Podcast appearances and mentions of heather ritchie

This episode brings an expert in change management, Heather Ritchie, to talk about skills. But, skills are more than a set of things you've learned. Skills are what your team, and your organization, need to work together and thrive.  Heather is an expert with a long career of curiosity about teams: how do we work together as humans? What are the ways to manage human change for nonprofit teams to make IT projects more successful? And how can a team of people who care about their nonprofit and its mission strategize the skills they need to acquire or improve to increase their organization's ability to achieve mission?  Can you execute a change management strategy without learning your teams' skills, interests, and where they can grow into the new tech space you are creating? And do you have the trust on your team to do a skills matrix exercise in good faith? Heather discusses ways to create safety for your staff to be candid, honest, and vulnerable and build the team they want. Do you need a skilled facilitator? Do you structure the skills mapping exercise one-on-one or as a group project? In this conversation, Kyle learns Heather's approach to change management and skill mapping.  Heather is a consultant with Build Consulting and has over two decades of experience in the field. She has led change management efforts in nonprofit, academic and corporate sectors, serving in a variety of roles from senior leadership to educator, coach and consultant. Heather brings a passion for connecting social purpose with the strategy, tools and technology to make the world a better place – on budget, on time, and for measurable impact. Our podcast is designed for audiences with varied experiences with technology. In this conversation with Heather Ritchie learn the role of skills in change management and strategies to motivate your teams to develop the skills they - and your nonprofit - need.

Have you ever used a skills matrix in IT change management at your nonprofit?In pt 1, Heather describes a typical IT Skills Matrix and how you create one, and responds to audience questions. In podcast part 2, she delves into identifying stakeholders and gives several examples of when and how to use a Skills Matrix to build and empower your team.Do you know your super-users and early adopters? Your champions and ambassadors? Do you know who on your staff will happily and reliably use the tool exactly as trained vs your staffer who is always looking for new features and finding new shortcuts? Do you know who usually needs a little extra training and review sessions? Who is tech-hesitant, or even tech-phobic? How can you make your IT roll out a success for ALL your users? Can using an IT skills matrix make a difference?Join Build change management expert Heather Ritchie in an interactive, free webinar to learn about this simple and effective tool. She shares a spreadsheet template, talks through real life scenarios and examples from her work, and explores the benefits and challenges of creating a staff skills matrix.A skills matrix is also a useful tool to increase the value of training and enhance your conversations about professional development. Where are you investing in your staff skills? Where should you invest? Where do your staff want to learn and improve? What skills will help them and your nonprofit the most?How can using an IT skills matrix improve new tech rollout?Build Consulting download: IT Skills Matrix TemplateAs with all our webinars, this presentation is appropriate for an audience of varied IT experience. Community IT believes strongly that your IT vendor should be able to explain everything without jargon or lingo. Community IT is proudly vendor-agnostic, and our webinars cover a range of topics and discussions. Webinars are never a sales pitch, always a way to share our knowledge with our community. _______________________________Start a conversation :) Register to attend a webinar in real time, and find all past transcripts at https://communityit.com/webinars/ email Carolyn at cwoodard@communityit.com on LinkedIn Thanks for listening.

Have you ever used a skills matrix in IT change management at your nonprofit?Do you know your super-users and early adopters? Your champions and ambassadors? Do you know who on your staff will happily and reliably use the tool exactly as trained vs your staffer who is always looking for new features and finding new shortcuts? Do you know who usually needs a little extra training and review sessions? Who is tech-hesitant, or even tech-phobic? How can you make your IT roll out a success for ALL your users? Can using an IT skills matrix make a difference?Join Build change management expert Heather Ritchie in an interactive, free webinar to learn about this simple and effective tool. She shares a spreadsheet template, talks through real life scenarios and examples from her work, and explores the benefits and challenges of creating a staff skills matrix.A skills matrix is also a useful tool to increase the value of training and enhance your conversations about professional development. Where are you investing in your staff skills? Where should you invest? Where do your staff want to learn and improve? What skills will help them and your nonprofit the most?How can using an IT skills matrix improve new tech rollout?Build Consulting download: IT Skills Matrix TemplateAs with all our webinars, this presentation is appropriate for an audience of varied IT experience. Community IT believes strongly that your IT vendor should be able to explain everything without jargon or lingo. Community IT is proudly vendor-agnostic, and our webinars cover a range of topics and discussions. Webinars are never a sales pitch, always a way to share our knowledge with our community. _______________________________Start a conversation :) Register to attend a webinar in real time, and find all past transcripts at https://communityit.com/webinars/ email Carolyn at cwoodard@communityit.com on LinkedIn Thanks for listening.

Alan is stranded out in the Pacific and Thom is left to present a show on genetics, a topic so confusing to him it may as well be magic. Luckily, friends of the show are on hand. Dr Heather Ritchie is tricked into co-hosting and we talk to Dr Johanna Weston about the things we can learn about the deep sea from genetic analysis.   Feel free to get in touch with us with questions or you own tales from the high seas on: podcast@armatusoceanic.com   Read the show notes and find out more about us at: www.armatusoceanic.com   Links ‘The Code' - INTERNATIONAL CODE OF ZOOLOGICAL NOMENCLATURE The genetic code database – GenBank   #deepsea #deepocean #podcast #science #marinebiology #sciencecommunication #scicomm #genetics #giantisopod #deepseacreatures #deepseapodcast #alanjamieson #heatherritchie #johannaweston #newspecies #discovery #pressurised

Have you ever wondered how multi-online business owners seem to have it all together? In today's episode, we have a special guest, Heather Ritchie, a blogger and freelance writer amongst other things who is revealing her biz organization secrets.She spills the tea on her experience inside of Level Up Your Biz with Trello and how it's supported her planning-style as someone who struggles to follow through with plans. And by the end of the conversation, we get into the famous niching down topic. This was such a fun conversation and you're definitely going to want to tune in to get all the scoop. For the complete show notes: www.cheerstoblogging.com/12Join the Level Up Your Biz with Trello waitlist: www.cheerstoblogging.com/waitlistConnect with me: Website | FB Group | Instagram Connect with Heather Ritchie: Writer's Life for You | Niche Challenge Freebie

In this episode of the Blogging Breakthroughs podcast, I talk with Heather Ritchie about: her journey as a blogger and SEO content writer scaling your side hustle to a full-time income her experience in the Becoming Boss Mastermind the cycle of launching products and offers zero-dollar launches showing up and making content for your best clients how community and mentorship can get you results faster   You can find Heather's work here:

On this episode, Heather Ritchie, the chief marketing officer at Ubicquia, uses specific smart city projects around the world as examples of the benefits, and the considerations, such initiatives can bring. She also discusses how recent developments, like COVID-19 and 5G, have finally gotten many smart city efforts out of "project purgatory."

Join me and fellow podcaster, Heather Ritchie, as we discuss the Enneagram Type 8! You can find Heather's podcast by searching: The Middle with Daniel and Heather Ritchie!

Natural history collections, huge archives of carefully curated specimens, are an invaluable tool for the scientific community. They are also a place where the public get to interact with active research and meet scientists. Forget what you’d imagine working in a museum to be like, no two days are the same and both the collections and the talented people who work with them are in constant demand. One day your helping design new swimwear based on shark skin, the next settling an argument at a fishing competition. If you’re wondering what jobs are out there in science or just curious to know what goes on behind the scenes at a museum, this episode has some surprises for you.   Alan is still away at sea, so Thom is joined again by Dr Heather Ritchie to tacked some deep-sea news, seabed mapping, secrets revealed by snailfish genes and wandering sponges are all hot off the presses. Don also drops in with an example of when you don’t want to collect biology, on the hull of your vessel as biofouling.   Feel free to get in touch with us with questions or you own tales from the high seas on: podcast@armatusoceanic.com   Read the show notes and find out more about us at: www.armatusoceanic.com     Links

Alan is stranded out in the Pacific and Thom is left to present a show on genetics, a topic so confusing to him it may as well be magic. Luckily, friends of the show are on hand. Dr Heather Ritchie is tricked into co-hosting and we talk to Dr Johanna Weston about the things we can learn about the deep sea from genetic analysis.   Alan has found a way to get audio logs to us (pretty sure a Holtzman Wave isn’t a thing) and shares what he has been up to out at sea – it turns out, a lot! Listen in for lots of exclusives. This includes an interview with sub-pilot Tim Macdonald from inside the Limiting Factor at over 10,000 m depth. We are pretty sure this is the world deepest interview. The Deep-Sea Podcast lives up to its name, the deepest podcast around.   In recent news we discuss how our immune system doesn’t recognise deep-sea bacteria (and how that may be a good thing) and Thom gushes about his new favourite thing… blackwater photography. Don Walsh tells us about inspecting ex-soviet reactors and discovering he is standing on top of a running one and Thom and Heather tell the tale of acquiring a -80 ℃ freezer in New Caledonia.   Feel free to get in touch with us with questions or you own tales from the high seas on: podcast@armatusoceanic.com   Read the show notes and find out more about us at: www.armatusoceanic.com   Links Deep-sea bacterial invisible to human immune system Blackwater photography article Blackwater photography paper ‘The Code’ - INTERNATIONAL CODE OF ZOOLOGICAL NOMENCLATURE The genetic code database – GenBank You can track where Alan currently is here   Glossary Morphology – the shape of somethings body Molecular – Sometimes we say ‘molecular data’ when talking about DNA and RNA genetic data Taxonomy – The science of classifying living things      

Episode 4 of PIECES OF WORK, a special edition, features a sit-down with two professional stylists/colorists from New York City salon extraordinaire Suite 303.  Originally located in the Chelsea Hotel for nearly twenty years, Suite 303 owner April Barton and her team have gained a worldwide reputation and loyal following as the go-to hair people for downtown artists, rockers and celebrities.  Producer and host Jason Charles interviews guests Heather Ritchie and Katie Murphy who have been cutting and coloring all types of hair at Suite 303 for many years,.  They chat about life at a busy salon, their inspirations, hair trends, the professional hazards of standing one one's feet for hours at a time and more on the life of a pro stylist.  For more information on Katie and Heather, owner April Barton and Suite 303 go to www.suite303.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Many of you have wondered how Daniel does things with no arms. From changing a diaper to drinking a soda. And some of you asked deeper questions about living differently. We compiled all the questions you asked us on social media and answered as many as possible in this episode. So, if you were ever curious about a life with two missing limbs, this will be very entertaining for you! We laughed a lot through this one, we hope you do as well! -This week The Middle with Daniel and Heather Ritchie made the front page of New + Noteworthy on iTunes in the Religion and Spirituality category! THANKS to ALL of you for making that happen!! - Keep sharing with friends, and be sure to leave a review and subscribe if you haven't yet. That is what helps our podcast continue to grow and reach more people! We love bringing this show to you each week. Heather is loving: New summer nail polish, “In Full Swing” by Essie.   Daniel is loving: The mountains of West Virginia after just taking our son, Teague with him there on a quick trip.   As always, you can find us here: Daniel  www.danielritchie.org Twitter || Facebook ||Instagram  Heather Instagram  Have a great week and be kind.

On this week's episode, we welcome head of campaign strategy Heather Ritchie.  Heather has been working in global high tech companies for many years. She is dedicated to building pipelines of women leaders. She also did a four-year research project on how leaders will need to communicate in a world that is increasingly diverse, collaborative, and filled with intelligent machines. She is exploring the limits of AI automation into the future, she has some very optimistic lessons to deliver to us.  On the show, we discuss the changes going with Nokia's marketing strategy. How they're evolving with internal talent, thinking about audiences and building long term thought leadership in their vertical and much more.  You can find Heather on Linkedin.  Thanks for listening, we hope you enjoyed this episode. Make sure to follow Tara at @missrogue & Carlos @carlospache_co  You can also check out Tara's YouTube channel, it has over 200 videos on digital strategy and online audience building.  Truly Inc. is a digital strategy and insights agency based in Toronto, Canada. Visit our website: https://trulyinc.com  Anatomy of a Strategy podcast is recorded in Toronto, Canada in the offices of Truly Inc. Produced by Carlos Pacheco and Tara Hunt. Podcast editing by Joe Pacheco

"All Problems Are Communications Problems." This is Greg's go-to phrase when it comes to working with and leading others. Marlene actually beats Greg to the punch this week when they talk with this week's guest, Heather Ritchie. Heather is the Chief Knowledge and Business Development Officer at Hicks Morley Hamilton Stewart Storie LLP in Toronto, and as her title suggests, she wears multiple leadership hats at her firm. In her recent ILTA KM article, "12 Ways Marketing & Business Development Can Leverage Library & Knowledge Management Teams," Ritchie walks us through the value of collaborating between the Marketing/Business Development, Knowledge Management, and Library operations of a law firm. Knowing who brings what talent to the table is key to creating stable and successful environment which results in wins for the law firm. How Is Your Business Changing the Legal Industry? In part two of our three part series, we hear from four more providers of legal industry products on how they are changing the industry. This week we hear from: Ben Shelley - Intelligent Voice Rick Merrill - Gavelytics Serena Wellen - LexisNexis Context Matt Spiegel - Lawmatics Information Inspirations: Warning: Greg goes to a bit of a dark place this week after a dreadful morning of social media experiences. Whether it was reviewing "memories" in Facebook, or the Twitter arguments of how LegalWeek and alt.legal are echo chambers for the elites (or are they?), or how racists Tweets from well known political leaders caused one of Greg's favorite podcast hosts to break down in a recent episode.... It's been interesting. Will Greg leave Twitter? (Vegas says "not likely.") Marlene goes total "Geek" this week with her inspiration of "Conversations with Robots: Voice, Smart Agents & the Case for Structured Content." She explains where we are with our current web interactions, where we were supposed to be by now, and where we are going. If you are a fan of understanding how information is structured, searched, accessed, and enhanced on the web... this geektacular explanation is for you. Greg and Marlene, as well as Toby Brown and other 3 Geeks' members will be at the ARK Library conference in New York next week. Ron Friedmann wrote a preview of his talk on "Information is Power + Profit" on how the old adage of "Information is Power" also brings about profit. We hope to see you there on the 21st! Registration and information is located here. see more...

In this episode I talk to Heather Ritchie, Head of Strategy, Portfolio and Services Marketing for Nokia software.Heather's two decade career includes executive communication and marketing leadership positions in global high-tech companies. She just concluded a four-year research study on the impact AI and diversity will have on the way people communicate and is writing a book on her findings. She runs campaign strategy and internal communication for Nokia's software business and advises on their corporate diversity program.Support the show (https://cropleycomms.com.au/subscribe.html)

Welcome to the Inside Yorkshire Podcast, a podcast full of stories and tales from the people of Yorkshire. In todays episode Susan talks to Heather Ritchie about the success of the TIGHR conference and we have testimonials from some of the lovely ladies who took part in this triennial event. The International Guild of Handhooking Rugmakers (TIGHR) was founded on December 4th 1994 in London, England by a group of international friends who decided to establish a world wide group involved in rugmaking. About the Guests: Heather Ritchie has been president of TIGHR over the last 3 years and has spent that time organising the conference. 150 people arrived into swaledale from all over the world to take part this year and have been entertained admirably. Workshops were held and trips out to enjoy the local scenery and culture, have been a great success. Heather has now handed over responsibility to the new president who will organise the next conference in Newfoundland in 2021. We have had testiminials from some of the lovely ladies who took part:- Dana Ray from Washngton Linda Bishop from Dallas, Texas Miriam Miller from Milton, NSW, Australia Ti Seymour originally from Uk now resident in Abu Dhabi, UAE  Diane Hodder from Canada and  Kay Lewis from Ottowa, Canada Valuable Resources: The International Guild of Handhooking Rugmakers www.tighr.net About the Host: Susan has been living in Yorkshire for over 30 years. She is passionate about the county she has adopted as her home and she never ceases to be amazed at the wealth of talent ‘Inside Yorkshire’ and the tales that people have to tell. Contact Method for Inside Yorkshire  Susan Baty-Symes www.insideyorkshire.co.uk susan@insideyorkshire.co.uk

Welcome to the Inside Yorkshire Podcast. A podcast full of stories and tales from the people of Yorkshire.  In this episode your host Susan Baty-Symes interviews Heather Ritchie the President of TIGHR (The International Guild of Handhooking Rugmakers) and founder of the not for profit Rug Aid Organisation, teaching visually impaired Gambians to make rugs. What a tale she has to tell! Susan introduces Heather’s amazing story that has taken her to America, Canada, Australia and even to teach in Africa. Heather wasn’t originally from Yorkshire but since falling in love the with Yorkshire Dales in 1971 she has been there ever since and her passion for helping others through her wonderful rug making skills is something to behold! Susan and Heather discuss the incredible work she has done in Africa, and how the fine art of rug making has helped to provide vital medicine and an important education to visually impaired Gambians. Heather's inspiring story includes tales of teaching 50 blind beggars to make rugs, fundraising to build schools and even sending white canes and talking watches over in an attempt to improve their quality of life. Discover how Heather managed to lease a building in Gambia, paint it purple, orange, red and yellow and turn it into the most colourful workshop around for visually impaired Gambians to come together, make rugs and raise funds to support themselves. Susan and Heather conclude that rug making gives these wonderful people  confidence and independence. BEST MOMENTS “My mother wasn’t a rugmaker, people always seem to think if you’re a rugmaker you take after your mother.” “When teaching 50 blind beggars to make rugs I had to get the message across to them. I began talking about fishing, you’ve got your hook you’ve got your net, and they all know fishing.. so it helped them understand” “They could make a living from rug making and it helps them support themselves and their families.” VALUABLE RESOURCES http://www.rug-aid.org/ https://www.sightsavers.org/ ABOUT THE HOST Susan has been living in Yorkshire for over 30 years. She is passionate about the county she has adopted as her home and she never ceases to be amazed at the wealth of talent ‘Inside Yorkshire’ and the tales that people tell. CONTACT METHOD www.insideyorkshire.co.uk susan@insideyorkshire.co.uk