & Harper Woods Branch honors Dr. King's visit to the Pointes. This year the branch will host a youth town hall type event with Dr. Ibram X. Kendi, author of How to be an Anti-Racist as our guest speaker. We spoke about the significance of this event and how you can learn more even if you aren't able to attend. While this in-person event is currently sold out, a live-stream replay will be available in the weeks following the event. Please reach out to mlk.14march2022@gmail.com or contact the NAACP branch directly gphw.naacp33aa@gmail.com to secure your copy

Welcome to GP Chamber Chats with the Grosse Pointe Chamber of Commerce! I am your host, Rachele Wright and Director of Social Media with the GPCC. We are officially kicking off Season 2 of our Chamber Chats, and to welcome you all back, we're revisiting a few of our members from Season 1 and checking in to see what's evolved since we've last spoken with them. On today's episode, we had the privilege of speaking with Lindsay Trudell, a permanent makeup artist at Chez LouLou Salon & Spa in Grosse Pointe. In her first episode with us Lindsay went into detail about services such as microblading and lip blush, but this time, we're talking all about restorative services that tackle a little bit more of the internal beauty struggles we all have. Let's dive in and learn more! Learn more about Lindsay Trudell by following her on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/humblebeautyxx Learn more about the Grosse Pointe Chamber of Commerce at https://www.grossepointechamber.com

If you have ever wondered how you can make a real difference in your community, especially in the places that are seemingly paralyzed with drug addiction, homelessness, people hopelessly entangled in the criminal justice system, and other maladies, then you will not want to miss this episode. Mel & LaTasha Harris lead ODAAT (One Day At a Time) in some of the toughest communities in Philadelphia. They are followers of Jesus truly bringing hope to those places that need it most. Michael and Jason talk with them as well as Chip Mitchell, Evangelist in the Greater Philadelphia Church of Christ about their partnership with the GPCC, their amazing work in Philly and how you can bring your own ODAAT-type miracle to your community.But first, Jason and Michael talk about alien abductions and their possible cause according to a new scientific study. The discussion with Mel, LaTasha, and Chip begins at 17:18.For more information on ODAAT and the GPCC:Twitter & Instagram: OriginalODAATwww.ODAATphilly.orgInstagram: TWBundleswww.Hopeforkids.orgwww.gpcc.org

Christopher Van Hall is an ex-mega church pastor (just like Steve!) who started a progressive Christian church and affiliated brewery in Santa Cruz. He also recently came out as agnostic! And agnostic pastor? Wow, only on this show!! It was so awesome chatting with someone so thoughtful who has such a firm grasp on the scripture, and such a clear message and path. Truly inspiring! No question y'all are gonna loooooove this one. Learn more about GPCC on their Facebook page!!! And check out and follow the Revd Up Podcast!! Follow the pod everywhere at @whosyourgodcast AND, we have a PATREON! YAY. We have multiple levels of patronage that include bonus eps, a fun Slack hangout, personal shout outs, free comedy show tickets (online and live), merch, inclusion in our Book Club, exclusive religious media reviews, and more!! Go to Patreon.com/whosyourgod to subscribe. Email us at whosyourgodcast@gmail.com if you have questions or wanna say HELLO! And THANK YOU!!!

Today on episode 79_,  I'm talking to Chip and Ruby Mitchell, who lead the church in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  Leading a large, multi-racial church during racial unrest, political tension and a world-wide pandemic, they share: Three practices that have helped them grow How they ended up in Philadelphia What is their "super power" How to live a godly life during racial and political tension How to have an “Exit Strategy” How they blow off steam Three secrets that will help you be a better preacher More about Chip and Ruby: Chip Became a Christian at the University of Massachusetts in 1986. While in college Chip competed as a 2 sport varsity athletics while attaining a BS in Sport Management.  While attending the Univ. of Mass he had the privilege and honor of being part of the Campus ministry of the then Springfield Church of Christ.  After graduation he worked as a Major Accounts District Manager for a fortune 500 company out of Hartford Connecticut. He specialized in payroll, HR, tax filing and unemployment management services. In 1993 he began his pursuit of his dream to become a minister.  In 1996 he was married to the love of his life Ruby Mitchell in Springfield Ma.  Ruby was converted as a professional single woman in the NYC Church of Christ in 1986. She graduated from Ithaca College with a communications degree. Ruby came to Philadelphia in 1989 on the mission team to start the GPCC. They currently have 2 amazing children Alonzo who is 23 and Camri who is 18yrs old.  They have served in many capacities throughout New England for over 2 decades. They currently serve as Evangelist and Women's ministry leader for The Greater Philadelphia Church of Christ.

Episode 4.  Three Keys To Living A Balanced Life As A DadWelcome to Episode 4 of the Dads Parenting Boldy Podcast.In this episode, Chip Mitchell and I discuss How to be a balanced man when it comes to juggling all the roles you have in life and being a dad.So if you want to know how to become patient man in the different stages of parenting, leave a legacy for your family by being able to display patience, and how to pick yourself back up when you fail at getting things done so you can know how to be an engaging dad even when you have a lot going on , tune in now!In this episode, you'll discover:Episode Title: "Three Keys To Living A Balanced Life As A Dad"How to have balance with all the roles you have in life and as a dadShare about your journey in how you got there (and/or are striving to get there).Benefits of your kids experiencing you being a patient manActions steps dads can take to get there.How to prepare your mind to get there.About UsChip Mitchell is an expert in Becoming the best version of yourself whose accomplishments include:Chip and Ruby serve the Greater Philadelphia Church of Christ (GPCC) as Evangelist and Women's ministry leader. Chip was converted at the University of Massachusetts in 1986, participating in the (former) Springfield Church of Christ Campus ministry. After graduating, he worked for a Fortune 500 company in Hartford, Connecticut, but soon left to pursue his dream of becoming a full-time minister. In 1996, Chip married Ruby Mitchell, who was baptized ten years prior in the New York City Church of Christ. A graduate from Ithaca College, Ruby joined the mission team to plant the GPCC in 1989. Together, Chip and Ruby have served in various positions throughout New England for over twenty years. They have two children, Alonzo and Camri.More InformationLearn more about how you can improve your results with Becoming the best version of yourself with www.gpcc.orgBecoming The Best Version Of Yourself Links & Mentions From This Episode:www.DadsParentingBoldly.comThanks for Tuning In!Thanks so much for being with us this week. Have some feedback you'd like to share? Please leave a note in the comments section below!If you enjoyed this episode on How to be a balanced man when it comes to juggling all the roles you have in life and being a dad, please share it with your friends by using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post.Don't forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic episode updates for our "Dads Parenting Boldy Podcast!"And, finally, please take a minute to leave us an honest review and rating on iTunes. They really help us out when it comes to the ranking of the show and I make it a point to read every single one of the reviews we get.Please leave a review right now!Thanks for listening!

I samband med GPCC´s 10-årsjubileum fick vi tillfälle att träffa Peter Almgren, koncernstab hälso- och sjukvård, Koncernkontoret VGR, som nu är utsedd till särskild utredare på Socialdepartementet. Peter skall utreda förutsättningarna för en sammanhållen god och nära vård för barn och unga i hela landet. Vi samtalar om uppdraget, vilka som ingår i kansliet, hur lång tid har man på sig, hur man gör barnen mer delaktiga och mycket mer.

Many view abortion as a political issue - if that's true, then should the church have anything to say about it? How can the church speak honestly about abortion without alienating those who have experienced it? Is abortion a topic that's optional to speak about within the church? Carter Mundy joins us to discuss this and other tough questions. Links Mentioned: Kari's Story  Walk for Life Promo - Carter wiping out on roller blades Love Life  Op-Ed Piece: Women Deserve Better Than Abortion   Time Stamps: 1:00 - Carter Mundy shares about his history with GPCC. 2:45 - Highlight reel - favorite moments at GPCC. 8:00 - Carter shares his family's new direction: planting a church in Roanoke, Virginia. 9:00 - “God's Plan A for changing the world is the Church” - how does a pregnancy center fit into that concept? 12:20 - Is the abortion issue relevant to the mission of the church? 16:00 - What are some reasons that leaders in the church may shy away from talking about abortion?  22:15 - What are churches doing really well regarding the issue of abortion? 25:10 - How can I get my church more involved in the abortion issue?

  Why would it seem better to choose abortion over adoption? The answer is more complicated than you might think, and today we discuss this and other tough questions with volunteer Andrea Johnson. Andrea serves as a peer advocate, and was herself adopted. She shares her story and talks about how adoption impacted her. She also has experience with a past abortion, and shares how both these experiences have affected how she relates to clients walking through an unplanned pregnancy. Timestamps 0:38 - Andrea shares her motivation behind getting connected at GPCC 2:45 - Finding out that she was adopted 5:00 - How did her adoption affect her relationships with her adoptive parents 6:35 - The moment when Andrea became interested in finding out who her biological parents were 8:30 - How the news impacted Andrea 12:15 - How does your experience with adoption affect the way you relate to women at GPCC? 14:00 - How has your experience with both adoption and abortion allowed you to speak truth to women who are undecided? 17:05 - Is there a more negative connotation associated with adoption from the African-American community? If so, why?  20:00 - What is the difference between placing for adoption and a child being placed in foster care? 23:55 - Why would it seem more ideal to have an abortion than to place for adoption? 25:15 - How did your abortion experiences affect you? 26:40 - What would you say to a person who has experienced an abortion in their past? 28:25 - What would you say to a person who is struggling with the reality that she has been adopted?

"It's a pretty awesome thing when a baby goes from being a problem to fix to a gift and a blessing to its own mother." In this episode we interview Lauren McClure, a Registered Nurse at the pregnancy center. She gives an insider's look at her role within GPCC and addresses many of the misconceptions about nurses within a PRC.  0:00 - Welcome to Lauren McClure, RN  1:45 - Lauren's work history and how she got started at GPCC 4:35 - Many people assume that PRCs have “fake nurses.” Where does this idea come from, and is there any truth to this claim? 10:50 - Have you personally experienced any negative feedback about your involvement with a pregnancy center? 12:10 - What are the differences between working as a nurse in a pregnancy center and working in a hospital? 15:00 - Lauren shares about the relationships she's able to build with clients. 16:45 - Lauren discusses her role as a nurse and what that looks like at GPCC.  20:20 - What are the primary purposes of ultrasounds at a PRC? 23:00 - Lauren shares about the relationship of the PRC with local OB/GYN doctors, and how they oversee and sign off on every scan from the pregnancy center. 25:30 - What are the most common emotions clients experience within the ultrasound room? 26:45 - Do ultrasounds still matter? What role does an ultrasound play in helping women make fully informed decisions? 30:45 - Lauren shares how being on the sidewalk outside the abortion center brings with it a whole different set of challenges than being within the walls of the pregnancy center. 37:45 - What are clients saying about the pregnancy center? 39:50 - Lauren shares her favorite part of working at GPCC.

Master Replicas Group is a producer of museum quality replicas from science fiction, science and other popular entertainment. I spoke with two of their senior members, Steve and Karl, at the GPCC 2019. 0:38 – Steve and Karl talk about what the Master replica Group does. 1:08 – Karl talks about how one becomes a … Continue reading Science Fiction Replicas – Master Replicas Group interview →

The idea of "peer advocacy" is intimidating to some, and confusing to others. What do we really mean when we talk about peer advocates, and what actually happens inside an appointment with clients at the pregnancy center? We cover all that and more in this episode, an interview with volunteer Stacy Helt.   Links Mentioned: Open House - Register to attend the next Open House and take your first step toward becoming a volunteer. Volunteer Opportunities - Scroll through the current volunteer opportunities to get an idea of GPCC's needs. Time stamps 0:00 - Introducing Stacy Helt, peer advocate at GPCC. 2:10 - What is a Peer Advocate? 3:30 - Stacy describes what an appointment looks like for an advocate 4:55 - What made you want to become a Peer Advocate? 6:53 - What were you most nervous or apprehensive about when you got started? 9:00 - How does someone become a Peer Advocate? 12:50 - What tips or strategies can you give for how to connect with clients in the first moments of an appointment? 15:38 - Why it's important to us as an organization to share the gospel message 16:30 - How do you naturally transition into talking about the gospel with clients? 21:10 - What has been the most challenging part of being a Peer Advocate? 23:00 - What has been the most rewarding part of being a Peer Advocate? Stacy shares a story of when a client chose life. 24:55 - Stacy shares about the moments when a client chooses abortion, and how we can respond to it as Peer Advocates. 29:20 - The do's and don'ts of communicating with clients. 33:55 - How can a Peer Advocate provide tactful and gentle constructive feedback when a client expresses a viewpoint that is incorrect? 39:25 - How do advocates go about following up with clients post-appointment? 43:20 - Stacy shares how advocacy has impacted her personally. 45:34 - What advice would you give to someone who is interested in becoming a Peer Advocate?  

This week, it's MARVEL, MARVEL, MARVEL! (now go back and read that in a Jan Brady voice)   Time Stamps: Intro : 00:00:00 Avengers End Game Discussion: 00:07:52 GPCC Marvel Panel: 01:12:26   We gave you all a week, but we are spoiling the shit out of #avengersendgame, starting now. (I mean it, like right now. I'm spoiling stuff in the rest of this post). We're doing a deep dive; reactions, revelations, libations, it's a blast. After the Endgame talk we have a recording of the Marvel Panel at the Philly Comic Con where Mike discussed the most recent Marvel movies and previews Edn Game with @realawesomepod,  @tellest and @BlacklistedPod     The vision that they've had and have been able to execute over the last 11 years is a monumental feat that basically begins and… now ends with Robert Downey Jr. They did a good job setting up the future (although, there are some really vulnerable points that they can fuck up and ruin it). I don't really know how else they could have done it, yet at the same time, I would never think to end it that way. That may be the ultimate compliment, to be honest.   If you want to argue with our Marvel takes (because, if you don't, do you even nerd, bro?) then join us on Twitter. You can find us @recastingpod. Same on insta, recastingpod@gmail.com to suggest movies for us to recast, send us feedback, mailbag questions, piping hot takes that you are afraid to reveal in public that we will absolutely, anonymously announce on the show with glee and tear apart accordingly.   You know we always appreciate people listening to the pod, and this week is no different. All we ask is that if you enjoy the pod and tell some friends (10,000 friends seems like a totally reasonable, totally arbitrary number…). Leaving us high ratings on iTunes or your podcasting app of choice also helps spread the word.    

Carla Stowers, team leader for the GPCC sidewalk advocacy team, gives an insider's perspective on what actually takes place on the sidewalk outside of Greensboro's abortion facility. Carla shares her story about how she got involved as an advocate despite initially saying there was “no way” she'd ever serve in such a role. Carla talks about the dynamics between pregnancy center volunteers and abortion facility volunteers, the strong community she's built with her fellow advocates, and shares a story of a woman who chose life. Links Mentioned in Episode: Register for the next Open House event Short video about sidewalk advocacy Love Life Triad - prayer walks weekly outside abortion facility ‘Fighting for Women Through Sidewalk Advocacy' - a story from the sidewalk -------------- 0:00 - Intro 0:40 - What is sidewalk advocacy? 1:50 - Meet Carla, Team Leader of Sidewalk Advocacy 3:08 - How Carla became a sidewalk advocate 6:30 - The first day: expectations vs. reality 9:43 - What is the atmosphere like out on the sidewalk? 11:57 - What does an advocate actually do when a woman comes to the abortion facility? 16:15 - Carla shares a story about a client who chose life 22:54 - The community of sidewalk advocates 25:45 - Interacting with abortion facility volunteers 27:50 - What should someone do if he/she is interested in sidewalk advocacy?    

Welcome back to the Recasting Couch everyone! We want to apologize for skipping last week, but I had an emergency work trip and Mike had 30 people coming over for Easter weekend, so unfortunately real life once again rears its ugly head.   This week we have the audio from the Movie Fixers panel Mike was on at the Great Philadelphia Comic Con. It was the very first panel as soon as the doors opened, so it was sparsely attended, but the conversations were fun and funny. First, we want to thank Kevin Gallagher (@thatnerdykev) from the @realawesomepod, who I met at the Philly Podcast Festival (stay tuned for possible news about that…) a couple years ago and invited us on the panel. Mike was also joined by Michael DeAngelo, author of the @tellest book series.   However, before the panel we discuss some recent movie news, but we avoid any Avengers: Endgame spoilers, but only because we are going to spoil the shit out of it next week. You have 7 days to see the movie before we do a deep, deep dive. We talk about the lukewarm Godzilla and Gemini Man trailers before Avengers.   At the time we were recording, John Singleton had only had a stroke and was still in the hospital. As of this post, he has since passed. We wanted to talk about his work and how influential he was on our generation specifically (plus I stan for Baby Boy). He single handedly spoke for a hugely underrepresented minority in a pivotal moment in our country's history.   RIP to a legend.   Thanks for listening, everyone! Do yourself a favor and follow us on Twitter! (@recastingpod) Or email us recastingpod@gmail.com if you want to suggest any movies for us to recast or any topics you want us to discuss.   Better yet, go on iTunes or wherever you listen to our pod and give us a 5 star rating! You have no idea how much that helps us. It also bumps us up in the suggestion algorithm so more people can discover the pod and we show up higher in the search engines so more people can discover the pod, and TELL FRIENDS SO MORE PEOPLE CAN DISCOVER THE POD!

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Today Mary Holloman and Client Services Director, Deanna Jewell, tackle an article from Cosmopolitan that came out in February 2019. The article is titled, “Fake Health Clinics are Tricking College Students.” The article makes several claims about pregnancy resource centers that are quite startling. So we sit down to respond to each claim and to present an accurate picture of what our PRC actually does.   1:45 - Claim #1: PRCs show graphic images of abortions and STDs to clients and tell them that “abortion is bad, sex is bad.”   3:50 - GPCC's stance on sex and a biblical perspective on the best sex.   5:39 - What is GPCC telling clients about abortions?   7:30 - Claim #2: PRCs are unlicensed, unregulated, share wrong medical info, and prevent women from getting the care she actually needs.   8:25 - GPCC has licensed nurses who perform all medical services. Nurses are overseen by licensed medical directors. GPCC is volunteer-led and staff supported; volunteers who are not licensed do not perform any medical service. A nurse is present in every appointment.   10:45 - Does GPCC ever prevent women from getting the care they need?   13:15 - Claim #3: ‘Creeping on Campus' - PRCs camp out near campuses to target college students.   14:00 - GPCC wants to remove barriers for women to receive the care they want/need.   15:45 - Claim #4: ‘Peddling Medical Myths' - PRCs exaggerate side effects or complications associated with the abortion pill.   16:40 - GPCC provides complete, honest, holistic information so that clients are fully informed.   20:52: - Claim #5: ‘Deception on Wheels' - PRCs offer ultrasounds without being licensed using mobile ultrasound units.   23:19 - Claim #6: PRCs use strategies to reach clients on social media.   27:10 - Claim #7: PRCs are the same as the people who stand outside abortion clinics with graphic pictures, yelling, screaming, and “in your face.”   Links:   Cosmopolitan article - Fake Clinics are Tricking College Students - https://www.cosmopolitan.com/health-fitness/a26062253/crisis-pregnancy-centers-college-campus/?fbclid=IwAR2E3Af0DzxIriM6YDRakjwDBbq5xa7ouJrb60BIzXSfP_Mam8qb0lBEKns   Greensboro Pregnancy Care Center - gsocarecenter.org

Interviewed on the pilot episode of The Empowered Advocate are Carter Mundy (Associate Executive Director) and Deanna Jewell (Client Services Director). Carter, Deanna, and Mary discuss the inner workings of the Care Center and the motivation by behind why we serve the community.   0:00 Intros and welcome to The Empowered Advocate!   3:35 - Deanna shares about all our services, including pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, STD testing, classes, and material resources--all free of charge.   6:00 - Carter explains the Success Sequence and why it matters: medical services, educational services, and mentorship.   7:15 - Deanna discusses the Care Center's changes over the past 3-4 years. GPCC moved to a new location; bought and began operating a mobile ultrasound unit; began sidewalk advocacy outside Greensboro's abortion center; added STD treatment to services; nearly doubled the annual budget; hired more staff and nurses. We've increased clients on average at about 20% every year for the last several years.   12:15 - Carter talks about the motivation behind why the Care Center exists. GPCC is a Christian organization and seeks to share the gospel with clients and also give the church the opportunity to minister to the needs of the community.   13:15 - GPCC is not Planned Parenthood. We don't offer of refer for abortions. Deanna shares about why we do not offer this service: because we want what's best for women.   15:45 - How does abortion relate with the gospel? Carter shares how our faith as an organization informs what we do. “We believe that every human being has value, and that's because every human being is made in God's image.”   17:35 - We are volunteer led, staff supported. Deanna shares about the impact volunteers have on GPCC. The Open House is the first step for a volunteer to get involved. To sign up, visit gsocarecenter.org/openhouse and follow the prompts to register.   21:00 - What's the goal of the Care Center for 2019? Carter and Deanna share about the direction the organization is moving in. We want to see 1,200 clients in 2019; more partners and volunteers; adding more days out on the sidewalk at the abortion center; continued excellent care.   ------   Visit our blog at gsocarecenter.org/blog.

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A LIVE chat/Q & A with actor David Bradley ( Game of Thrones, The Strain, Harry Potter, Doctor Who ) from The Great Philadelphia Comic Con.

The Greenplum Command Center (GPCC) is getting a new look. The new version of GPCC, among other improvements, is getting a completely new user interface (UI) designed to make it easier than ever for administrators to visually understand current performance metrics and identify & diagnose trouble spots. In this episode of Pivotal Insights, I'm joined by Tim McCoy, Senior Director of Design at Pivotal leading the development of the new GPCC UI, to discuss the design philosophy behind the new GPCC, the driving reasons for overhauling the user interface and, most importantly, how the new and improved GPCC is going to make life easier for Greenplum administrators.

The Greenplum Command Center (GPCC) is getting a new look. The new version of GPCC, among other improvements, is getting a completely new user interface (UI) designed to make it easier than ever for administrators to visually understand current performance metrics and identify & diagnose trouble spots. In this episode of Pivotal Insights, I'm joined by Tim McCoy, Senior Director of Design at Pivotal leading the development of the new GPCC UI, to discuss the design philosophy behind the new GPCC, the driving reasons for overhauling the user interface and, most importantly, how the new and improved GPCC is going to make life easier for Greenplum administrators.