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This was a really eventful week for AI regulation, with the first rules of the AI Act starting to apply on Sunday, February 2nd and the EU Commission releasing Guidelines on Tuesday (prohibited practices) and Thursday (scope of AI systems). To cap it all, a first-ever class action under the new framework (alongside the GDPR and the Digital Services Act) was filed on Wednesday against X-Twitter and TikTok.  The following conversation with Markus Wünschelbaum, with a particular focus on digital advertising and AdTech, preceded and rightly anticipated these developments.  Dr. Markus Wünschelbaum currently serves as Policy and Data Strategy Advisor to Hamburg's Data Protection Commissioner Thomas Fuchs. In this role, he advises on key data protection & AI policies and strategic initiatives. Previously, he was responsible for imposing fines, fundamental GDPR issues, and freedom of information. He began his career focusing on the intersection of labor law and data protection, having published an acclaimed doctoral thesis on this topic and working at an international law firm. References: Dr. Markus Wünschelbaum on LinkedIn Hamburg's Data Protection Commissioner (Der Hamburgische Beauftragte für Datenschutz und Informationsfreiheit) Guidelines on prohibited artificial intelligence (AI) practices, as defined by the AI Act (EU Commission) Guidelines on AI system definition to facilitate the first AI Act's rules application (EU Commission) Class Actions Filed Against TikTok and X in Germany: A Test for the DSA, GDPR, and AI Act (Spirit Legal - Peter Hense) Peter Hense (Spirit Legal) on Masters of Privacy Luca Bertuzzi (Euractiv)

Hello everyone and welcome to the WDW Mainstreet podcast! Pull up your stool with John and Doug as they discuss all of the latest news from around Walt Disney World and their worlds. So sorry but Doug goes a little off the deep end on all the price hikes that Disney recently announced. In the news almost every story is a price hike except for a few new food options for Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party. Hense the reason Doug lost it on this episode. The positive side of the show the guys give their top twenty-five attractions, and quite a few might surprise you, plus so much more. So, grab yourself a cold one, sit back, relax and enjoy the show!

Send us a Text Message.Connecting people in cities to nature and each other. That is the mission of the Urban Ecology Center. And this week, I talk with two dreamy women who are making REAL connections in our city's natural spaces. Executive Director, Jen Hense, and VP of People and Culture, Amanda Panciera, are working to ensure that nature is accessible and enjoyable for everyone in the Cream City. AND … as if that wasn't enough, they are working to create a dialogue - indeed a MOVEMENT - around what it means to work at a non-profit. Must stewards of the land, and of our communities accept low wages and minimal compensation as the price for a career in service to others? These women don't think so and they are working to change the narrative. Listen in and then JOIN them! Locals and Links we love! Website: https://www.urbanecologycenter.org/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/urbanecologycenterInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/urbanecologycenter/Dan Palotta's TED TalkShow your love for Cream City DreamsIf you haven't already, be sure to follow Cream City Dreams on Facebook and Instagram. Sign up for the newsletter HERE.  And I'd LOVE it if you rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts. If you're feeling especially generous, you can always Buy me a Coffee to help keep the lights on!Support the Show.

Mein heutiger Gast lief zwischen Hobby- und Profisport. Er war Teil der legendären Trainingsgruppe von Tono Kirschbaum vom TV Wattenscheid und hat mit Amanal Petros, Hendrik Pfeiffer, Tom Gröschel uvm. gemeinsam trainiert. Jetzt ist er selbst Trainer beim VFL Bochum. Hier hört ihr die Geschichte von Jan Hense. Supporte mich und folg mir auf Instagram, Strava, YouTube und natürlich deiner Podcast-Plattform. Wenn du mich auf finanziell unterstützen willst, dann komm in den PACEPRESSO SUPPORTER CLUB und sicher dir exklusive Vorteile oder schau in meinem Shop vorbei. Hast du schon von Hagen-Kopenhagen gehört? Wir fahren im September mit dem Rad von Hagen nach Kopenhagen, sei dabei und begleite uns für die komplette Tour oder einzelne Etappen. Hier gibts mehr Infos. Bis zum 1. Mai kannst du auch noch unser neues Radtrikot vorbestellen und dir einen fetten Rabatt sichern. Mehr Infos gibts hier. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pacepresso/message

Last June, Nth Degree and its PE owners, MSouth Capital, bought Fern Expo. John Hense, who joined Nth Degree in 2018 as CFO and was elevated to CEO in late 2021, now serves as CEO over both companies.  Hense brings 20 years in leadership roles in growth-oriented companies. His previous three leadership roles were technology-focused with logistics-intensive companies, including Flash Global Logistics, Diligent Delivery Systems and most recently Ship Supply.  In this episode of Trade Show Talk, Hense shared his experience as a leader with PE-owned companies from outside the industry and how he's putting those skills to use in the event and trade show sector. He and Podcast Host Danica Tormohlen talked about the recent acquisition and integration of Fern Expo.  Context: Nth degree serves its clients at more than 13,000 event and trade show projects annually while Fern Expo services more than 1,400 events annually, including many top 100 shows and dozens of Fortune 500 companies.  Hense told us Nth Degree has doubled its revenues and events since 2019 by implementing technology and a new lead strategy. He talked about how he sees a similar growth trajectory with Fern Expo over the next few years. Find out how the general services contracting company is expanding its services to achieve this aggressive goal.   Our guest As CEO of Nth Degree and Fern Expo, John is laser-focused on customer experience and improving it through the initiatives the leadership team takes on. He brings to the role 20 years in leadership roles in growth-oriented companies. His previous three leadership roles were in logistics-intensive companies with a heavy technology focus—Flash Global Logistics (where he was also COO), Diligent Delivery Systems, and most recently Ship Supply. He joined Nth Degree in 2018 as CFO and became CEO in late 2021. He originally comes from Alberta, Canada but lives in Atlanta. John is an active outdoorsman, whitewater kayaker, scuba diver and woodworker. His LinkedIn bio can be found here.  

John Hense, CEO of Nth Degree and Fern Expo, champions grit as the essential ingredient for successful events, particularly in the high-pressure world of trade shows. The necessity for face-to-face interactions has intensified in the hybrid work era, a trend Hense believes will only grow. The industry, however, faces challenges like inflation, soaring transportation costs, and a decline in event attendance, especially in international participation compared to the pre-pandemic period. Hense advises those in the industry to immerse themselves on the show floor to appreciate the effort and organization required. Following the merger of Nth Degree and Fern Expo, his focus remains on service, emphasizing the importance of high-quality personnel and event outcomes, especially when service can often be overlooked. Subscribe to ensure you don't miss an episode of the Skift Meetings Podcast. Skift Meetings is defining the future of business events. Visit our website for the latest news, reports, reviews, and events.

This Soul A:M Sunday I would like to transport you back to a time… That I know! Especially in these uncertain times! With a story that needs to be retold! After the infiltration and self destruction of Disco that concluded the  the heddonistic yeet inspirational 1970s, The 80s bounced back armed with a new found resergence to elevate our moods Upwards! As we embraced a new Groove! to Get Down, Hense a war to re-take the industry from both sides of the Atlanic was too pure to contain as the JoInt UK/USA coalision of the Soul Music scene independently and unwittingly spear-headed an attack to retake the lucritive popular music charts seldomly reached by artists who choose the purists route… Welcome Back to the Star-date 1981 This weeks edition of the Dance Decade DJ Master J Soul A:M Records.com Requests for the following week, To be submitted by Friday latest,

Was für eine vogelwilde Aufnahme mit einer klaren Formulierung des Saisonziels - mit der Bimmelbahn nach Malle, so lieben wir es. Viel Spaß beim Hören.

ChatGPT und Transformer-Modelle bieten in der Konfliktberatung und im Coaching verschiedene Möglichkeiten. Sie ermöglichen die Simulation menschenähnlicher Gespräche, liefern schnelle Antworten auf spezifische Fragen und ermöglichen den Zugang zu umfangreichen Informationen. Durch die Nutzung dieser Modelle können vielfältige Perspektiven zu Konflikten und Problemen erkundet werden. Es ist jedoch wichtig zu betonen, dass menschliche Empathie und zwischenmenschliche Kommunikation unverzichtbar bleiben. ChatGPT und Transformer-Modelle können als unterstützende Werkzeuge genutzt werden, ersetzen jedoch nicht die menschliche Expertise. Eine kritische Bewertung der generierten Antworten und eine menschliche Überprüfung bleiben entscheidend, um qualitativ hochwertige Beratung zu gewährleisten.

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2023.04.29.538828v1?rss=1 Authors: Isola, J., Ocanas, S. R., Hubbart, C., Ko, S., Ali Mondal, S., Hense, J., Schneider, A., Kovats, S., Freeman, W. M., Stout, M. Abstract: Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

Each week in our ‘Friday Top Five' segment, we feature five things we thought were interesting, notable, or culturally significant. This week we are showcasing stories on the 2022's best fitness tracker app as awarded by Apple. How to get your sock game wright thanks to DivvyUP. Getting to know artists Don Leon and checking in with Hense as he releases his latest print. And Run the Jewels gets ready to drop new Nike SB Dunks. Listen and subscribe to the show on the following platforms: Apple Podcasts: apple.co/37LEsiZ Google Podcasts: bit.ly/31X9nut Spotify: spoti.fi/2Bnhz9L Stitcher: bit.ly/2NeH5Ra Overcast: bit.ly/3ejceP5 Show Notes: Story-1:: Treating your mom to the best gift ever! Links: Website Story-2:: Dominating your next dinner party Links: Instagram | Website Billy Reid | Website WS Yumna Jawad Links: Instagram | Facebook | Website Story-4:: Buying the RIGHT Tequila w/ Elissa (@the.badass.bartender) Links: Instagram | Youtube | Website Story-5:: SNRK Feature x Cait Burton Links: Instagram | TikTok | Facebook | Website Instagram: instagram.com/DaileyBlend Twitter: twitter.com/DaileyBlend Facebook: facebook.com/DaileyBlend Website: DaileyBlend.com Reed Dailey Blend on the Web: Instagram: instagram.com/ReedDailey Twitter: twitter.com/ReedDaileyBlend Linkedin: Linkedin.com/in/ReedDailey Facebook: facebook.com/ReedDailey Website: ReedDailey.com You can get this episode and all previous episodes on such great platforms as Apple Podcasts, Google Podcast, Spotify, and Anchor. Don't forget to hit that subscribe button and have all the episodes downloaded automatically to your device. #DaileyBlendShow #FridayTop5 #FridayTopFive #DaileyBlend

Kyra Hense is an art and dance therapist based in Berlin. Through the healing power of dance, she helps people rediscover the freedom and creativity they once felt as children. This interview, inspired by the Torah reading of Noach and "Episode 2" of the Schrift, teaches us how dance can bring Dionysus, God of Ecstasy, out of our innermost depths without succumbing to Noah's fate.

Peter Hense is a partner at Spirit Legal, Germany. He specializes in data privacy litigation, particularly in the area of Advertising Technology. In this episode we discuss the uselessness and potential demise of Consent Management Platforms (CMPs) in a first-party data future. We will also touch on Data Clean Rooms and whether they actually deserve the label. References:  Peter Hense on Twitter Spirit Legal Introductory article (Sergio Maldonado) Brave's announcement: Automated removal of consent pop-ups Consent-O-Matic: OneTrust files patent to circumvent CMP blockers (Vice Media) Tilman Herbrich on Data Clean Rooms

Almost everything is complex in businesses. Careful is as careful does! An old cliche but a good one whose wisdom strikes at the heart of the ongoing data quality renaissance. In the old days, data quality initiatives were one-off projects of cleansing addresses or fixing misplaced surnames. But on day one after the project, entropy slowly crept in again as false data overwrote the excellent stuff. For today's savvy practitioners, many effective ways of fixing data quality are much more durable and efficient. Find out how this episode of DM Radio as Host @eric_kavanagh interviews several experts, including Rohit Choudhary of Acceldata, Kyle Kirwan of Bigeye, and Marie Hense of Toluna. Tune in to have a glimpse of what the future looks like.

In Episode 55 des c't-Datenschutz-Podcasts wagen sich Redakteur Holger Bleich und Verlagsjustiziar Joerg Heidrich an ein großes Thema: Immer mehr Entscheidungen werden in unserer Gesellschaft nicht mehr von Menschen, sondern von Algorithmen getroffen. Dabei geht es um banale Dinge wie den Preis des Joghurts im Supermarkt genauso wie um Berwerbungsverfahren oder Scorings von Bürgerinnen und Bürgern für die öffentliche Sicherheit. ADM-Systeme (Algorithmic Decision Making) haben sich in den Alltag eingeschlichen, ohne dass sie ethisch und datenschutzrechtlich ausreichend beachtet werden, so die Ausgangsthese. Rechtsanwalt Peter Hense hat sich intensiv mit diesen Problematiken beschäftigt und ordnet als Gast in dieser Episode die Dinge ein: "Vieles von dem, was uns als KI untergejubelt wird, beruht heruntergebrochen auf reiner Statistik", erklärt er und kritisiert, dass Entscheidungen, die auf maschinellem Lernen beruhen, oftmals völlig verdeckt getroffen werden. Eine benennbare Verantwortung fehlt, es mangelt an "Accountability" bei vielen KI-Systemen. Dies wird laut Hense besonders problematisch, wenn Entscheidungen voll automatisiert, ohne Überwachung und Eingriffsmöglichkeit von Menschen fallen - Die Algorithmen sind oftmals gut gehütete Geheimnisse in privatrechtlicher Hand, was zu Blackboxes führt. Konsens in der Runde ist: Gesetzgeber tun sich schwer, ADM-Systeme einzuordnen und zu regulieren. Als Beispiel dient der einschlägige Art. 22 der DSGVO, dessen Regelungsumfang ziemlich unklar ist und der laut Hense als Konzession an die US-Konzerne für härtere Vorschriften in anderen Bereichen gesehen werden muss; und noch dazu unzureichend in die offizielle deutsche Version der DSGVO übersetzt wurde. Ähnlich verhält es sich mit dem von der EU-Kommission vorgeschlagenen "AI Act" und dem Digital Services Act. Hense plädiert dafür, hier unbedingt aktiver und auch restriktiver zu werden. Viele System agieren intransparent, autonom und fehlerhaft - die Algorithmen reproduzieren Unzulänglichkeiten, die ihnen ihre menschliche Ersteller mitgeben.

At 25, fashion designer Tanya Taylor launched her namesake brand in 2012, taking the New York fashion scene by storm. Equipped with academic training from McGill University, Central Saint Martins, and Parsons, in conjunction with her unwavering belief in her vision, Taylor transformed her clothing line into the successful multifaceted brand it is today. Tanya integrates her love of color into all of her collections, but her dedication to the arts, activism, and inclusivity are most prevalent throughout her work.  Whether it's getting people to register to vote, providing a range of sizes beyond the industry standard, or her ongoing collaboration with Memorial Sloane Kettering, Tanya uses her talents, connections, and love for fashion to make an impact. Host Kirsten Holtz Naim catches up with Tanya to talk about her career journey in the fashion industry, strategic decisions that helped her thrive as a brand during the pandemic, and of course, reflecting on one of her favorite fashion moments of all time. Enjoy the episode? Support the podcast by buying a cup of coffee! Learn more here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/afashionmoment Connect with Us! Spotify | Apple Shop + Support Instagram: @afashionmoment Twitter: @A_FashionMoment Email: AFashionMomentPodcast@gmail.com Website: A Fashion Moment Show Notes: Shop Tanya Taylor's collections now at https://www.tanyataylor.com/ Follow Tanya Taylor on Instagram @tanyataylor and on Facebook @tanyataylornyc   Shop Tanya Taylor x Paintbox Nail Polish: https://gretta.co/products/tanya-taylor-x-paintbox-nail-polish  Follow Toronto Fashion Week on Instagram @tfw  Learn more about McGill University: https://www.mcgill.ca/  Vogue Business article covering Tanya's commitment to size inclusivity, “The payoffs of plus-size: https://www.voguebusiness.com/fashion/tanya-taylor-plus-size-inclusivity-profit  House Beautiful article, “Fashion Designer Tanya Taylor Launches Home Collection”: https://www.housebeautiful.com/shopping/best-stores/a36674977/fashion-designer-tanya-taylor-launches-spring-summer-home-decor/  Glamour article, “Designer Tanya Taylor Debuts Clever NYFW Film Series to Encourage Voting”:  https://www.glamour.com/story/tanya-taylor-nyfw-film-series-to-encourage-voting  Learn more about Tanya Taylor & Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center:  https://www.tanyataylor.com/pages/msk  Learn more about HENSE's mural work in Washington, D.C.: https://savingplaces.org/stories/slideshow-update-painted-dc-church-now-artistic-inside#.YdIl4mjMLIU  Learn more about the notes left at the White House during that infamous Obama farewell party: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9445203/Dave-Chappelle-says-celebrities-left-dirty-notes-White-House-Trump-Obama-party.html

Dans cet épisode sorti initialement en octobre 2018, nous allons à la rencontre de Gauthier Borsarello, le fondateur de Gauthier Borsarello Showroom, une collection de vêtements vintage créée depuis de nombreuses années à destination des professionnels de la mode. Il est également le Style Director de Holiday Boileau, la marque de vêtements du projet HOLIDAY, du directeur artistique entrepreneur Franck Durand, il est Creative Director de la marque de vêtements Kidur, et il est le co fondateur avec Marc Beaugé du magazine lancé le 18 octobre dernier, L'Etiquette. Dans cet épisode, on revient sur son parcours atypique, on parle de chacun de ses projets, de sa vision de la mode, de comment il jongle entre toutes ses activités et de beaucoup d'autres sujets. J'ai adoré interviewer Gauthier, j'espère que vous prendrez autant de plaisir à l'écouter. Pour suivre Gauthier sur InstagramSes projets : Gauthier Borsarello Showroom, Holiday Boileau, Kidur, L'Etiquette Magazine POUR SE RETROUVER DANS L'ÉPISODE 01:30 Gauthier se présente et reprend son parcours 06:30 Les années Ralph Lauren et Double RL en tant que Vintage Spécialiste 13:00 Sa rencontre avec Ramdane Touhami 15:45 Sa rencontre avec Franck Durand, cette idée de développer le quartier 22:00 Sa facilité avec les gens, d'ou vient elle 24:00 Comment il choisit ses projets 26:40 Pourquoi il a suivi Franck Durand, pourquoi il ne se dit pas designer 30:30 Avec qui il travaille aujourd'hui sur la partie vintage, comment les vêtements vintage sont utilisés dans les studios, comment il se source en vintage, comment il choisit ses pièces, combien coute une pièce très rare 39:00 Comment il voit le marché de l'industrie de la mode évoluer 44:00 Son avis sur le reportage de Cash Investigation sur le luxe 48:00 Comment il gère son quotidien, Holiday, la vision de Franck Durand pour Holiday, comment décliner sa vision globale lifestyle dans une ligne de vêtements 51:20 Kidur 55:30 Magazine L'Etiquette, le cycle de la mode 01:03:00 Comment il fait pour gérer autant de projets de fronts, à quoi ressemblent ses journées, sa vision pour son futurKEYLEARNING Même si je suis impressionné au fond de moi, mes parents m'ont appris à parler de la même façon à tout le monde. Ma concierge m'apprécie autant qu'un Franck Durand peut m'aimer, je ne mets pas de filtre. Par contre, si je n'aime pas quelqu'un, je ne mets pas de filtre non plus. Je suis extrêmement entier, j'ai besoin d'admirer les gens. J'admire les gens pour leur gentillesse, pour leur talent, pour leur vision ou pour leur capacité à travailler, j'ai besoin de voir que des personnes ont quelque chose que les autres n'ont pas. Quand je vois des grands DA qui sont aujourd'hui dans des maisons de luxes qui sont finalement comme moi ; des gens qui aiment le vêtement et qui se disent : « je vais prendre ce vintage et je vais le refaire », sauf que moi j'assume pleinement cela, je l'embrasse complètement. Pour moi, un vrai designer est quelqu'un qui prend son ordinateur ou un crayon et qui vous fait une fiche technique, qui est capable de faire une gradation, de faire un développement sur mannequin, faire du flou… quelque chose que je ne sais pas faire du tout. Moi, je suis un synthétiseur de savoir-faire, je fédère peut-être des gens, mais ce serait mépriser le travail d'un vrai designer de dire que j'en suis un. Je pense que le whole sale va souffrir, les marques vont se structurer avec un flagship vraiment représentatif d'images avec une très belle architecture, un service de qualité, etc. Un e-shop très compétitif où tu peux recevoir rapidement ta marchandise. En réalité, le fait d'être distribué dans le monde entier dans des gros multi-store qui font des marges et des soldes colossales, tout ce principe va s'écrémer car on se rend compte que les clients veulent payer le vrai prix, à part les clientèles émergentes qui sont prêtent à payer n'importe quoi à n'importe quel prix, pour avoir le truc et pour avoir un marqueur social. Je pense que petit à petit les marges vont diminuer, que le wholsale va disparaitre, que les marques vont structurer leurs ventes en direct, que du coup cette double marge – qui est un minimum de 5 entre le coût de fabrication et le prix de revente – doit être coupée… Ce client, il faut l'éduquer, vers « moins consommer, mais mieux ». Le luxe, c'est le temps nécessaire et incompressible à l'élaboration d'un produit dans la matière et la fabrication. J'ai l'impression que les groupes de luxe font tout pour qu'on oublie ce qu'est le luxe. Pour moi, le luxe absolu, c'est quand un DA va voir un artisan, quand quelqu'un qui a le goût de faire un produit qui va plaire, choisit de le faire avec un artisan. Là, pour moi, on est tout en haut. Une fois que t'es DA chez Vuitton, t'es plus underground au même titre que le punk lorsqu'il est mort. C'est qu'il était trop visible quand il était chez Vivienne Westwood, chez Jean Paul Gautier, dans les années 80, le punk était mort et ce n'est pas grave, c'était juste la fin d'une esthétique, la fin d'un monde et c'est bien qu'on passe à autre chose. 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Hubert Hense is a world renowned maker of exceptional Alphorns and he has been crafting these expertly made Alphorns since 2003.  In this episode, Sean and Robert explore his story of why he decided to start making Alphorns and also discover what makes these unique instruments so special.  Hubert's Websitehttp://www.alphornbauhense.de/Hubert's Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/AlphornbauHenseHubert's Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/alphornbau/

Hundemenschen nutzen gerne Etiketten, um bestimmte Verhaltensweisen oder Eigenschaften ihrer Hunde zu beschreiben, oder auch zu erklären, wenn sie sich untereinander oder mit dem Umfeld über ihren Hund austauschen. Beispiele für Etiketten können sein: Trauma, Angsthund, Deprivation, Tierschutzhund, Depression, Rasseeigenschaften, etc. Über die Vor- und Nachteile von Etiketten habe ich mich mit Maria Hense, Tierärztin für Verhaltenstherapie, Autorin und Dozentin, unterhalten und wie du Etiketten sinnvoll für dich und deinen Hund nutzen kannst. In dieser Podcastfolge erfährst du: Welche Fehler du beim Nutzen von Etiketten vermeiden solltest Wie du Etiketten sinnvoll für dich und deinen Hund nutzen kannst Wie Etiketten helfen können, wenn ein Hund in ein neues Zuhause einzieht Warum eine Eingewöhnungsphase so wichtig ist und wie lange sie dauert Mehr zu Maria Hense findest du hier - https://bit.ly/3vTdxwb Melde dich jetzt zum Clever&Soul Circle an und mache dich und deinen Hund zur Priorität - https://bit.ly/3bejYT5

In Episode 33 of Driven by Data: The Podcast, Kyle Winterbottom is joined by Marie Hense, Data & Product Strategy Director at Lumina Intelligence where they discuss what needs to be considered when acquiring data, which includes: The importance of providing the right data, in the right format for every kind of data user The importance of using data to contextualise your own data Why it’s imperative to think about how you’ll integrate external data Whether purchasing data will be worth the investment How many organisations often purchase the same data sets over and over again Why having good Data Management makes your investment go further How silo’s within an organisation can increase the money that’s spent on data acquisition Why organisations spend money on acquiring data even though they’ve already got it internally The relationship between wastage, investment and data management What you need to understand to make sure your data gets used properly How the format of data has implications on usage and storage

Die neue Folge des So Geht Hotel Heute-Podcasts ist quasi eine Zugabe zu der kürzlich gelaufenen und heiß begehrten Clubhouse Session mit Marco Nussbaum, Philipp Ingenillem von den Online Birds und Peter Hense von Spirit Legal, zum Thema digitale Kompetenz in der Hotelbranche. In dieser Podcast-Folge, zum beliebig oft Nachhören und für alle, die das spannende Gespräch verpasst haben, trifft Marco Nussbaum erneut auf den Rechtsanwalt, Mitgründer und Partner bei Spirit Legal, Peter Hense und spricht mit ihm über IT-Sicherheit, fehlende Kontrolle bei der Fremddistribution und die Zukunft der Branche. Hense gilt als Spezialist für IT-, Datenschutz-, Marken-, Travel- und Wettbewerbsrecht und ist auf den Bühnen dieser Welt präsent, er kümmert sich um die Digitalisierung von Geschäfts- und Unternehmensprozessen und sorgt dafür, dass diese nicht im Konflikt mit dem geltenden Recht stehen. Wie Hense zu Onward Distribution steht und warum er Booking.com ein digitales Hausverbot erteilen würden, verrät er in dieser aufschlussreichen Folge.

Julien is joined by Tyler Moss, Corey Buschlen & Coach Craig Hense to do a “way-too-early” 2021 rookie mock draft.   You can find Tyler on Twitter @TylerMossNFL & you can find his work & the 2021 draft kit on http://thefantasystockexchange.com/ . Use reference name “The Point After” and 5% of the proceeds will go to @MooseLeague4MH   Craig is a Co-host on the 2 Point Podcast and is a writer for TNFF & Podcasticnetwork. You can find him on Twitter @CoachCraigSports & on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChnYgiwlRzmZUFq0X2PRhoA    Corey is one of the Co-creators of Fantasy Stock Exchange and is a writer/contributor at @FantasyScouts. Check out his YouTube page https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnW5EElk92fFI1htFAKKunQ  & https://linktr.ee/FootballStock for all of his work   Visit https://www.monkeyknifefight.com and signup using promo code TNFF for an instant match of up to $50 on your first deposit!!   If you want a real life dynasty experience, check out Prediction Strike https://predictionstrike.com/ and use promo code TPA for an additional 10$ on your first deposit of 20$ or more!     To take your league to the next level, you need Trophy Smack. Purchase a Championship trophy or belt and use promo code TNFF to get a championship ring free of charge. A $60 value!   Follow Julien on Twitter @ThePointAfterFF & follow the crew @TruenorthFFB and check out the site at https://www.truenorthffb.com/    Be sure to Subscribe to ThePointAfterFF on all major podcast platforms!    Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7FE3Z2JQObxtu8uDnhHzG7?si=kFx0ZUdQR8WIoagT8NtKhg   Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-point-after/id1542893360#episodeGuid=thepointafterff.podbean.com%2F1f32735e-a37e-3398-af8a-159553500ca7   TNFF Website:  https://www.truenorthffb.com/thepointafter   Please remember to subscribe to the TNFF Network and like/comment if you enjoyed!

Generation Hotelier - (Folge 42) Special Edition mit Spirit Legal - Sabine Fuhrmann & Peter Hense im Gespräch mit Zeèv Rosenberg und Alex Obertop

Use code "Serotonin" at www.therebrandtheory.com for 25% offChristie and Rachel sit down with personal stylist and owner of The ReBrand Theory, Savannah Hense, to discuss tips on building a capsule wardrobe on a budget and discovering your personal style. She also helps Rachel purge her overflowing closet and get her life together. Serotonin socials: Tik Tok: @seretoninpodcastInstagram: @serotoninpod@rachshul@christie.ludwig

This episode features a discussion with PNW photographer Kevin Hense who goes by the username @shreddin_kevin. Not to be too cliche, but Kevin's landscapes and nature vibes are the literal epitome of the word "moody". Check out his work and you'll see I'm not wrong.In this episode we talk about how to begin treating your eyes as a camera lens constantly whenever you're out out hiking or shooting and how this approach will radically improve your composition game. We also discuss both of our methods for tuning into the present moment, a topic that has come up a lot recently on the show and a skill that we're all striving to master. Lastly, Kevin gives us a meteorology lesson on how to start chasing and finding those low hanging clouds to make your shots that much more ominous.Make a donation via PayPal for any amount you feel is equal to the value you receive from the episodes: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=Z36E4SCB6D3LWThanks for listening!Go get shooting, go get editing, and stay focused.@sethmacey

In dieser Sendung kamen enorm viele sehr interessante Themen im Gespräch vor, von Insolvenzrecht, Pachtminderung, Mietminderung, Coronamaßnahmen, die Corona Revolution von Spirit Legal und dem Team. Zeev & Alex schauen auf einen sehr sympatische und fachkundige Stunde mit Peter Hense zurück.

Une petite fille refuse d'être enfermée dans des goûts qui ne sont pas les siens... "D'habitude, les filles, elles aiment le rose ; seulement moi, le rose, ça me sort par les yeux !" Albin Michel Jeunesse, en partenariat avec RTL, ouvre sa grande bibliothèque aux enfants et à leurs parents. Dans cet épisode de Lis-moi une histoire, un nouveau podcast RTL, nous vous proposons : "Marre du rose", un album jeunesse contre les stéréotypes. "Lis-moi une histoire" est un podcast quotidien présenté par Laurent Marsick. Chaque épisode, vous propose une histoire passionnante, fascinante, instructive, lue par son autrice ou son auteur. Tous les contes sélectionnés dans ce podcast sont publiés aux éditions Albin Michel Jeunesse.

Kommunikation ist die Basis jeder Hundebegegnung. Aber kann dein Hund überhaupt freundlich kommunizieren? Wenn Hundebegegnungen für dich und deinen Hund in Zukunft entspannter ablaufen sollen, solltest du ihm zeigen, wie er besser kommunizieren kann. Maria Hense zeigt dir in dieser Folge, was zu freundlicher Kommunikation gehört und wie du sie deinem Hund beibringen kannst. Sie ist Tierverhaltenstherapeutin, Autorin und Dozentin für Hundetrainer*innen und Hundehalter*innen. Du erfährst von ihr, wie du MIT deinem Hund arbeiten kannst, statt gegen ihn und wie du ihn Schritt für Schritt auf dem Weg zu einer freundlichen Kommunikation begleiten kannst. Hast du schon den ersten Teil der 9. Folge gehört? Dort erfährst du, warum Kommunikation so wichtig ist und wie du dich in schwierigen Situationen am besten verhältst.

Wie verhält sich dein Hund, wenn er einen anderen Hund sieht? Kann er freundlich kommunizieren? Damit dein Hund schwierige Hundebegegnungen in Zukunft entspannter meistert, bist du jetzt dran. Zeige ihm, wie er freundlicher kommunizieren kann. Wie du dabei vorgehst, erklärt dir in dieser Folge Maria Hense. Sie ist Tierverhaltenstherapeutin und Dozentin für Hundetrainer*innen und Hundehalter*innen. Sie zeigt dir, was Kommunikation eigentlich bedeutet und warum sie so wichtig für Hundebegegnungen ist. Du erfährst, wie du dich in Begegnungen am besten verhältst und was dein Hund noch lernen muss.

Wir haben Peter Hense von Spirit Legal LLP kurz nach seinem Vortrag auf der diesjährigen Contao Konferenz noch für ein Interview bekommen. Da es für alle ein wichtiges Thema ist(,) nehmen wir es zum Anlass, diese Folge gleich nach der Contao Konferenz für Euch zu veröffentlichen(,) um nochmal die ein oder andere Info zum Thema 1 Jahr DSGVO (nicht: DSGVO 1 Jahr) mitzunehmen. Viel Spaß! Nach einem Jahr beweist die DSGVO in der Rechtspraxis ihre Zähne: Vom Arbeitsrecht bis hin zum IT-Sicherheitsrecht wird über große Linie und kleine Details gestritten. Linkquellen: https://www.spiritlegal.com https://twitter.com/spiritlegal

Christian Hense kündigte seinen gut bezahlten Beraterjob. Er heuerte als COO bei einem Start-Up an, das sich dem Kampf gegen Krebs verschrieben hat. Warum es sich trotzdem lohnte, auf rund 80% des Gehalts zu verzichten und wie er mit seinen Sorgen und Ängsten umgegangen ist, erzählt er in dieser Episode von Mutmschen.

What began as Rob’s excuse to talk about his favorite Mario games turned into a long discussion of research about gamification and its role (if any) in improving human behavior. We review the literature, the theory, and the anecdotes around this hot hot trend in every field from education to environmentalism. Is gamification the Fortnite of productivity? Or should it be tossed in a landfill like E.T. for Atari 2600. Articles discussed this episode: Morford, Z.H., Witts, B.N., Killingsworth, K.J., & Alavosius, M.P. (2014). Gamification: The intersection between behavior analysis and game design technologies. The Behavior Analyst, 37, 25-40. doi: 10.1007/s40614-014-0006-1 Sailer, M., Hense, J.U., Mayr, S.K., & Mandi, H. (2017). How gamification motivates: An experimental study of the effects of specific game design elements on psychological need satisfaction. Computers in Human Behavior, 69, 371-380. doi: 10.1016/j.chb.2016.12.033 Hamari, J., Koivisto, & Sarsa, H. (2014). Does Gamification Work? A literature review of empirical studies on gamification. Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on Systems Sciences. doi: 10.1109/HICSS.2014.377 Fogel, V.A., Miltenberger, R.G., Graves, R., & Koehler, S. (2010). The effects of exergaming on physical activity among inactive children in a physical education classroom. Journal of Applied Behavior Anlaysis, 43, 591-600. doi: 10.1901/jaba.2010.43-591 If you're interested in ordering CEs for listening to this episode, click here to go to the store page. You'll need to enter your name, BCBA #, and the two episode secret code words to complete the purchase. Email us at abainsidetrack@gmail.com for further assistance.

While it might be the shortest month of the year, ABA Inside Track is running long on exciting content. Switching up our preview format a bit, we’re here to tell you everything coming up in the ENTIRE MONTH! That’s right: Three full-length episodes in a row! We’ll be talking about acceptance and commitment training with our special guest, Dr. Adam Hahs, before discussing two outside-of-the-box topics with gamification and public speaking. Rob’s hours of editing behavior analytic journal review is your gain! Also, if you’re looking for a fun conference in leadership, tickets are now available for the Behavior Analyst Leadership Conference (BALC), coming to Connecticut at the end of March! *Note: Due to a camera SNAFU, we’re audio only this month. We’ll have our video back up for the next preview. Sorry about that! Articles for February 2019: Acceptance and Commitment Training Harris, R. (2006). Embracing your demons: an Overview of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. Psychotherapy in Australia, 12, 2-8. Gould, E.R., Tarbox, J., & Coyne, L. (2018). Evaluating the effects of Acceptance and Commitment Training on the overt behavior of parents of children with autism. Journal of Contextual Behavioral Science, 7, 81-88. doi: 10.1016/j.jcbs.2017.06.003 Hahs, A.D., Dixon, M.R., & Paliliunas, D. (in press). Randomized controlled trial of a brief acceptance and commitment training for parents of individuals diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders. Journal of Contextual Behavioral Science. doi: 10.1016/j.jcbs.2018.03.002 Gamification Morford, Z.H., Witts, B.N., Killingsworth, K.J., & Alavosius, M.P. (2014). Gamification: The intersection between behavior analysis and game design technologies. The Behavior Analyst, 37, 25-40. doi: 10.1007/s40614-014-0006-1 Sailer, M., Hense, J.U., Mayr, S.K., & Mandi, H. (2017). How gamification motivates: An experimental study of the effects of specific game design elements on psychological need satisfaction. Computers in Human Behavior, 69, 371-380. doi: 10.1016/j.chb.2016.12.033 Hamari, J., Koivisto, & Sarsa, H. (2014). Does Gamification Work? A literature review of empirical studies on gamification. Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on Systems Sciences. doi: 10.1109/HICSS.2014.377 Fogel, V.A., Miltenberger, R.G., Graves, R., & Koehler, S. (2010). The effects of exergaming on physical activity among inactive children in a physical education classroom. Journal of Applied Behavior Anlaysis, 43, 591-600. doi: 10.1901/jaba.2010.43-591 Public Speaking Friman, P.C. (2014). Behavior analysts to the front! A 15-step tutorial on public speaking. The Behavior Analyst, 37, 109-118. doi: 10.1007/s40614-014-0009-y Fawcett, S.B. & Miller, L.K. (1975). Training public-speaking behavior: An experimental analysis and social validation. Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis, 8, 125-135. doi: 10.1901/jaba.1975.8-125 Black, E.L. & Martin. G.L. (1980). A component analysis of public-speaking behaviors across individuals and behavioral categories. Communication Education, 29, 273-282. doi: 10.1080/03634528009378425

Reichweite ist für jeden, der Werbung macht, ein verlockender Anreiz. Aber nicht um den Preis von Qualität, findet Lars Hense, Sales Director bei Inskin Media. Er erklärt in der neuen Ausgabe des Podcasts "Die digitale Viertelstunde", wie man es besser macht. Maschinengesteuerte Werbung kann zum Stolperstein werden, wenn man auf Reichweite setzt und nicht genau weiß, wo man landet. Auf die eigene Kreativität sollten Werbungtreibende also auch im Jahr 2019 keineswegs verzichten. Reichweite bleibe natürlich auch weiterhin ein relevantes Thema, sagt Lars Hense im Podcast. Trotzdem glaubt er, dass Markenverantwortliche mehr "Qualitätsbewusstsein" im Netz aufbauen müssen. Lars Hense ist seit 2012 Sales Director bei Inskin Media und verantwortet den deutschen Standort.

Reichweite ist für jeden, der Werbung macht, ein verlockender Anreiz. Aber nicht um den Preis von Qualität, findet Lars Hense, Sales Director bei Inskin Media. Er erklärt in der neuen Ausgabe des Podcasts "Die digitale Viertelstunde", wie man es besser macht. Maschinengesteuerte Werbung kann zum Stolperstein werden, wenn man auf Reichweite setzt und nicht genau weiß, wo man landet. Auf die eigene Kreativität sollten Werbungtreibende also auch im Jahr 2019 keineswegs verzichten. Reichweite bleibe natürlich auch weiterhin ein relevantes Thema, sagt Lars Hense im Podcast. Trotzdem glaubt er, dass Markenverantwortliche mehr "Qualitätsbewusstsein" im Netz aufbauen müssen. Lars Hense ist seit 2012 Sales Director bei Inskin Media und verantwortet den deutschen Standort.

Chris Marangi, Gabelli Funds Co-CIO, talks the future of Fox, Disney, Google and Youtube. Florian Hense, Berenberg European Economist, says it is likely that Italy will be downgraded a notch. Therese Raphael, Bloomberg Opinion Columnist, says the Trump administration's proposal for a free-trade deal with the U.K. is music to the ears of Brexiteers. Dana Peterson, Citigroup Economist, discusses the uneven wage growth in the U.S. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Chris Marangi, Gabelli Funds Co-CIO, talks the future of Fox, Disney, Google and Youtube. Florian Hense, Berenberg European Economist, says it is likely that Italy will be downgraded a notch. Therese Raphael, Bloomberg Opinion Columnist, says the Trump administration's proposal for a free-trade deal with the U.K. is music to the ears of Brexiteers. Dana Peterson, Citigroup Economist, discusses the uneven wage growth in the U.S.

Everything that we experience physically here in our bodies is a manifestation of our physical body trying to align with the more heightened frequency of our soul. At this moment in time more concentrated and amplified creation is pouring in and with this comes a greater natural call to purify as the only way for higher energy and our higher selves to integrate in to our bodies and take root is for them to have a foundation that supports them. Hense in this time and space we are being called to remove this density, this outdated patterning and programming, these non-beneficial contracts, oaths, vows, obligations and agreements that are keeping us from receiving more and from accessing Divine information.

In Maria Henses beruflichen Alltag als verhaltenstherapeutisch arbeitende Tierärztin, sieht sie am häufigsten Hunde, die begegnungsauffällig sind. D.h. sie springen, bellen, drohen oder fliehen beim Anblick anderer Hunde oder Menschen. Zum Begegnungstraining gehört dann das Passagetraining (das Team lernt, an der Leine ruhig an anderen Hunde vorbei zu gehen) und das Kommunikationstraining (der Hund lernt, selbstständig friedlich mit anderen zu kommunizieren). Erfahre in dieser Folge mehr zum Aspekt des Kommunikationstrainings! Marias Website: http://www.maria-hense.de/ Pias Tipp: Das Kleingedruckte der Körpersprache

In Maria Henses beruflichen Alltag als verhaltenstherapeutisch arbeitende Tierärztin, sieht sie am häufigsten Hunde, die begegnungsauffällig sind. D.h. sie springen, bellen, drohen oder fliehen beim Anblick anderer Hunde oder Menschen. Zum Begegnungstraining gehört dann das Passagetraining (das Team lernt, an der Leine ruhig an anderen Hunde vorbei zu gehen) und das Kommunikationstraining (der Hund lernt, selbstständig friedlich mit anderen zu kommunizieren). Erfahre in dieser Folge mehr zum Aspekt des Kommunikationstrainings!

Why is Germany so precise when it comes to law making? And does this affect the rest of Europe? Peter Hense is a lawyer in Leipzig, Germany, and is specialised in technology and media law. In this episode we talk with him about german law drafts affecting Google and Facebook and what these platforms think about that. Yes, law is complex, but Peter explains it in an understandable way. Peter Hense >> Twitter: twitter.com/peterhense >> LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/peter-hense-19861318/ Spirit Legal >> Website: spiritlegal.com/en/ >> YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCTgWDV8FQzYWG9iFfGWMtWg >> Facebook: facebook.com/spiritlegal Google News case in Germany (ancillary copyright/Leistungsschutzrecht http://www.pcworld.com/article/3195443/internet/google-case-raises-doubts-about-german-news-copyright-law.html Come and meet us at News Impact Summit in Budapest newsimpact.io/registration

Diese Folge ist eines von drei Gesprächen mit Mathematikerinnen und Mathematikern an der TU München in Garching bei München, die Gudrun am 10. April 2017 dort geführt hat. Christina Kuttler enwickelt und untersucht mathematische Modelle, die helfen, Bakterien-Kommunikation besser zu verstehen. Ausgangspunkt des Forschungsthemas war die Beobachtung, dass bestimmte Meeresbakterien (nämlich Aliivibrio fischeri) im Leuchtorgan des Tintenfisches Euprymna scolopes Licht aussenden können, sobald genug von ihnen vorhanden sind. Natürlich stellte sich die Frage: Wie stellen sie fest, dass sich leuchten lohnt, d.h. dass genug Bakterien ihrer Art versammelt sind? Biologie musste also durch gezielte Experimente und allgemeine Beobachtungen klären: Was und wie kommunizieren diese und andere Bakterien? Die typischen Antwort im Umfeld der Arbeitsgruppe von Christina Kuttler sind: Bakterien eruieren über chemische Signalstoffe, die in den Zellen produziert und ausgetauscht werden, ob in örtlicher Nähe noch mehr Bakterien ihrer Art vorhanden sind und in welcher Konzentration. Dafür haben sie Rezeptoren in den Zellen, die die Signalstoffkonzentration messen. Auf die gleiche Weise können sich auch bestimmte Krankheitserreger zunächst vermehren ohne den Wirt anzugreifen. Erst wenn eine gewisse Schwelle überschritten wird, ändern sie ihr Verhalten und beginnen ihre Wirkung zu entfalten. Die Änderung des Verhaltens unter den Bedingungen "ich bin fast allein" bzw. "wir sind viele" erfolgt über Genregulationssysteme, d.h. konkrete Informationen auf den Genen werden aktiviert oder ausgeschaltet - je nachdem welche Signalstoffkonzentration gemessen wird. In diese Prozesse kann man durch Marker in experimentellen Untersuchungen eingreifen und dadurch auch messen. Die dabei gewonnenen Daten werden in Modelle gegossen, die so komplex sind, dass man sich dafür Mathematiker und Mathematikerinnen ins Team holt. Meist werden große Systeme von Differentialgleichungen aufgestellt und durch Untersuchung der Lösungseigenschaften der Gleichungen kann man überprüfen, welche Experimente noch weiter Aufschluss darüber geben können, ob das System ein gutes Modell für das Verhalten der Bakterien ist. Hierzu sind einerseits qualitative Untersuchungen der Gleichungen hilfreich, die z.B. Bereiche finden, in denen bestimmte Werte steigen oder fallen (und wie schnell, d.h. in welcher Ordnung) oder wo Stabilitätseigenschaften vorliegen. Es kommt dabei z.B. vor, dass Stabilitätsbereiche mathematisch detektiert werden, die erst später durch Experimente nachgestellt und dadurch verifiziert werden. Andererseits erfolgt eine quantitative Untersuchung, d.h. die Systeme von Differentialgleichungen werden numerisch (näherungsweise) gelöst. Es ist möglich auf diese Weise auch für verschiedene dem Prozess inhärente Zeitskalen die Modelle zu simulieren, denn dafür stehen gute und gut verstandene numerische Verfahren zur Verfügung. Beide Zugänge führen zu Ergebnissen, die als gemeinsame Erfolge von Mathematik und Biologie veröffentlicht werden. Im Wesentlichen konzentrieren sich die Forschergruppen darauf, Prinzipien zu verstehen, die hinter der beobachteten Bakterien-Kommunikation stehen. In der bisherigen Arbeit und in naher Zukunft werden noch kaum stochastische Effekte in Modellen berücksichtigt und in der Regel sind nur gemittelte Werte im Modell dargestellt. Im Moment wird der Zugang auf die Untersuchung von Bakteriophagen ausgedehnt und könnte dazu führen, dass man Alternativen zu klassischen Antibiotika entwickeln kann. Prof. Christina Kuttler hat seit 2008 die Professur für Mathematik in den Lebenswissenschaften an der TUM inne. Sie hat in Tübingen Mathematik, Physik & Informatik studiert und dort auch promoviert. Sie wechselte 2004 nach München - zunächst als Postdoc im Institut für Biomathematik und Biometrie am dortigen Helmholtzzentrum. Literatur und weiterführende Informationen B.A. Hense, C. Kuttler e.a.: Efficiency Sensing - was messen Autoinduktoren wirklich? Biospektrum 01.08 (18-21), 2008. Stephen J. Hagen (Ed.): The Physical Basis of Bacterial Quorum Communication, Springer Verlag, 2015. P. Kumberger, C. Kuttler, P. Czuppon, B.A. Hense: Multiple regulation mechanisms of bacterial quorum sensing, Biomath 5, 1607291 (open access), 2016. L. Tetsch: Tintenfisch mit Taschenlampe, Spektrum Magazin, 2016. Podcasts L. Adlung: Systembiologie, Gespräch mit G. Thäter und S. Ritterbusch im Modellansatz Podcast, Folge 39, Fakultät für Mathematik, Karlsruher Institut für Technologie (KIT), 2014. K. Leinweber, M. von Toor: Betreutes Überleben, KonScience Podcast, Folge 30, 2015.

Do you use "We" or "I" in your marketing material? In this week's episode of the Resourceful Designer podcast, I tackle the longtime debate on whether or not you should use the pronoun "We" or "I" on your marketing material. For the full discussion be sure to listen to the podcast. I don’t know if you’re like me, but ever time I come across a URL for a graphic designer I just have to check it out. We’re such a creative bunch and I love seeing the wide variety of approaches when it comes to our business, our skills and our communications. Besides looking at the structure of the site, reading the about page and looking at the portfolio one, of the main things I look at is the voice that was chosen for the page. When I say voice, I’m talking about whether the site uses “We” or “I” in the copy. I then play a little game, if the site uses the pronoun “we”, I try to figure out if the site really is a “we” or if it’s in fact, an “I”. I recently came across a designer's website that used the pronoun "we". My first thought was that he had decided to go the plural route to make himself seem bigger. However, upon reading the About page, I saw that there was, in fact, a business partner that occupied the role of Project Manager. So in this case, using the “We” pronoun was the right choice. But I’m not talking about businesses like this one. In most cases, as a home-based graphic designer, you’re running your business all by yourself. And choosing “We” as your pronoun doesn’t necessarily reflect the business it’s trying to describe. But does that mean it’s wrong? What is the best pronoun for a graphic design business? First, let’s look at the hard decisions between choosing “We” or “I”. Some people believe that If you’re all by yourself and you choose “We”, you are misrepresenting yourself. But will it make a difference to your potential clients? What are they expecting of you and your business? Will they be willing to spend more money on a “We” as opposed to an “I”? Let’s look at both individually. Choosing “We” for your business. What does using the pronoun “we” do for your business? First off, if you ever work with partners or subcontractors then you aren’t really misrepresenting your business by using “We”. You could simply explain that you have a team of professionals at your disposal to handle the various portions of a design project. Hense the “We” “We” also give your business a more established feel. “We” makes you sound more corporate. “We” may help you land clients who prefer working with companies over an individual person. Keep in mind that If you use “We” a client may ask to speak with someone on your team which could cause problems for you. Choosing “I” for your business. What does using the pronoun “I” do for your business? The biggest return for using “I” is that it focuses more on you instead of your business. This makes you sound more personable and accessible. If the client is happy with the work, you and not the company gets the credit for it. You’ve heard me talk many times about creating relationships with clients. Using “I” in your marketing copy is the first step in building that relationship since viewers establish a connection with you from the start. Using “I” creates a sense of flexibility, giving a sense of ease to clients who may believe that as an individual, you will be more open to listening to what they have to say instead of dictating like a company might do. Using “I” will attract clients who want to deal with a person rather than a company. They know the money they spend is benefiting you, someone they have a relationship with, and not a company where it will be distributed who knows how. People who are not familiar with graphic design might also feel an individual will be more affordable than hiring a design firm. Your clients will also be more flexible to your personal needs. In last week’s Question of the Week, I mentioned how clients can be very accommodating in times of family emergencies, whereas if they hire a company they would still expect the work to get done even if you’re not available. Other things to consider. The name of your company could play a part in the pronoun you choose. If you use your own name for your business, like Mark Des Cotes Design, it only makes sense to use “I” in your marketing material. If the word Agency is part of your business name it would make more sense to use “We”. In some cases, such as when you have a business partner, using “We” is the right choice. But there are still ways to make you sound more personable. Instead of always using “We” or “us” use your names. Instead of saying something like “give us a call” say “give Ben and Nick a call”. Or instead of “We look forward to working with you” you could say “Ben and Nick look forward to working with you. You may need to change from first to third person to pull this off. Another way is to assign someone as the face of your marketing. For instance, make either Ben or Nick the spokesperson and say something like “Nick and I look forward to working with you”. This method covers both bases as it establishes you as more than just an individual but it also paints you as individual people. What do I use? I personally use the pronoun “I”. Yes, I operate under a business name but call me selfish, when all is said and done I want people to remember me for the work, not my company. Plus, as you know, I’m all about building relationships and that’s definitely all about Me. There’s no We involved. What pronoun do you use for your graphic design business? Let me know your goals by leaving a comment for this episode. Questions of the Week I didn't have time to answer a question this week. But I would love to answer yours. Submit your question to be featured in a future episode of the podcast by visiting the feedback page. Resource of the week Fontpair.co This week's resource is a fun site to help designers pair Google Fonts together. Fontpair.co offers a gallery of Google font combinations for you to look at. You can narrow down your search by clicking on one of the menus to view just Sans-Serif/Serif combos, Serif/Sans-Serif, Cursive/Serif, Cursive/Sans-Serif and many other combinations. Not every Google font is listed but there's enough of a variety to give you a good starting point for your next project. Subscribe to the podcast Subscribe on iTunesSubscribe on StitcherSubscribe on AndroidSubscribe on Google Play Music Contact me Send me feedback Follow me on Twitter and Facebook I want to help you. Running a graphic design or web design business all by yourself isn't easy. If there are any struggles you face running your design business please reach out to me. I'll do my best to help you by addressing your issues in a future blog post or podcast episode here at Resourceful Designer. You can reach me at feedback@resourcefuldesigner.com

Are all your clients grouped into one basket? This week's podcast episode comes after a conversation I had with an old classmate from college. For the purpose of this episode let's call him "Bob". During my conversation with Bob, he made mention of his boss. I immediately took note and asked him about it because I knew that Bob ran his own design business. It turns out that when Bob's three major clients all left him within a few month period he found himself unable to sustain his business. He enjoyed designing so much that he neglected the marketing and salesmanship side of the business and didn't have enough clients to fall back on. Bob had kept his design work in one basket and it came back to bite him. That conversation led me to record this episode about diversifying your client base so that what happened to Bob doesn't happen to you. What do you mean by basket? In the context of this podcast, a basket is a metaphor for a demographic, industry, market segment or anywhere a client may fall into. For example, if all you do is create websites for dentists what happens when you run out of dentists in your area to design websites for. Or what happens if the dental industry creates a centralised website hub for all its dentists to use? If dentists are your only basket, then your business is in trouble. You need to use more than one basket. If you want to run a sustainable graphic design business you need to have a diverse client base so that if something happens to one group of clients you can continue with the rest. Hense the "more than one basket" The way to accomplish this is to never stop selling yourself. Just because you have a few well paying clients is not an excuse to relax on your self-promotion. In fact, the opposite it true. When you're doing well is the best time to attract new work. Trust me, when you sitting in front of your computer twiddling your thumbs because you have nothing to do and no money coming in is not the time to start thinking of your marketing. The best thing is, if you do this right, you'll never encounter any downtime at all in your business because you'll have so many clients that all you need to do is find a project from a different basket. The trick is to find clients in different industries, different market segments and different demographics. Spreading your clients so that some are in one basket and others are in a different basket helps ease the burden should one industry collapse and you loose its business. It may hurt you financially but it won't break you. What do you think of my basket metaphor? Do you agree? Disagree? Leave a comment for this episode and let me know what you think. Questions of the Week Submit your question to be featured in a future episode of the podcast by visiting the feedback page. This week’s question comes from Gabriel There are many tips already given for someone wanting to break into the freelance design industry when going the self taught route such as creating self initiated design work and using that in a portfolio while continuing to learn. What about finding a design mentor when going the self taught route? Is it possible to find one and manage that relationship online or is it only possible in person? How would a self taught beginning designer persuade a mentor to teach them? To find out what I told Gabriel you’ll have to listen to the podcast. Resource of the week LibreStock.com LibreStock is a meta search engine that scans and indexes the stock photos from 40+ different websites. They provide the biggest searchable database of free high-quality stock photos on the internet. All the photos indexed on LibreStock are licensed under the Creative Commons Zero (CC0) license. this means you can use these pictures freely for any legal purpose. Free for commercial & personal use, You can modify copy and distribute, No attribution required Subscribe to the podcast Subscribe on iTunesSubscribe on StitcherSubscribe on AndroidSubscribe on Google Play Music Contact me Send me feedback Follow me on Twitter and Facebook I want to help you. Running a graphic design or web design business all by yourself isn't easy. If there are any struggles you face running your design business please reach out to me. I'll do my best to help you by addressing your issues in a future blog post or podcast episode here at Resourceful Designer. You can reach me at feedback@resourcefuldesigner.com

Atlanta artist HENSE is known for abstract exterior mural installations, but got his start with graffiti. He talks with Alton about finding inspiration, success, how he knows when a project is finished, and the work he did for Alton's test kitchen. See more of his work at http://www.hensethename.com.

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