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Living under the Samanid dyansty in modern-day Tajikistan, Rudaki is considered the first of the great classical Islamic Persian poets and the father of Tajik literature. Despite being a celebrated, patronised court poet, he would fall into poverty near the end of his life dying blind and alone. To discuss with us today the life, works and legacy of Rudaki is Ali Hammoud. Ali Hammoud is a PhD candidate at Western Sydney University. He is broadly interested in Shīʿīsm and Islamicate intellectual history. Q1. Rudaki was born around 858CE and died around 941CE at around 83 years old. He lived under the Samanid dynasty who at their height ruled much  of modern day central Asia under the auspices of the Abbasid caliphs in Baghdad. Tell us about the cultural context in which he was born. Q2. We know little about his life. We know we he was patronised by the Samaind vizier Abū al-Faḍl al-Balʿamī. What else can we say with certainty about his life?    Q3. Rudaki was as much a musician and singer as he was a poet. How is his work characterised. Q4. If people want to learn more about Persian literature in general, where would you recommend they start? What translations would you recommend of Rudaki? Q5 Finally before we end, give us a sample of Rudaki's work.  Ali Hammoud: https://x.com/AliHammoud7777 https://alihammoud7.substack.com/ 

durée : 00:49:44 - Allo Malherbe - Le SM Caen se déplaçait ce lundi à Dunkerque. Allo Malherbe s'est délocalisé pour l'occasion afin de donner la parole au président du SM Caen, Ziad Hammoud

In this episode of the FHS podcast, Marina Franolic speaks with Mounib Hammoud, Mega Project Consultant at Al Nahla Group, about the group's ambitious hospitality and real estate developments in Saudi Arabia and beyond. Mounib shares insights into Al Nahla's transformative projects like the Golden Triangle in Jeddah, Taif Park des Rochers Resort, and a mixed-use development near Medina's Quba Mosque. Discover how Al Nahla is shaping the Kingdom's tourism landscape in alignment with Vision 2030, supported by strategic partnerships with the Tourism Development Authority. Mounib also highlights the group's investments in Egypt, including renowned hotels like the Intercontinental CityStars and upcoming Fairmont properties. #FutureHospitalitySummit #FHSSaudiArabia #FHSPodcast

Here are 3 big things you need to know— One — Former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi is President-elect Trump's new pick for U.S. Attorney General.  Trump selected Bondi on Thursday after Former Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz withdrew his nomination earlier in the day.  Trump posted on Truth Social that Bondi will refocus the DOJ to its intended purpose of fighting crime, and Making America Safe Again. Two ---- Pete Hegseth took to Capitol Hill yesterday as he plays defense regarding sexual assault allegations.  A California woman says President-elect Trump's defense secretary pick sexually assaulted her years ago.  Hegseth confirmed he paid his accuser an undisclosed amount of money for a non-disclosure agreement.   And number three — A coin toss and a drawing has decided a tied race for the Mount Clemens Community Schools board.  Rashidah Hammoud and Alex Bronson each had three-thousand-496 votes in the November 5 election and Macomb County Clerk Anthony Forlini held the coin toss Wednesday.  Hammoud won the toss and selected from a bin that had two slips of paper, one saying "elected" and the other "not elected."  She picked the sheet that said "elected" and got the win.     

November 8, 2024 ~ Hassan Hammoud, Senior Manager of Essential Services for Ford Philanthropy, and Ryan Maibach, President & CEO of Barton Malow Holdings, join Guy, Lloyd, and WDIV's Karen Drew at the Parade Company's Pancake Breakfast, presented by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan.

Today on Eden Exchanges, our Client Operations Manager and Team Lead, Kirstie Dinning, spoke to Ranae Hammoud from LeWrap. Listen as Ranae discusses the strength of LeWrap as a brand, how she got started with Le Wrap, the benefits of owning three franchise sites, the day-to-day life of a LeWrap franchisee, and so much more! Want to learn more? You can visit LeWrap's website to explore the opportunity: https://lewrap.com/.

Today on Eden Exchanges, our Client Operations Manager and Team Lead, Kirstie Dinning, spoke to Ranae Hammoud from LeWrap. Listen as Ranae discusses the strength of LeWrap as a brand, how she got started with Le Wrap, the benefits of owning three franchise sites, the day-to-day life of a LeWrap franchisee, and so much more! Want to learn more? You can visit LeWrap's website to explore the opportunity: https://lewrap.com/.

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In this episode, Clarence sits down with Mayor Abdullah Hammoud from Dearborn, Michigan to talk about the city's approach to revamping and reimagining its network of roads and streets using the nearly $25 million it recently received in federal infrastructure funds. They discuss the infrastructure challenges that Dearborn has been facing for decades, and how NLC's Local Infrastructure Hub helped the city put together a successful federal grant application that will transform its community.For more information, visit us at nlc.org.

Welcome to another riveting episode of The Jeffers Brief. We delve into the critical and contemporary concerns of artificial intelligence (AI) manipulation in the artistry world, discussing how it impacts individuals like country singer, Lainey Wilson. She recently addressed Congress seeking AI protections after her voice was exploited by AI models without her consent, symbolizing a disturbing trend that many artists are likewise enduring. We give attention to a pressing federal warning to eradicate the Avanti VPN tech due to potential data breaches, signifying a staggering lapse in many companies' security measures. Perturbingly, many companies delay public announcements concerning such breaches, posing a significant risk to the user's sensitive data. The episode proceeds to unfold a series of unsettling events endorsing Hamas terrorism in Dearborn, Michigan. This situation troublingly impacts national security, while fuelling concern over continual government funding for such actions. Tune in for a detailed analysis of these challenging issues with us on this week's edition of 'The Jeffers Brief'. Diplomatic Approach to Critical Issues: An Insightful Interview with Dearborn Mayor Abdullah Hammoud Embrace the enlightening insights from Dearborn Mayor Abdullah Hammoud in this intellectually stimulating MSNBC interview. Hammoud elucidates his perspectives on the pressing issues of today, refusing an invitation from the Biden campaign to prioritise addressing these grave matters over electoral politics. His potent observations on the Middle East's situation critique the American response while advocating a diplomacy-led approach. Hammoud is not afraid to contest the status quo, demanding a dialogue for a permanent, unconditional ceasefire and vocalising his perspective on drastic changes necessary in the area. Listen as Hammoud fervently denounces political hypocrisy, passionately emphasising the need for diplomatic leadership. Prepare for a profound exploration of these essential matters, and be ready to have your viewpoints greatly expanded. Bill Ackman, the Plagiarism-Checking Vigilante and the Crisis in Journalism The episode reveals how Bill Ackman, a wealthy Wall Street investor, is while battling plagiarism in news organizations. Discover how he is centred on educational and media institutions like MIT and Business Insider, which he observes as fraught with conflicts of interest. Understand his commitment to uncovering hidden plagiarism behind their reputations. Also, get insights from Leo Terrell, a former history and social studies teacher, and current Fox News contributor who back's Ackman's cause. The discussion delves into the growing political bias in journalism and the repercussions it has on the representation of reality in the media. Will more individuals like Ackman rise to uphold the fundamental principles of journalism? Tune in for the deep- dive analysis.

Welcome to another riveting episode of The Jeffers Brief. We delve into the critical and contemporary concerns of artificial intelligence (AI) manipulation in the artistry world, discussing how it impacts individuals like country singer, Lainey Wilson. She recently addressed Congress seeking AI protections after her voice was exploited by AI models without her consent, symbolizing a disturbing trend that many artists are likewise enduring. We give attention to a pressing federal warning to eradicate the Avanti VPN tech due to potential data breaches, signifying a staggering lapse in many companies' security measures. Perturbingly, many companies delay public announcements concerning such breaches, posing a significant risk to the user's sensitive data. The episode proceeds to unfold a series of unsettling events endorsing Hamas terrorism in Dearborn, Michigan. This situation troublingly impacts national security, while fuelling concern over continual government funding for such actions. Tune in for a detailed analysis of these challenging issues with us on this week's edition of 'The Jeffers Brief'. Diplomatic Approach to Critical Issues: An Insightful Interview with Dearborn Mayor Abdullah Hammoud Embrace the enlightening insights from Dearborn Mayor Abdullah Hammoud in this intellectually stimulating MSNBC interview. Hammoud elucidates his perspectives on the pressing issues of today, refusing an invitation from the Biden campaign to prioritise addressing these grave matters over electoral politics. His potent observations on the Middle East's situation critique the American response while advocating a diplomacy-led approach. Hammoud is not afraid to contest the status quo, demanding a dialogue for a permanent, unconditional ceasefire and vocalising his perspective on drastic changes necessary in the area. Listen as Hammoud fervently denounces political hypocrisy, passionately emphasising the need for diplomatic leadership. Prepare for a profound exploration of these essential matters, and be ready to have your viewpoints greatly expanded. Bill Ackman, the Plagiarism-Checking Vigilante and the Crisis in Journalism The episode reveals how Bill Ackman, a wealthy Wall Street investor, is while battling plagiarism in news organizations. Discover how he is centred on educational and media institutions like MIT and Business Insider, which he observes as fraught with conflicts of interest. Understand his commitment to uncovering hidden plagiarism behind their reputations. Also, get insights from Leo Terrell, a former history and social studies teacher, and current Fox News contributor who back's Ackman's cause. The discussion delves into the growing political bias in journalism and the repercussions it has on the representation of reality in the media. Will more individuals like Ackman rise to uphold the fundamental principles of journalism? Tune in for the deep- dive analysis. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/contra-radio-network/support

President Biden on Thursday is planning to stop in Dearborn, Michigan, a place with one of the largest Muslim and Arab American populations in the United States. Dearborn Mayor Abdullah Hammoud and several other Arab American leaders there have turned down an opportunity to meet with the president amid calls for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war. Hammoud joins Laura Barrón-López to discuss. PBS NewsHour is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders

President Biden on Thursday is planning to stop in Dearborn, Michigan, a place with one of the largest Muslim and Arab American populations in the United States. Dearborn Mayor Abdullah Hammoud and several other Arab American leaders there have turned down an opportunity to meet with the president amid calls for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war. Hammoud joins Laura Barrón-López to discuss. PBS NewsHour is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders

Last week, Dearborn mayor Abdullah Hammoud and other leaders declined an invitation to meet with Biden's re-election campaign officials. Today, we're talking with mayor Hammoud about the Dearborn voting bloc; what's changed, what hasn't, and what he hopes for the future. GUEST: Abdullah Hammoud,  mayor of Dearborn, Michigan ___ Looking for more conversations from Stateside? Right this way. If you like what you hear on the pod, consider supporting our work.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sit down for girl talk with Tima Hammoud (@timahammoudt), over cappuccinos on the living room floor. In this episode:What non-physical traits make a woman attractiveThe benefits of spending more time aloneMoving to a new city in your twenties and building a life of your ownAdvice for cultivating real confidence and independenceHow lifting weights will change your mentalBest & worst of living in TorontoChallenges for 2024Links to socialsInstagram: @2twenty.somethingPersonal: @dimitrovelenaTwitter: @dimitrovelenaaLinkedIn: Elena Dimitrova

Transformer Beyrouth en Gaza : c'est la menace formulée à plusieurs reprises par les dirigeants israéliens. Ils exigent l'éloignement du Hezbollah de la zone frontalière. L'armée israélienne et le mouvement libanais s'affrontent à la frontière depuis le 8 octobre 2023. Les survols de drones ou d'avions de chasse israéliens n'épargnent pas le ciel de Beyrouth.Face à la crainte d'une escalade guerrière, le secteur sanitaire au Liban se prépare, avec un plan d'urgence pour les hôpitaux privés et publics, passés en revue par le ministère de la Santé et ses partenaires internationaux. De notre correspondante à Beyrouth,Aux urgences de l'hôpital privé Hammoud à Saida, dans le sud du Liban, des infirmiers contrôlent les stocks pharmaceutiques. Une mesure de routine, renforcée, par crainte d'un embrasement au-delà de la frontière.Docteur Samer Saadé, chef des urgences, explique la raison de cet inventaire : « Nous préparons nos stocks pour six mois, nous préparons tous nos médecins, notre staff, nos salles d'opération. L'équipe a reçu une formation pour faire face à un afflux de blessés, en termes de triage, de patients blessés, pour être prêts à tout moment si nous faisons face à cette situation. »La crainte du scénario de 2006Une anticipation faite avec le ministère de la Santé libanais. Dans ses locaux, en banlieue de Beyrouth, la cellule d'urgence, activée en octobre dernier, tient au quotidien un point sur les hôpitaux – besoins, personnel – avec une priorité : autonomiser les structures. « On a peur. On est tout le temps en train de prendre le scénario de 2006... Parce qu'en 2006, Israël a bombardé les ponts, ce qui a isolé les régions. On s'est dit qu'au cas où on ait ce scénario-là, il faut faire attention et assurer ces hôpitaux-là, à tous les points de vue », explique Wahida Ghalayni, infirmière et coordinatrice.À lire aussiLes Libanais se préparent à une guerre avec Israël dans le calme et la résignationCela concerne l'autonomie en eau ou en mazout pour les générateurs électriques. Dans un Liban en crise, les humanitaires apportent leur soutien en formation et en équipement. L'effondrement économique a fragilisé le secteur sanitaire. Une escalade serait un coup de plus. « Ces hôpitaux, depuis les années passés, montrent une certaine résilience malgré tout. Effectivement, ça serait une couche supplémentaire, mais on parle d'une situation où l'intervention de partenaires, d'acteurs, serait nécessaire, indispensable, pour pallier une période où, effectivement, les ressources seraient sans doute utilisées massivement et devraient être remplacées », détaille Laetitia Nemouche, coordinatrice santé du Comité international de la Croix-Rouge au Liban.Malgré la tension, la résilience À l'hôpital Hammoud à Saida, prévu pour accueillir les cas les plus critiques au sud, la matinée est normale : à l'entrée, des brancardiers transportent une vielle dame aux urgences. Mais derrière le quotidien, les combats à la frontière sont dans tous les esprits. Depuis peu, le docteur Saadé ressent une certaine tension monter : « Nous commençons à sentir que la situation devient plus dangereuse, nous ne savons pas ce qui va se passer. Nous voyons de nombreux patients en panique, nous voyons comment ils se préparent à l'éventualité d'une guerre ou d'une situation critique. »Malgré la détérioration économique, Wahida Ghalayni, à la cellule de crise, en est persuadée : les infirmiers et médecins répondront présents en cas de guerre massive. Certains d'entre eux se sont déjà engagés à intervenir à l'échelle de leur quartier.À écouter aussiLiban: comment soigner en urgence dans un pays en crise?

Transformer Beyrouth en Gaza : c'est la menace formulée à plusieurs reprises par les dirigeants israéliens. Ils exigent l'éloignement du Hezbollah de la zone frontalière. L'armée israélienne et le mouvement libanais s'affrontent à la frontière depuis le 8 octobre 2023. Les survols de drones ou d'avions de chasse israéliens n'épargnent pas le ciel de Beyrouth.Face à la crainte d'une escalade guerrière, le secteur sanitaire au Liban se prépare, avec un plan d'urgence pour les hôpitaux privés et publics, passés en revue par le ministère de la Santé et ses partenaires internationaux. De notre correspondante à Beyrouth,Aux urgences de l'hôpital privé Hammoud à Saida, dans le sud du Liban, des infirmiers contrôlent les stocks pharmaceutiques. Une mesure de routine, renforcée, par crainte d'un embrasement au-delà de la frontière.Docteur Samer Saadé, chef des urgences, explique la raison de cet inventaire : « Nous préparons nos stocks pour six mois, nous préparons tous nos médecins, notre staff, nos salles d'opération. L'équipe a reçu une formation pour faire face à un afflux de blessés, en termes de triage, de patients blessés, pour être prêts à tout moment si nous faisons face à cette situation. »La crainte du scénario de 2006Une anticipation faite avec le ministère de la Santé libanais. Dans ses locaux, en banlieue de Beyrouth, la cellule d'urgence, activée en octobre dernier, tient au quotidien un point sur les hôpitaux – besoins, personnel – avec une priorité : autonomiser les structures. « On a peur. On est tout le temps en train de prendre le scénario de 2006... Parce qu'en 2006, Israël a bombardé les ponts, ce qui a isolé les régions. On s'est dit qu'au cas où on ait ce scénario-là, il faut faire attention et assurer ces hôpitaux-là, à tous les points de vue », explique Wahida Ghalayni, infirmière et coordinatrice.À lire aussiLes Libanais se préparent à une guerre avec Israël dans le calme et la résignationCela concerne l'autonomie en eau ou en mazout pour les générateurs électriques. Dans un Liban en crise, les humanitaires apportent leur soutien en formation et en équipement. L'effondrement économique a fragilisé le secteur sanitaire. Une escalade serait un coup de plus. « Ces hôpitaux, depuis les années passés, montrent une certaine résilience malgré tout. Effectivement, ça serait une couche supplémentaire, mais on parle d'une situation où l'intervention de partenaires, d'acteurs, serait nécessaire, indispensable, pour pallier une période où, effectivement, les ressources seraient sans doute utilisées massivement et devraient être remplacées », détaille Laetitia Nemouche, coordinatrice santé du Comité international de la Croix-Rouge au Liban.Malgré la tension, la résilience À l'hôpital Hammoud à Saida, prévu pour accueillir les cas les plus critiques au sud, la matinée est normale : à l'entrée, des brancardiers transportent une vielle dame aux urgences. Mais derrière le quotidien, les combats à la frontière sont dans tous les esprits. Depuis peu, le docteur Saadé ressent une certaine tension monter : « Nous commençons à sentir que la situation devient plus dangereuse, nous ne savons pas ce qui va se passer. Nous voyons de nombreux patients en panique, nous voyons comment ils se préparent à l'éventualité d'une guerre ou d'une situation critique. »Malgré la détérioration économique, Wahida Ghalayni, à la cellule de crise, en est persuadée : les infirmiers et médecins répondront présents en cas de guerre massive. Certains d'entre eux se sont déjà engagés à intervenir à l'échelle de leur quartier.À écouter aussiLiban: comment soigner en urgence dans un pays en crise?

Conversations at the intersection of healing, justice and anti-racism happening this summer.  Hear Tanya Shukla in conversation with narrative therapist Sekneh-Hammoud Beckett. In an intimate and reciprical dialogue they explore the intersectional race politics in our deepest desires and connections; unravelling into a vulnerable offering of how we can move through and transform sites of trauma into practices of love and resistance. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dans cet épisode de podcast, nous échangeons avec le Dr. Sirine Hammoud, ophtalmologiste au centre d'ophtalmologie Sorbonne-Saint-Michel et attachée à l'hôpital Saint-Joseph à Paris, sur l'orthokératologie.  Dans cet épisode, nous abordons les sujets suivants :  1. Les origines de l'orthokératologie, remontant aux premières recherches dans les années 50 et jusqu'aux innovations d'aujourd'hui.  2. L'évolution de l'orthokératologie, notamment ses avancées technologiques depuis les années 90 et son efficacité dans le traitement de diverses conditions oculaires telles que la myopie, l'astigmatisme, l'hypermétropie et la presbytie. 3. L'utilisation de l'orthokératologie pour freiner la progression de la myopie chez les enfants et les adolescents, une découverte majeure. 4. Des conseils pratiques sur la sélection des patients pour l'orthokératologie, la gestion des lentilles, les contre-indications, et les défis rencontrés lors de l'adaptation des lentilles. Ecriture : Maxime Delbarre & Camille Rambaud  Production : MedShake Studio

Tune into today's episode where our featured teachers Mr Hammoud and Ms Mellas start off by playing a game of 'Most likely to'. We also gain insight about their frienship and why they became teachers.

SZ.3/EP.9 of OZ Media's The Movement Podcast is out now on YouTube, Apple & Spotify podcasts all under OZ Media (links are in bio). On todays episode we had Ali Hammoud & Dean Nasser, who is the founder of “Humble Sports.” He came on the show to talk about what it's like to start his own sports clothing brand, as well as his experience in MMA & Jiu Jitsu.Be sure to check the episode out and share your thoughts! This show was sponsored by:-Sidr Bees-Qahwah House -BC Adhesives -Balkan House Restaurant -Specialty Medical Center -Juice Box-Hanley International Academy #humble #sports #student #athletes #highschool #football #basketball #baseball #soccer #hockey #mma #jiujitsu #clothing #brand #questionsgame #themovement #ozmedia #youtube #live #apple #spotify #podcasts 

With the supply chain still recovering from covid, turn time, parts availability and cost sensitivity are the paramount concerns for airlines and leasing companies. That means more organizations are willing to look to creative solutions for complex problems. And, this has created lucrative market opportunities.   What is particularly fascinating is the team creating the solutions and capitalizing on opportunities; They're young, aggressive, and willing to act fast in a very dynamic market.   Listen to how FTAI Aviation runs a business that moves fast without being reckless. In this episode, SVP and head of CFM & Module Factory at FTAI Aviation, Sam Hammoud shares the company's unique and impressive approach to the engine MRO.   The CFM56 is such a simple engine in the sense that if you just gain an advantage, vertically integrate and do this right, you can make a very healthy business out of it. -Sam Hammoud   Three Things You'll Learn In This Episode    -Mitigating supply chain constraints Why overspend to overbuild when there's a modular and used parts market to take advantage of?    -Culture of execution How can a company move fast in their decision making; not in a reckless way but rather a thoughtful way?   -An interesting balancing act What challenges are old guard OEMs facing?   Guest Bio   Sam Hammoud is an SVP and head of CFM & Module Factory at FTAI Aviation. He is a seasoned professional with broad-based experience in commercial, technical, and operational domains. Sam is adept at leading diverse teams to achieve strategic goals, capture new revenue, and deliver performance improvement. He has proven success in cultivating and growing strategic partnerships. For more information, head to https://www.ftaiaviation.com/.    Learn More About Your Host:   Co-founder and Managing Partner for Northstar Group, Craig is focused on recruiting senior-level leadership, sales, and operations executives for some of the most prominent companies in the aviation and aerospace industry. Clients include well-known aircraft OEMs, aircraft operators, leasing / financial organizations, and Maintenance / Repair / Overhaul (MRO) providers.    Since 2009 Craig has personally concluded more than 150 executive searches in a variety of disciplines. As the only executive recruiter who has flown airplanes, sold airplanes, AND run a business, Craig is uniquely positioned to build deep, lasting relationships with both executives and the boards and stakeholders they serve. This allows him to use a detailed, disciplined process that does more than pair the ideal candidate with the perfect opportunity and hit the business goals of the companies he serves.

SZ.2/EP.37 of OZ Media's MotivateMe313 Podcast is out now on YouTube, Apple & Spotify Podcasts all under OZ Media (links are in bio). On today's episode we discussed philanthropic work, proper representation in the government, as well as the importance of uplifting others. Our guest for the show was community activist and our good friend Bilal Hammoud! Be sure to check the episode out and share your thoughts! This show was sponsored by BC Adhesives, The Balkan House Restaurant, Hanley International Academy, Juice Box in Hamtramck & the Qahwah House. #philanthropy #representation #government #uplifting #others #community #building #together #unity #motivation #inspiration #activism #dearborn #hamtramck #detroit #motivateme313 #ozmedia #youtube #live #apple #spotify #podcasts 

On today's episode, Jake interviews his good friend and former law professor, Dr. Scott Broyles. Professor Broyles eared his Ph.D. in Philosophy from the University of Dallas in 2003 and his J.D. from Washington and Lee University in 1990. Professor Broyles worked for a decade as an Assistant United States Attorney in the WDNC initially specializing in organized crime and drugs. He ultimately served as the Anti-Terrorism Coordinator and prosecuted the first case under the Material Support of a Terrorist Organization Statute (U.S. v. Hammoud). Dr. Broyles was a law professor at the Charlotte School of Law and most recently taught political philosophy at Belmont Abbey College before retiring in December 2022. Highlights: ·       Hear Dr. Broyles discuss the common traits he observed in the best criminal defense lawyers he went up against as a federal prosecutor. ·       Learn why taking a big picture approach to your case is critical to successful litigation in front of a jury. ·       Discover why conducting a mock direct and cross examination of your witnesses is vital to trial preparation. ·       Uncover the war of attrition that occurs on the witness stand and how to use this to your tactical advantage during cross examination.

Kevin Grudzinski presents a case to his good friend and co-resident, Ali Hammoud, a PGY-2 at Northwestern and aspiring cardiologist. Without headache, Ali reasons through a case of a patient having recurrent seizures. Listen for Dr. Hammoud's favorite antibiotic!Host: Kevin GrudzinskiDiscussants: Ali HammoudProduced by: Kevin GrudzinskiAlert & Oriented is a medical student-run clinical reasoning podcast dedicated to providing a unique platform for early learners to practice their skills as a team in real-time. Through our podcast, we strive to foster a learning environment where medical students can engage with one another, share knowledge, and gain valuable experience in clinical reasoning. We aim to provide a comprehensive and supportive platform for early learners to develop their clinical reasoning skills, build confidence in their craft, and become the best clinicians they can be.Follow the team on Twitter:A&ORich AbramsLauren SmithNU Internal MedA fantastic resource, by learners, for learners in Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, Pediatrics, Primary Care, Emergency Medicine, and Hospital Medicine.

Pendant près de quatre ans, la ville de Raqqa fut la capitale du « califat » autoproclamé de l'organisation État islamique. Ses habitants, pris au piège, vécurent des atrocités que nul n'imagine. Sortis de l'enfer terroriste en 2017, ils demeurent marqués par une même douleur : celle de n'avoir jamais pu raconter la terreur, la croyant inaudible. Les journalistes Céline Martelet et Hussam Hammoud ont recueilli ces paroles bouleversantes dans L'asphyxie : Raqqa, chronique d'une apocalypse, paru aux Éditions Denoël.

Pendant près de quatre ans, la ville de Raqqa fut la capitale du « califat » autoproclamé de l'organisation État islamique. Ses habitants, pris au piège, vécurent des atrocités que nul n'imagine. Sortis de l'enfer terroriste en 2017, ils demeurent marqués par une même douleur : celle de n'avoir jamais pu raconter la terreur, la croyant inaudible. Les journalistes Céline Martelet et Hussam Hammoud ont recueilli ces paroles bouleversantes dans L'asphyxie : Raqqa, chronique d'une apocalypse, paru aux Éditions Denoël.

- I was 14 when the jews attacked our village. My parents prohibited me to go outside, but I ran outside anyway to look at the soldiers. Then I ran back to my mother och explained the Israelis looked just like ordinary people, not monsters, says Amina Ali Hammoud. born 1934 in Majd El-Kroum, Palestine. Interpreter: Rula Hammoud. Photo: Cato Lein. - Jag var 14 år när judarna tog sig in i vår by. Mina föräldrar förbjöd mig att gå ut, men jag rusade ändå ut för att titta på soldaterna. Sedan sprang jag tillbaka till mamma och förklarade att israelerna såg ut som vanliga människor, inte monster, säger Amina Ali Hammoud, född 1934 i Majd El-Kroum. Tolk: Rula Hammoud. Foto: Cato Lein.

In this episode, Drs. Maya Hammoud and Helen Morgan of the University of Michigan join Drs. Amy Park and Mark Hoffman to discuss the OB/GYN residency application process. --- EARN CME Reflect on how this Podcast applies to your day-to-day and earn free AMA PRA Category 1 CMEs: https://earnc.me/MeFKJY --- SHOW NOTES Dr. Maya Hammoud is Chief of Women's Health Division and Associate Chair for Education at the University of Michigan. Dr. Helen Morgan is the Director of Residency Preparation Courses at the University of Michigan. Together, Drs. Hammoud and Morgan are leading the $1.7 million American Medical Association (AMA) Reimagining Residency Grant for Association of Professors of Gynecology and Obstetrics (APGO) Right Resident, Right Program, Ready Day One. The episode begins with Drs. Hammoud and Morgan sharing a call to action regarding the need to transition the emphasis of applying to residency from the lens of individual achievements to that of an individual's competency as a future physician. The two physicians share what inspired them to contribute to making changes in the realm of OB/GYN, including personal experiences from advising medical students at the University of Michigan to their own family members. During this time, they address pitfalls of the current system, including the financial expenses for applications. The group then transitions to describe the 5-year grant that led to the development of Right Resident, Right Program, Ready Day One. The program addresses 2 components: (1) the application process itself, and (2) students' readiness for residency. The physicians cover the topic of “application fever” (i.e., the large increase in the number of applications that each student submits), and how the field of OB/GYN has adopted “program signaling” with the hope to mitigate this ongoing trend. Drs. Hammoud and Morgan also address topics such as growth mindset, holistic review of applications, importance of coaching for preparation for residency, and the increasing popularity of OB/GYN as a specialty. Lastly, the group highlights other aspects of the residency application process, including methods to ensure an equitable review process, the need to increase diversity in the field, the standardized letter of evaluation (SLOE), and best practices to facilitate transition to residency. During this conversation, Drs. Hammoud and Morgan share about the residency preparation courses that are available for medical students at the University of Michigan.

Today we talk cardiology with Dr. Ali Hammoud of Nuvance Health. Call at 2pm with your question. 800-348-2551. Ray Graf hosts.

In 2014 the peaceful city of Raqqa in northern Syria was proclaimed the capital of the Islamic State group's so-called caliphate. For nearly four years, residents there lived under a reign of terror. A new book out in French brings their stories to the world. "L'Asphyxie : Raqqa, chronique d'une apocalypse" ("Asphyxiation: Raqqa, Chronicle of an Apocalypse") is co-written by French reporter Céline Martelet and Syrian journalist Hussam Hammoud. Hammoud has just arrived in France where he has been granted asylum after an initial rejection by French authorities. The two authors joined us for Perspective. 

Du lundi au vendredi, Louise Bernard fait le point sur l'actualité des médias. Aujourd'hui, TF1 porte plainte contre Canal+, France-Soir perd son procès contre Google et la mobilisation de près de 40 sociétés de journalistes pour le journaliste syrien Hussam Hammoud.

Du lundi au vendredi, Louise Bernard fait le point sur l'actualité des médias. Aujourd'hui, TF1 porte plainte contre Canal+, France-Soir perd son procès contre Google et la mobilisation de près de 40 sociétés de journalistes pour le journaliste syrien Hussam Hammoud.

Du lundi au vendredi, Louise Bernard fait le point sur l'actualité des médias. Aujourd'hui, TF1 porte plainte contre Canal+, France-Soir perd son procès contre Google et la mobilisation de près de 40 sociétés de journalistes pour le journaliste syrien Hussam Hammoud.

I am so excited to have such amazing Gurus on this episode : Zane Hammoud, MD Chief of General Thoracic Surgery Ascension Providence Hospital System and Tom O'Brien Worldwide President of J & J Ethicon Endomechanical Division. This is a follow up episode from episode #143 where Tom was with us to discuss innovation and the importance of data in product development. This episode builds on that as Tom & Dr. Hammoud get into why TRUST is so important in the innovation process. Why a trusting relationship between a clinician and innovator is so important. Dr. Hammoud takes us through the fact that it is much more than the relationship. It's the comfort that he and his colleagues can give an innovator a list of 8 or 10 recommended improvements or enhancements and they actually listen and come back with solid improvements in the recommended areas. Gurus the path to innovation is never linear you will love the insights that these two Gurus bring us on how to overcome the challenges and really deliver for your stakeholders and the patients they serve!

durée : 00:19:42 - Journal de 18h - La demande de visa humanitaire déposée par Hussam Hammoud été rejetée par la France. La vie de ce journaliste syrien est aujourd'hui menacée en Turquie et en Syrie.

Residency applicants start submitting MyERAS applications to programs on September 7th. Maya Hammoud, MD, an OB/GYN professor and Associate Chair of Education at the University of Michigan Medical School, discusses residency selection and how a new tool can help medical students find a residency program that best fits them. American Medical Association CXO Todd Unger hosts. Specialties interested in collaborating on a residency program Alignment Check Index (ACI) tool can email gme@ama-assn.org for more information. To access FREIDA™ Alignment Check Index (ACI) tool, visit: https://freida.ama-assn.org/residency-alignment

Residency applicants start submitting MyERAS applications to programs on September 7th. Maya Hammoud, MD, an OB/GYN professor and Associate Chair of Education at the University of Michigan Medical School, discusses residency selection and how a new tool can help medical students find a residency program that best fits them. American Medical Association CXO Todd Unger hosts. Specialties interested in collaborating on a residency program Alignment Check Index (ACI) tool can email gme@ama-assn.org for more information. To access FREIDA™ Alignment Check Index (ACI) tool, visit: https://freida.ama-assn.org/residency-alignment

Emotional intelligence in the workplace has only recently become recognized as a vital skill. In the traditional business model, skills related to the specific job and the ability to problem solve have been the key areas of focus during the interview process. Yet, in the words of our guest here today “IQ will land you the job but you'll keep it because of your EQ”. I can tell you first-hand how spot-on this statement is. When I originally formed my consulting agency and started hiring, I was really only concerned with the technical skills of candidates I was interviewing. Yet, over time I saw that my best employees were not the ones with the greatest skillset on the platform we work with…the team members who were achieving the best results and providing the greatest value to the company were those with highly developed emotional intelligence skills.Here to speak with us today about the value of emotional intelligence in leadership and otherwise is Mohamed Hammoud.

Our latest episode of The Lebanese Physicians' Podcast with Dr. Rola Hammoud, current Chief Medical Officer, of CMC Dubai. In this episode, we discuss Dr. Hammoud's journey from an anesthesiology resident at the American University of Beirut in Lebanon to becoming the CMO of an up and coming hospital in Dubai. We discuss her role and the role of women in medicine in advancing the healthcare sector in Lebanon and beyond, and their role in promoting quality initiatives to provide safe healthcare to the Lebanese population independent of their socioeconomic status. We hope you will enjoy listening to and watching this episode. You can listen to the audio version of this episode on  Spotify, Apple, iHeartRadio, and Anghami You can watch the video on YouTube on https://youtu.be/g3UilRqrONE #Womenleadership #healthcare #middleeast #lebanon #dubai @cmcdubai   Y

Kavya and Brittany discuss the changes made to the ObGyn Residency Match process with Dr. Maya Hammoud, MD, MBA. DISCLOSURES/DISCLAIMERS: The OBGYN Delivered student team has no relevant financial disclosures. The Ultrasounds podcast is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. Please do not use any of the information presented to treat, diagnose, or prevent real life medical concerns. The statements made on this podcast are solely those of the OB/GYN Delivered hosts and guests and do not reflect the views of any specific institution or organization. TIMESTAMPS: 0:21: Introduction 2:30: Dr. Hammoud's interest in MedEd and the Match Process 3:43: Details about the APGO RRR Program 5:55: How ObGyn is paving the way for a more equitable Match process 12:32: Standardized Letters of Evaluation and other LoRs 14:43: Interview invitation and response anxiety 15:58: How programs perceive signals 17:53: Virtual interviews for the 2023 cycle 20:28: Getting to know programs despite virtual interviews 22:50: How students can get involved 24:29: Biggest piece of advice and take away for applicants 25:51: Feedback survey info LINKS: https://apgo.org/page/rrrprogram Would you like the chance to win a $50 Amazon gift card? Fill out our feedback survey linked below! Participation in this survey is voluntary and responses will be used to better Ultrasounds for audience members, like you. The survey takes less than 5 minutes to complete and will invite you to enter into a raffle for a $50 gift card upon your submission. ObGyn Delivered appreciates your feedback! FEEDBACK SURVEY: https://umich.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_1Sz5luzL9npMdsW

Ep. 40 of the Table Talk Podcast was live!Our guest for the show was the young legend, the Mayor of Dearborn, Abdullah Hammoud.On today's episode we'll discuss the current state of Dearborn,  Mayor Abdullah's journey and some of the future plans he and his team have for the city.This show is sponsored by Give2Gain and The Balkan House Restaurant. #leader #motivation #inspiration #dearborn #mayor #young #legend #positive #impact #positivity #journey #accomplishments #future #plans #tabletalk #ozmedia #youtube #live #apple #spotify #podcasts

Adam works in tertiary mental health services. He's an accredited mental health social worker. Currently he works as a social Work Discipline lead in a hospital, and part of his role now is as allied health educator,  supporting graduate social workers, and other allied health professionals as well as students on placement. ‘'I always knew that I wanted to work with people in like a helping profession.'' Inside Social Work Podcast: Website / Facebook/ Be on the Podcast/ Support the show   Subscribe to the podcast wherever you get your podcasts!  

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Rami talks to Lee Hammoud, wearer of many hats.

In this week's developer Interview, Josh sits down with Lee Hammoud, the developer behind the upcoming title known as Psychoverse City. They talk all about learning game development on your own, understanding how to talk to publishers, and all about wiggly buildings. Listen to the episode and you'll know what we mean. If you love Indie Games and want to stay informed, or better yet entertained, be sure to tune in each and every Friday for new episodes of Indie Pod. In which we run you through all the news surrounding the world of Indie Game Development, as well as check out Indies over on crowdfunding sites, answer your listener questions, and even interview a developer or two. So be sure to subscribe to Indie Pod: An Indie Games Podcast on your favorite listening platform. Links: Psychoverse City Steam Page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/970040/Psychoverse_City/ Lee Hammoud Twitter: https://twitter.com/leehammoud Indie Pod Twitter: https://twitter.com/IndiePod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Colleague Adel Mozip interviews the elected mayor of Dearborn, Abdullah Hammoud, about his plans for Dearborn when he takes office at the beginning of next year. The episode was broadcast: 29/11/2020 US Arab Radio can be heard on wnzk 690 AM, WDMV 700 AM, and WPAT 930 AM. Please visit: www.facebook.com/USArabRadio/ Web site : arabradio.us/ Online Radio: www.radio.net/s/usarabradio Twitter : twitter.com/USArabRadio Instagram : www.instagram.com/usarabradio/ Youtube : US Arab Radio

It's not a secret: Health tech is increasing in complexity at a rapid rate. Because of this, it can be harder and harder for end users to understand the difference between IT and Biomed. Nader Hammoud, Integrated Manager of Healthcare Technology at John Muir Health, joins us today to explain why a good relationship between Biomed and IT is essential to serve the end user, and ultimately, for patient care.

TRT World's Ali Aslan sat down with Dearborn's first Arab-American mayor Abdullah Hammoud to talk about his historic win and the changing landscape of US politics.

Three cities in southeast Michigan elected young Arab American men serve as mayor: Hamtramck, Dearborn Heights, and Dearborn.  The latter, home to one of the largest Arab American populations in the country, elected State Representative Abdullah Hammoud to replace longtime mayor John "Jack" O'Reilly. On today's episode, we talk to Hammoud about his historic election and his plans for the city. GUEST: Abdullah Hammoud, Michigan state representative and Dearborn mayor-elect Looking for more conversations from Stateside? Right this way. If you like what you hear on the pod, consider supporting our work. Stateside's theme music is by 14KT. Additional music by Blue Dot Sessions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michigan State University Economist Dr. Lisa D. Cook talks about inflation and the larger economic disruptions related to the pandemic. Hammoud talks about being elected the first Arab American and Muslim mayor of Dearborn. Greimel talks about his vision for Pontiac after his election victory on Tuesday.

I invite guests to share personal stories about acts of leadership that help shape their lives. In Episode 71, Mohamed Hammoud explains something a teacher told him that profoundly affected his life. He then shares his plans to expand the number of people he leads. Finally, Mohamed advises how we can strengthen our leadership. 00:00 Prologue What's your purpose? Mohamed's purpose is to empower others. It is his passion as well. As an expert in emotional intelligence, Mohamed consults with executives and professionals to coach them, build their culture, strength their leadership, and provide teambuilding for employees. He has terrific insight into diversity and inclusion and leverages his expertise in all he does. 01:20 Part 1: The Fox and Little Prince In this story, Mohamed talks about something that one of his teachers told him that profoundly affected him. He expands on this concept and connects it with leadership. 06:12 Part 2: Influence, Politics, and Leadership Mohamed explains what he is doing to expand the number of people he leads. This is in addition to his podcast. The dialogue transitions to discussing what it means to serve others and model leadership behaviors. 13:19 Part 3: Becoming an Active Participant in Your Story Mohamed advises how we can strengthen our leadership. He also explains the difference between growth and fixed mindsets. _________________________________ How You Can Support the Show Unlabeled Leadership is a free service for people to learn about leadership. If you want to support the show, you can make a $0.99 donation. Your support reduces production expenses. https://anchor.fm/unlabeled-leadership/support No transcript available (future enhancement) Episode links Mohamed's LinkedIn Profile Mohamed's website - Desire2Lead The UNFLTRD Podcast Mohamed's TEDxTraverseCity, Reclaiming My Name Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's book, The Little Prince John Maxwell Simon Sinek Roger Kaufman Podcast episode 023: Simma Lieberman Elevates Culture with Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Carol Dweck's book, Mindset Gary DePaul's blog about growth and fixed mindsets Background Music You can find all the musical tracks at Envato Elements. 00:00 Theme music: Uplift Corporate Inspire by OlexandrIgnatov 01:02 Technology Art Ambient by sonicscope 05:54 This Is The Jazz by Korolkov 12:59 Spanish Latin Pop by simonleng 21:24 Fun and Flirty by BrownHouseMedia Lead on! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/unlabeled-leadership/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/unlabeled-leadership/support

Jo Webber is an Ayurvedic practitioner, Yoga teacher, and Master herbalist of Pukka Tea, and Cyma Hammoud is the Pukka Tea MENA Lead. They both have a wealth of knowledge on wellness and are breaking down the doshas with tips on how to live a happier, healthy life through the wisdom of Ayurveda.This episode was created in partnership with Pukka Tea, a brand that crafts herbal creations to connect as many people as possible to the beauty and power of nature. Pukka's purpose is to nurture healthier, happier lives through powerful organic plants. The teas are made with sustainability at their core, from the organic practitioner-grade herbs fairly and sustainably sourced from around the world to the organic cotton string used to stitch tea bags together.Pukka Dosha Quiz: https://www.pukkaherbs.com/arabia/en/dosha-quiz.html

Gather round folks! Time for our second episode! Today's interview is all about Dr. Sue Hammoud the winner of the 2021 SSR New Investigator Award. Listen close as we talk about her career journey, the challenges she's faced as a trainee, and how she maintains a healthy work-life balance amidst the ongoing changes the world is facing! 

April 22, 2021 ~ Abdullah Hammoud (D-Dearborn), State Representative of Michigan's 15th District, talks with Guy Gordon about legislation that would end advertising marijuana on billboards.

Highlights:  [8:40] Real Success [19:20] How to Know the World  [33:20] Diving Deep into You   Meet Mohamed Hammoud:    Mohamed is Executive Leadership Consultant specializing in Emotional Intelligence. He’s the Founder of

Do the people on your team wonder how they fit into your organization? When this happens - it can weight them down and ultimately create an underperforming environment. As leaders it is our responsibility to invest the time to understand our team, the enviroment and the things that we can do to bring out the best in our people and this is something that I love about my conversation with Mohamed Hammoud.What do you think a leader's responsibility is when it comes to their team?Enjoy the discussion and the amazing tips that he shares. --- If this is your first time tuning in, we encourage you to subscribe to the show so you can hear all the other insightful episodes (we share three interviews a week)  --- If you like what you’ve been hearing on this podcast, we invite you to go to wherever you’re listening to this episode and leave us a comment or review. Tell me what you love about this episode!  ---  You can find all of the information about this episode and the show at www.businesstalklibrary.com/interviews  --- “If you want to learn more about finance and accounting as it related to business, check out our courses at the Business Talk Library university: https://btl.thinkific.com/  FREE COURSE: Understand the Income Statement in Less Than 15 Minutes: Use Code: "BTL2020" https://btl.thinkific.com/courses/incomestatement 

AMA Accelerating Change in Medical Education Consortium has collaborated with the “InsideTheBoards” podcast to bring medical students USMLE study aid. In this episode of the series, Dr. Maya Hammoud gives an overview of health systems science and discusses its growing importance due to COVID-19. Dr. Hammoud is senior advisor for Medical Education Innovations at the AMA. Listen to the full series at insidetheboards.com/hss

The moment you have all been waiting for.... back with episode 5 #TME fam! This week, I bring on Nathalie Hammoud and Rita Saade to discuss everything to do with dating. From getting into the dating scene, playing "the game", to getting ghosted, we unpack it all. How are we supposed to move on from ghosting? What's the best way to meet new people? How do you play "the game"? All that and more, enjoy! Don't forget to follow me on Instagram: @tellmeeverything_withlanz @lanz_tho www.tellmeeverythingwithlanz.com

You have to accept and love yourself first if you want to accept and love others. Mohamed Hammoud is a husband, a father to three children, an engaging facilitator, an international keynote and TEDx speaker, a media commentator and DE & I advocate. Listen for the intersection of self-awareness and co-creating a better future. We also touch on diversity is a fact, inclusion is a choice. Be a role model instead of playing a role. You can choose to be an ally in your real life so that it will carry over into our business roles. Role modeling starts at home. Men don't “babysit their own children and must show up as partnering. We are still freeing ourselves to be present Being with all you are What is true leadership? Wait for the golden nugget at the end! Mohamed believes in the power of connection and works with individuals and organizations to empower leaders to unleash their potential by sharpening their Emotional Intelligence. An expert in leadership and talent development, Mohamed is passionate about designing diverse and inclusive cultures and enabling helping leaders to make a positive change at work, at home and in their community. Listen, Learn, Love and Lead. “There's no there.” ~ Mohamed Hammoud “When you appreciate life you will start living” www.mohamedhammoud.com www.desire2lead.com https://anchor.fm/unfltrd --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cordelia-gaffar0/support

I wrote this for my son just in case i never got the chance to speak in his phases of understanding.  Life is too short to hold in pain. 

Say you're selling widgets. You know your widget is 39% lighter than the competition, works 53% faster, costs 13% less, and has 29% more support. Your client is asleep by now. But maybe, three years ago you had a friend who struggled with their widget, who complained about the cost, the size, and how frustrated they were because a widget part broke, and they couldn't get any support to fix it. So you decided to do something about that. And you designed this better, cheaper widget, and have around-the-clock o-call support, and your friend's company has now doubled their production capacity. This is the difference between fact-telling and storytelling, and it's even more effective when told via video. Ali Hammoud and his team at Vidyard have cracked the code on effective video selling and video marketing. Now we examine video selling and video marketing through a storytelling lens. Key Points: "Video storytelling becomes effective when you treat your prospects as if they were archetypal characters in a story." You have to figure out their: * character traits * wants * needs Then you can weave in your narrative.

Mohamed Hammoud is an Entrepreneur, Executive Leadership Coach, Keynote Speaker, and Host of the UNFLTRD podcast. He speaks regularly on the topic of Muslim identity and was featured on TEDx to speak on “Reclaiming the Islamic Identity”. With over 25 years of diverse work experience, Mohamed serves as a Leadership and Diversity Consultant. He was also nominated a Liberal Party of Canada Leadership Candidate and ran in the 2019 Federal Election. In this episode we talk about: -Why and how he was featured on TEDx and chose to speak about the concept of "Claiming His Name" as Muhammad -Does your Muslim identity have an impact on your potential for business success? -As Muslim Entrepreneurs, what are the steps we need to take to become better leaders for our team and communities? What makes a good leader? -What motivated him to run in the Canadian Federal Election, and do we need Muslim representation in government? -....and so much more! Join us for a powerful and engaging discussion surrounding leadership as a Muslim entrepreneur that is sure to inspire you and leave feeling invigorated with new ideas! Connect with Mohamed Hammoud: http://www.mohamedhammoud.com/ - Join the Ummahpreneur Facebook group to attend our episodes LIVE: https://www.ummahpreneur.com/group

In 1976, Mohamed Hammoud fled Lebanon with his family to escape a civil war. Arriving in Canada, he was told to change his name to “Mike” in order to fit in. Over the years, as he moved and explored, he changed his name again and again—Mikeal in Quebec, Miguel in Spain, and finally back to himself, Mohamed. He and I had a terrific journey of ideas and insights over 30 minutes, and now I have a wonderful friend in London, Ontario, where I actually stopped for a snack in m1973!

Paul connects with Sasha Hammoud. Sasha is a valued member of the facilitation team at Creating Chances and works in a variety of different schools across Sydney. The two discuss how Sasha first got connected with Creating Chances, how she deals with her own mental health struggles and how she has had to use resilience in order to pursue her passion for sports.

How can you communicate clearly and effectively while at the same time make your job easier? Utilize video with a tool like Vidyard, which gives you information on who's watching your stuff, how long, how many times, and who they're sharing it with so you know whether or not they're interested in what you're selling. On this episode of the ROI Online Podcast, Steve Brown talks with Ali Hammoud about the capabilities of Vidyard and how you can use it to stand out among the noise. Ali is a partner manager at Vidyard, a scalable, complex communication solution that stores video assets for both sales and marketing and provides extensive statistics. Video allows you to reach decision-makers inboxes and grab their attention, while Vidyard tells you in real-time when someone has watched the video you sent. Ali says there are four main categories to making a good, scrappy, authentic video with high impact:Good lighting so you can be seenA decent camera angleA background that isn't distracting and works to your advantageA suitable mic A sale closes when the money is in the bank and videos help you reach all the decision-makers within a business so they can approve a deal with less hassle. And, according to Vidyard, people retain 72% of the information they see in video, and 90% of buyers engage with video before making a purchase. That means videos become a more effective way of communicating your message and even allow you to easily personalize it. Worried about how difficult it will be to incorporate video into your existing process? Vidyard's got you covered there, too. There's a free tool on the website and an extension for Chrome. The key, according to Ali, is to figure out how video fits into your business strategy from prospecting to post-sale, that way you're using it well and not creating more work for yourself. You can get in touch with Ali here:ali.hammoud@vidyard.comInterested in getting started on Vidyard? Check it out: https://vidyard.link/roionline. Enroll in the QuickStart Academy today to learn how to develop and implement a proven growth strategy that grows your ROI, your business, and your confidence. Learn more HERE.Thinking of starting your own podcast? Buzzsprout's secure and reliable posting allows you to publish podcasts online. Buzzsprout also includes full iTunes support, HTML5 players, show statistics, and WordPress plugins. Get started using this link to receive a $20 Amazon gift card and to help support our show.Support the show (https://cash.app/$stevemfbrown)

In this episode, we will dive into the exciting world of rising star entrepreneur Sara Hammoud, who is the founder of Benzinati and co-founder of Maktaba Tech. The Top 5 key takeaways from her story:Redefine yourself constantly. The 21st century is very fast-paced. Entrepreneurship is not for everybody. Teamwork, creativity, out of the box thinking and innovation are crucial skills to have.Don´t be protective of your ideas - spread them and ask for feedback. The hard part of entrepreneurship is execution.Identify your ideal customer profile persona before spending any time on go to market.Don´t put a lot of load on yourself and be coachable. Move from point a to point b to point c until you have reached your destination.Ways to connect:https://www.linkedin.com/in/sara-hammoud-a7635815a/https://www.instagram.com/_shammoud_/

Banyak para imam umat ini yang kita banggakan, akan tetapi diantara mereka ada 4 imam yang tersohor, yaitu para pendiri 4 madzhab. Mereka itu adalah Al-Imam Abu Hanifah, Al-Imam Malik bin Anas, Al-Imam Asy-Syaf'i dan Al-Imam Ahmad bin Hanbal rahimahumullah. Diantara keempat imam tersebut yang sangat cemerlang adalah Al-Imam Asy-Syafi'i rahimahullah, beliaulah pendiri dan pemrakarsa madzhab Syafi'i yang merupakan madzhab yang banyak dianut di bumi pertiwi nusantara ini. Maka marilah kita berkenalan dengan Al-Imam Asy-Syaf'i rahimahullah agar kita dapat menambah wawasan tentang beliau. Semoga bermanfaat. Barakallahu fiikum.

Join The New Creation Cronies Telegram Group In Episode 73: I sit down with Bilal Hammoud the CEO & President of National Digital Asset Exchange and talk about Digital Assets and the movement in Canada. This is our Story of the Day Story Related Links: Link to NDAX.IO Bilal Hammoud linkedin Are the fates of Ripple, IMF, and central banks intertwined? Helpful Links: Referral link to ndax.io exchange MCO $50.00 referral link to Crypto.com Earn one free stock with Robinhood like Apple, Ford, or Facebook. In order to keep this claim to your stock, sign up and join Robinhood Here's my referral link for Coinbase. Get $10 in free Bitcoin when you buy or sell $100 or more https://minepi.com/NewCreationCapital Bitcoin Stock 2 Flow Model Nomics Publish0X Market Watch Live Coinpaprika CoinGecko New You. New Future. New Creation. Twitter @NewCreationCap Donate to New Creation Podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/newcreationpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/newcreationpodcast/support

Avec l'humoriste et animateur Phil Roy ; Raëd Hammoud et Isabelle Maréchal pour l'émission Zone franche ; l'invité d'honneur Claude Meunier ; et notre collaborateur Arnaud Soly

Mehdi Bousaidan et Raed A. Hammoud en tête-à-tête

Patrick Lagacé et Jean-Philippe Wauthier reçoivent, Bianca Gervais, Raed Hammoud et Louis T