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Join speakers Mike Crosetto and John Henry for an insightful webinar that delves into the unique benefits of the Hospitality Health Insurance Trust. We'll explore how HHI offers comprehensive and competitive health insurance solutions tailored to the hospitality industry and provides enhanced support, flexibility and cost-effectiveness. We will discuss key advantages, including improved employee satisfaction, access to a broader range of services, and the ability to customize benefit packages to meet your team's specific needs. Don't miss this opportunity to discover how partnering with HHI can elevate your organization and help you retain top talent! If you would like a copy of the slideshow, please email Logan Dozier at logand@wahospitality.org. Subscribe to Washington Hospitality Industry Podcast on Soundwise

In this episode of Money Tales, our guest is Kian Seah. This episode is all about recycling. Recycling materials, re-cycling money, re-cycling opportunities, and re-cycling lives. Kian shares an incredible story of transforming family shame into pride and success. Kian grew up in a household where the entire family participated in recycling other people's used items to get by. At the time, recycling was seen as a ‘dirty' job – one his parents asked him to hide from others. Decades later, Kian and his siblings have turned that same recycling work into one of Malaysia's largest companies, creating immense value by giving discarded plastics and other materials a new life. Kian is the founder and managing director of Heng Hiap Industries (HHI). Established since 2002, HHI is a fully integrated plastic recycling company, being the FIRST company in the world to receive Ocean Bound Plastic Certification co-developed by NGO Zero Plastic Oceans and Control Union. Having developed Smart Plastics to address plastic manufacturers' need for high quality, customized recycled plastic resin, Kian also designed the Smart Factory in Johor Bahru from the ground up. The factory is GBI-certified (“Green Building Index”) Gold and is now producing PLASHAUS Ocean Plastic while implementing a full track-and-trace program that directly addresses plastic consumers' concerns about marine pollution. HHI Smart Plastics has reached the shores of 38 countries globally including China, Japan, Australia, India, and multiple countries in Europe, meeting customers' high-performance standards and stringent requirements in quality. In the last 18 years, Kian and HHI have won multiple accolades for business leadership and product innovation – the more notable ones being: the Junior Chamber International (JCI) Ten Outstanding Young Persons (TOYP) in the World in the category of environmental leadership (2013), The Edge newspaper of Malaysia named him “The Michelangelo of Recycling” (2018) and most recently, Frost and Sullivan awarded HHI “2020 Malaysia Smart Waste Solutions Technology Innovation Award”.

Hace unos días la CNMC publicó su "Informe Económico-Sectorial 23" sobre Telecomunicaciones y Audiovisual. Es, probablemente el documento clave para entender qué pasó, y sobre todo qué va a pasar en la industria #Telco #ESP. Pero también es un botín de datos que contiene datos que se ven muy raramente y sólo una vez al año. Y esos conjuntos de datos infrecuentes nos permiten dibujar olas de cambio en una industria, que hasta ahora, ha estado guiada por la tecnología. Algunas olas que se pueden identificar 1️⃣ Olas de velocidad contratada en #BAF, de los 2Mbps al Gbps 2️⃣ Olas y saturación tanto del tráfico móvil como el fijo: el acceso promedio #BAF consumió 338 MB/m mientras que el #BAM 12,44 MB/m pero el crecimiento YoY fue del 12 y el 24% (los mínimos del registro) 3️⃣ Holas de despliegue móvil: 18 años para desplegar el #3G, 10 para el #4G, después de 4 años cuánto tardará el #5G 4️⃣ El 25% de los clientes #BAM se conectaron a #5G. Mientras que la ola de las #Torreras busca las 16.335 torres que operan compañías filiales de los #Telcos 5️⃣ El #Churn de telefonía móvil fue del 23% y está bajado, mientras que el #HHI también lo hizo 6️⃣ Y las olas de #CAPEX también se entrecruzan: por primera vez el #CAPEX de "Resto" (incluyendo a #Adamo) es mayor que el de #Telefónica, mostrando el camino de la industria Y todavía hay algunos datos más. La pregunta es cuál será la siguiente ola que tendremos que coger, cuándo lo haremos y dónde nos llevará

Jesse and Maggie discuss the 2024 Olympic Games, the opening ceremonies, Paris and the return of a very popular BBQ festival to the island in October. The post Mondays with Maggie: The Olympics and Rock n Ribs return to HHI first appeared on Eat It & Like It.

With most of the country suffering through a sweltering heat wave, the U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services has found the right time to unveil its nationwide Heat and Health Index (HHI).“Conversations on Health Care” learned all about it from Admiral Rachel Levine, M.D., the department's assistant secretary for health. “We are seeing heat-related injury and health impacts globally,” says Levine, particularly in vulnerable populations, such as children, seniors and people who work outside.HHI combines historic temperature data and Emergency Medical Services (EMS) data on heat-related emergency responses from the past three years, as well as data on community characteristics, including pre-existing health conditions, socio-demographic information, and characteristics of the natural and built environment, to provide a final heat and health index ranking by ZIP code.Levine is used to being in the hot seat on a variety of issues, from worries about bird flu to the latest on Long COVID. During June, she helped lead efforts to celebrate LGBTQ+ Pride, as the nation's highest-ranking openly transgender official.Hosts Mark Masselli and Margaret Flinter, well aware that Levine serves at the president's pleasure, asked her about future plans. She said she would absolutely be willing to go through another intense Senate confirmation process depending on what happens on Election Day. “I firmly believe in the Biden-Harris Administration and the principles they advocate for and represent.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

With most of the country suffering through a sweltering heat wave, the U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services has found the right time to unveil its nationwide Heat and Health Index (HHI). “Conversations on Health Care” learned all about it from Admiral Rachel Levine, M.D., the department's assistant secretary for health. “We are seeing heat-related injury and health impacts globally,” says Levine, particularly in vulnerable populations, such as children, seniors and people who work outside. HHI combines historic temperature data and Emergency Medical Services (EMS) data on heat-related emergency responses from the past three years, as well as data on community characteristics, including pre-existing health conditions, socio-demographic information, and characteristics of the natural and built environment, to provide a final heat and health index ranking by ZIP code. Levine is used to being in the hot seat on a variety of issues, from worries about bird flu to the latest on Long COVID. During June, she helped lead efforts to celebrate LGBTQ+ Pride, as the nation's highest-ranking openly transgender official. Hosts Mark Masselli and Margaret Flinter, well aware that Levine serves at the president's pleasure, asked her about future plans. She said she would absolutely be willing to go through another intense Senate confirmation process depending on what happens on Election Day. “I firmly believe in the Biden-Harris Administration and the principles they advocate for and represent.”

AnalystsDon Kellogg and Roger Entner discuss T-Mobile's recent acquisition of most of US Cellular's assets, including what this means for customers and the other carriers as well.00:24 Roger's overview of the deal 03:53 What the deal doesn't include 07:16 Don's analysis of customer behavior 09:27 Carrier strategies going forwardTags: telecom, telecommunications, wireless, prepaid, postpaid, cellular phone, Don Kellogg, Roger Entner, U.S. Cellular, T-Mobile, spectrum, HHI, Herfindahl Hirschman Index, Verizon, AT&T, C Spire, rural, Sprint, Metro PCS, Nextel, merger, MNO, net adds, 5G

If you're at all curious about casting bullets, or even if you've been casting for a long time, this is the episode for you! Not only has Glen Fryxell been casting and shooting cast bullets for decades, he has the knowledge of the science to go with it!    Join today! - https://www.handgunhuntersinternation... #handgunhunting #handgunhunter #handgunhuntersinternational #HHI #hunting #revolver #handgun #sports #sportsman #riflehunting #bowhunting #shooting #giveaway #shortgunsgetitdone #gohunting

La creación de MASORANGE lo cambia todo en #Telco #ESP, y en #EU. En particular la gestión del activo "más pesado" con el que cuentan los operadores móviles: el espectro radioeléctrico. Hoy damos un vistazo a cómo podría quedar la banda n78, o 3,5 GHz si se cumplen las noticias que adelanta Ignacio del Castillo en Expansión. Comparamos la foto de espectro que queda en #ESP tras el proceso de negociación de los "Remedies" asociados a la fusión y cómo se compara con nuestros países más próximos: EU4+UK. Encontramos que la asiganción de 20MHz a Digi Spain Telecom está alienada con los valores mínimos que se encuentra (en #IT y en #UK). También que si calculáramos un hipotético #HHI para ese "mercado" de espectro #ESP sería el segundo más concentrado por detrás de #IT. Estamos al comienzo del despliegue de la banda con mayor potencial disruptivo y las reglas están por escribir. Estemos atentos a las nuevas reglas del juego que se crean.

Send us a Text Message.A recurring theme on the podcast is the climate crisis and the ways in which artists are addressing it in their work, whether they're focused on showing ways forward for society, making the issue more concrete for individuals and specific communities, or inviting people sideways into the issue through art that is focused on elements of celebration, curiosity, care. If you listen to the podcast often, you know the last one is my personal favorite type. Tara DePorte is the guest on the podcast today. She is Executive Director of the Human Impacts Institute, building a global cultural movement around climate action. In addition to leading HHI, Tara is also well versed as an artist in climate policy and science spaces. In that way, she and I have a bit in common in terms of backgrounds and approach, which made for a fun conversation. Tara is so clear-sighted about the challenges of climate communication and climate art, I know  you'll enjoy listening to her as much as I did.Homework from Tara: "Find a group in your community that you're really excited about, that is doing work on climate in some way. And climate does not have to be in their title or the description of their mission. It can be a community garden. It can be something that's helping give girls, children, access to education.  There are many different ways to engage. Connect with them, learn about them, and find a way to be a part of it by coming back to that idea of "give who you are". So have it be something that  you're going to look forward to doing, that you could bring your kids to do as well, like making a community mural.It's easy to feel alone in the world in general these days. In order to come back to a place of empathy and creation and inspiration, we really need to acknowledge how important community is in our lives. And I can speak on behalf of myself; I need to acknowledge how important community is in my life.  I think the same thing goes for climate action. Going out and doing it on our own not only doesn't have as much of an impact, it's easy to get burned out or feel like we're not making enough of a difference. So start that climate community, find that climate community."Mentioned:- The City Tree, by Shira Boss, Lorena Alvarez- The New Humanitarian podcast episode on sci fiConnect:- Human Impacts Institute website- Human Impacts Institute instagram- Tara's Art Portfolio- The Heart Gallery instagram- The Heart Gallery website- Rebeka Ryvola de KremerCredits:Samuel Cunningham for podcast editing, Cosmo Sheldrake for use of his song Pelicans We, podcast art by me, Rebeka Ryvola de Kremer.

Brett Bachman, the CEO of the Heuser Hearing Institute, discusses the history and mission of HHI, their use of improving audiology technology, A.I., sign language, and how you can get in touch with them at various Kentucky Derby Festival events...

Dive into the inspiring story of Noelle Funtanilla, the Assistant Technical Director of Temper Tantrum, who has been part of the dance company for two years. In this heartfelt video, Noelle shares her experiences, from winning third place at HHI as part of an all-women's crew to choreographing meaningful narratives that explore one's culture and identity. Join Noelle as she reflects on the lessons learned, the importance of self-care, and her aspirations to merge dance with filmmaking. In This Video: Achievements in Dance: Noelle talks about the significant accomplishments with Temper Tantrum, highlighting the all-women crew's success at HHI and what it meant for representation and achievement. Learning and Growing: Discover the valuable lessons Noelle learned about pushing boundaries while understanding and respecting her physical, mental, and emotional limits to prevent burnout. Choreographing with Meaning: Learn about Noelle's experience choreographing a piece that explores themes of family, culture, and grief, reflecting her personal connection to the story as a second-generation American from an immigrant household. Aspirations in Filmmaking: Noelle shares her dreams of creating dance narratives and documentaries to preserve street culture and hip hop's essence, combining her passion for dance with her film and TV production background.

Today's guest is the effortlessly cool Mikey Dellavella. I know Mikey through his fiance Maryann Chavez and we're all faculty members for Souldesoul Dance Convention. I really love this episode. We get real, as per usual, and talk about:Typecasting and rejection - starting your career out this way and figuring out your laneHis journey into the acting worldBeing bold and assertive as a dancer so you don't get lost in the mixwww.YouTube.com/mikeydellavellawww.Instagram.com/mikeydellavellawww.TikTok.com/mdellavellaMikey Dellavella comes from upstate New York with a decade of choreographing, creative directing & teaching a unique style of hiphop dance; using a mixture of musicality, control and creative wordplay.His aim is to be sure his students leave his class with a better ear for music and even a stronger appreciation for dance. Having taught at popular Los Angeles studios such as Tmilly studio, Millennium Dance Complex, Movement Lifestyle and Playground la; filming online dance tutorials for Steezy co., Fullouttv & Tmillytv - he is no stranger to the dance world. He has had the privilege to teach in 10 countries and over 30 cities within the U.S., alongside, choreographing/performing for well known artists such as T-Pain, D Smoke, Joyner Lucas, Ester Dean, Britney Spears, and K pop groups, Ateez & Got7. he is also an member for the HHI gold medalist team, S Rank (as seen on NBC's World of Dance: Season 2).Hey y'all! I'm Justine, the voice behind the DC:U pod and MNTR MGMT. After 15+ years in the industry as a choreographer, dancer, producer, educator and more, I'm now working closely with dance artists on professional development, business skills and digital enhancement. Curious? Book a free 1:1 Career Call. You can also help support the podcast! Subscribe and receive exclusive member benefits --> Pod Producer/SupporterConnect with me on Insta @mntr.mgmt

Jesse and Maggie discuss some highlights from Restaurant Week in both Hilton Head Island/Bluffton and Savannah. You can find more about HHI’s Restauarant Week by clicking here. Savannah’s Restaurant Week has 25 participating restaurants. See them here. The post Mondays with Maggie Restaurant Weeks across the Low Country first appeared on Eat It & Like It.

Who doesnt love Hilton Head Island? Beach, sun... golf? Hambino and Sauce are back to discuss HHI and chat about our favorite courses. We have a little different of a spin this time around. Sauce is taking the stance of the guy that goes a lot and Hambino puts together a bucket list trip. Make sure you check this weeks episode out!SaucePar: Old SouthBirdie: RTJ @ PalmettoEagle: Haig PointHambinoPar: Hilton Head NationalBirdie: Heron PointEagle: Harbor Town#pgatour #golf #golfpodcast #golfersofinstagram #golfers #golftrips #theopen #dadgolf #dadgolfers #dadsofinstagram #golfhiltonhead

This episode was recorded in hunting camp! It features four Founding Members of HHI, Ryan Hoover, Randy Miller, Trapr Swonson, & Roy Yeager. They had a great time hunting with each other, and their conversation informative and entertaining!  

On this weeks episode we take a little bit of different approach to our Golf Trip Bible. Sauce, Hambino and Sean at Golf Trip Junkie go head to head to draft our favorite line up of courses in Hilton Head. Make sure you check us out on Instagram @thedadgolfbible to vote on which trip you think is best!SeanPar: Old SouthBirdie: Palmetto Dunes Authur HillsEagle: Harbour TownHambinoPar: Hilton Head NationalBirdie: Heron PointEagle: Haig PointTuckerPar: Golden Bear at Indigo RunBirdie: Atlantic DunesEagle: Long Cove

As we wrap up season 3 of the #ItTakesAVillage podcast, we are excited to introduce you to Barry Pickering and Selma Raab—two passionate individuals that care deeply about both HHI and the MAGI Box Program. Barry and Selma recently traveled to Honduras alongside members of our team to distribute MAGI boxes to children. The team delivered boxes to more than 30 communities in one short week! It brings our team great joy to hear the devotion and dedication that each of these people have for bringing MAGI boxes to children around the world. We hope their interview and this episode encourages you today! Links: Follow HHI on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Learn more about the MAGI box program.

We are grateful for every opportunity we get to welcome a member of our international staff onto the podcast. To be able to hear their heart behind why they do what they do is a great privilege! Today, we get to welcome Ngonidzashe Mudzani, or Ngoni for short, to the podcast. She started working for HHI Women of Hope at the beginning of 2021, and before that worked for a few other organizations doing similar work. She received a degree in development studies from the Great Zimbabwe University and has a Master's in population studies as well as a certificate in Monitoring & Evaluation. Ngoni has done so much in the almost two years that she has been working with us, alongside our Country Coordinator John Dube and his wife Nakisai. She's trained hundreds of women in business skills, facilitates at least 10 savings groups, and oversees 10 different women's co-ops, 4 of which have started this year. There's sewing groups, peanut butter groups, a couple bakeries, and a popcorn-making group that she meets with regularly to help them solve problems and grow. We hope you enjoy this conversation between HHI President, Art Woods, and Zimbabwe's Women of Hope Coordinator, Ngonidzashe! Links: Follow HHI on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Learn more about HHI's Women of Hope Program.

It's a pleasure to welcome JL Gerhardt to the podcast! JL is the author of seven books including Look to Love, Prayer In Practice and Think Good. A former storytelling minister, college English instructor, and newspaper reporter, JL has traveled the world with her husband and two daughters. This conversation between HHI's Alisa Van Dyke and JL will be sure to leave you feeling encouraged and inspired today. Enjoy! Links: Register for the 2023 Women of Hope Weekend today! Follow HHI on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Follow JL Gerhardt on Instagram. Grab a copy of her most recent book, Look to Love. Listen to Holy Ghost Stories with Justin Gerhardt.

Recording live from Zimbabwe, it is an honor to welcome John Dube onto the podcast! John oversees, directs and coordinates all of HHI's work in Zimbabwe. HHI President Art Woods was grateful to sit down and record this candid conversation with John while on a recent trip to Africa. John is a humble, energetic leader and has a passion to help his fellow Zimbabweans both physically and spiritually. As you learn more about John in this episode, we know you will be encouraged by his joy and desire to make a difference! Links: Follow HHI on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

Our friend, Lee C. Camp, joins the It Takes A Village podcast for an encouraging and inspiring conversation. He is a faithful voice in the Nashville community, and HHI is grateful to have support from Lee and his family. Lee teaches at Lipscomb University, and he is the creator and host of Tokens, an old-time radio format show which provides space for the intersection of music, theology, comedy, and author interviews. We hope you enjoy this conversation today! Links: Follow HHI on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. Learn more about the Tokens Show. Listen to the Tokens Show Podcast. Read Lee's blog — “I Sat on His Bed, and Wept”

Please join us in welcoming Jannette Gilly to the podcast! Jannette currently serves as the HHI Women of Hope Coordinator in Kenya, but she has been an integral part of the HHI team for over a decade. The life-changing work Jannette does on a daily basis is exponential. What a gift it is for us to glean from her wisdom in this conversation! We hope this episode encourages you today. Links: Learn more about the Women of Hope Program. Follow HHI on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.

WTOC Digital Anchor Jake Wallace gives you a recap of the week's biggest stories from around the Coastal Empire and Lowcountry. In this episode: - Port Wentworth city council removes planning and zoning board chairman after arrest: https://www.wtoc.com/2022/09/13/port-wentworth-city-council-removes-planning-zoning-board-chairman-after-arrest/ - Savannah Mayor shares details of cancer diagnosis: https://www.wtoc.com/2022/09/12/savannah-mayor-van-johnson-shares-details-cancer-diagnosis/ - Driver killed in crash after leading police on chase: https://www.wtoc.com/2022/09/14/driver-killed-crash-after-leading-police-chase-driving-wrong-lanes/ - Vehicle of missing HHI woman located; family hasn't heard from her in months: https://www.wtoc.com/2022/09/14/vehicle-missing-hilton-head-woman-located-family-has-not-heard-her-over-month/ - Remembering Lt. Gen. Donald Rosenblum: https://www.wtoc.com/2022/09/14/remembering-lt-general-donald-rosenblum/ - Brooklet Peanut Festival returns this weekend: https://www.wtoc.com/2022/09/15/brooklet-peanut-festival-returns-this-weekend/  

Fresh off his win at the GProTour's Augusta Open, Bluffton pro golfer Bryson Nimmer stops by the show to talk about his 25-under-par performance and what lies ahead for the budding pro. Plus, Justin Jarrett and Wes Kerr take a look at some of the former Lowco high school football standouts who excelled on Saturday, the Beaufort County cross country championships, another milestone for HHCA multi-sport star Abby Peduzzi, USCB women's soccer's hot start, former HHI resident Jessica Pegula's run to the quarterfinals of the U.S. Open, and our Teams of the Week. AFFILIATE LINKS — BUY NOW TO SUPPORT LOWCO! Use our affiliate link to put Bryson Nimmer's driver in your bag and a portion of your purchase will support LowcoSports! Use our affiliate link to try NooWave Flow State Coffee and support LowcoSports! LOWCOSPORTS 2022-23 SUSTAINING SPONSORS Please visit our sustaining sponsors online! MIKKELSON LAW FIRM LOCAL PIE STAR HOME CLEANING HOMEGROWN HOME INSPECTIONS HOSPICE CARE OF THE LOWCOUNTRY EMAIL US at LowcoSports@gmail.com to find out how to become a sustaining sponsor and support grassroots LOCAL sports coverage!

WTOC Digital Anchor Jake Wallace gives you a recap of the week's biggest stories from around the Coastal Empire and Lowcountry. In this episode: Marc Wilson found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in 2020 Statesboro murder trial: https://www.wtoc.com/2022/08/31/marc-wilson-found-guilty-involuntary-manslaughter-2020-statesboro-shooting-trial/ Savannah PD mourns officer who died in car crash: https://www.wtoc.com/2022/08/29/spd-mourns-officer-who-dies-car-crash/ Chatham Co. Sheriff's Office mourns loss of corporal: https://www.wtoc.com/2022/08/30/chatham-co-sheriffs-office-mourns-loss-corporal/ HHI mayor makes statement after 350+ people face eviction from Lowcountry neighborhood: https://www.wtoc.com/2022/08/26/hilton-head-mayor-releases-statement-after-over-350-people-face-eviction-lowcountry-neighborhood/ Eleven year old leads police on high speed chase in Hinesville: https://www.wtoc.com/2022/08/31/11-year-old-leads-police-high-speed-chase-hinesville/ Keep up with the latest college football updates on the WTOC Sports page: https://www.wtoc.com/sports/     

Ryan Hoover recently reprised Handgun International, the organization for anyone who has ever been interested in hunting with a handgun. This week Larry spends time with Ryan visiting about HHI and getting others involved in hunting. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

WTOC Digital Anchor Jake Wallace gives you a recap of the week's biggest stories from around the Coastal Empire and Lowcountry. In this episode: - Alex Murdaugh pleads not guilty to murder of wife, son: https://www.wtoc.com/2022/07/20/watch-live-alex-murdaugh-bond-hearing-murder-charges-killing-wife-son/ - WTOC Murdaugh Case page: https://www.wtoc.com/news/lowcountry/murdaugh-case/  - Two veterans, former Nine Line employees ID'ed in murder-suicide investigation: https://www.wtoc.com/2022/07/19/2-veterans-former-nine-line-employees-identified-murder-suicide-investigation/ - Mayor Johnson responds to calls for his resignation following shooting by SPD officer: https://www.wtoc.com/2022/07/21/mayor-johnson-responds-calls-his-resignation-following-shooting-by-an-spd-officer/ - Massive hammerhead tagged off HHI coast: https://www.wtoc.com/2022/07/19/dorsal-fin-alone-was-big-my-leg-massive-hammerhead-shark-tagged-off-hilton-head-coast/   

PJ Kurzweil, founder of PJ's SMID Cap Ideas, comes on the podcast to discuss his write up on Spectrum Brands (SPB). Spectrum is currently in the process of selling their HHI business, and whether that deal goes through or not PJ thinks the stock is too cheap given the quality of their brands / businesses.My notes on SPB: https://twitter.com/YetAnotherValue/status/1547219565016453121?s=20&t=n_liDehcIwWBLmo0x51NLQPJ's SPB write up: https://philippejkurzweil.substack.com/p/spectrum-brands-hard-catalysts-toChapter0:00 Intro2:10 SPB overview4:55 Why is SPB interesting right now?7:30 What's going on with the HHI sale?13:00 HSI's HSR process17:30 What happens if the HSI deal falls through?24:00 HPC's value31:20 Inflation's impact on SPB33:30 Did pets and garden benefit too much from COVID pull forward?37:00 Are millennials a tail wind going forward?40:20 SPB's pet brands45:50 What drives SPB's near term earnings growth?48:00 Is SPB underspending on ad spend?50:00 SPB versus CENT55:00 Capital allocation at SPB

We are thrilled to highlight and honor Cindy Herring on this week's episode! Cindy has served in various roles at HHI for the past 23 years, and she will be retiring at the end of this month. The massive impact of her steadfast love, hard-work and dedication towards this ministry will carry on for many generations. We hope you enjoy this conversation as you learn more about the history and beginning of Healing Hands International!

We are VERY excited to welcome Ebenezer Udofia to the “It Takes A Village'' podcast! Ebenezer serves as HHI's Director of African Agriculture and the Country Coordinator for Kenya, and he plays a critical role in what is accomplished at Healing Hands International. We hope this conversation blesses you and encourages you today as you learn more about the Hunger to Harvest Ministry. Be sure to subscribe and leave a review!

Juneteenth is a holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the United States when 2,000 Union troops arrived in Galveston Bay, Texas.  General Gordon Granger informed the enslaved that the Civil War had ended and they were free. What many people do not realize is that emancipation of the enslaved started right here on Hilton Head Island. In this episode we talk with Rich Thomas about what happend on HHI during the Civil War and how President Lincoln was not the first to order an emancipation of the enslaved. Rich weaves a tale of the trials and tribulations of Mitchelville and its catastrophic ending. The story of Mitchelville is another example of how a small sea island was at the center of American history.  

Join us in welcoming Paul Nance to the podcast! Paul currently serves at the Hillsboro Church of Christ in Nashville as the Coordinating Minister. HHI is thankful to be in partnership with the Hillsboro Church, and we are eager for you to hear an AMAZING story that recently happened involving the Ukraine Family Bucket Project + the Kelly Clarkson Show! We are abundantly grateful for the ripple effect that can happen when one person steps out in faith and gives even just a little! Tune in now to listen. LINKS: Want to watch the full segment of The Bucket Project featured on the Kelly Clarkson Show? Watch here. Learn more details about The Bucket Project by listening to our previous episode with Gary Jerkins.

What a treat to welcome Walt Leaver onto the podcast! Walt is the minister at Brentwood Hills Church of Christ and also serves as the Vice President of University Relations at Lipscomb University. HHI is blessed to be in partnership with both Brentwood Hills and Lipscomb—which means there is a lot of cross over with Walt! Additionally, Walt served on the HHI board over 20 years ago. We are eager for you to glean from his wisdom today, and we hope this conversation encourages you this week.

Welcome Jessica Markwood to the podcast! On this week's episode, we are excited to feature HHI's Women of Hope Ministry. There is no one better to have this conversation with than HHI's amazing Women of Hope Coordinator, Jessica! You will gain a behind the scenes look at how this ministry started and why HHI has such a passion for empowering women. Jessica is a wealth of knowledge and you will quickly learn that her heart is truly happiest when she is getting to do her work with women around the world. Learn more about the Women of Hope Ministry today!

Dan and his wife, Amber, took an Anniversary trip to Hilton Head Island. What's great is we covered HHI not too long ago on the show and Dan took advantage of that information on this trip!

Today's episode is special, as we get to welcome one of HHI's local Walk4Water Coordinators onto the podcast! In this conversation, you will hear from HHI's Walk4Water Director, Sean Judge, and learn how Walk4Water events all over the country are making a huge impact for clean water across the world. You will also hear from local Walk4Water Coordinator, Chris Middleton, as he shares what it's been like for him to coordinate this event for his community in Clarksville, TN. Walk4Water events not only raise money for an amazing cause, but it is also a great way to bring your own community together. If you are interested in starting a walk in your community, we can help you get started today! You can also visit walk4water.org to see if an upcoming walk is happening in your city.

Today's bonus episode features an important conversation with Gary Jerkins, President and CEO of SeaStar Kids, on the crisis in Ukraine that is heavy on all of our hearts. Healing Hands International has partnered with SeaStar Kids to purchase and ship 10,000 buckets of basic essentials to Ukrainian refugees. To help with immediate needs, HHI has provided funding for housing, food, transportation and medicine to trusted partners in Ukraine, Poland, Croatia, Moldova, and Romania. Time and time again, we are reminded that our greatest weapon is prayer. The battle belongs to the Lord. Let's fight this battle on our knees for our brothers and sisters in Ukraine and Russia and the surrounding countries. Learn how you can get involved today at hhi.org/ukraine.

Date: March 1, 2022Name of show: Hilton Head IslandEpisode title and number: Episode 72Brieft summary of show: Hilton Head is not your typical beach vacation. The area is relaxing by design. The area is devoid of high rise condos and is covered in bike paths. Relaxation here is by design. HHI, offers one of the highest rates of repeat visitors. Meaning if you visit once, there's a good chance you're coming back again. Nature is the star here. Topics·     Brief history of HHI·     What is the lowcountry?·     Water activities on the island·     Hilton Head's best kept secret·     Festivals·     Restaurants on the island·     List of resources mentioned in episode, suggested reading and social media handles:·     Hiltonheadisland.org·     Hiltonheadseafoodfestival.com·     Hiltonheadfoodandwine.comCalls to action:·     We want to hear from you, the listener! Send us an audio message on what you'd like to hear on the show, what you like, what you'd like us to do better…anything! And we might just put your question or comment on the show! www.podinbox/thefamilyvacationer·     Facebook: @thefamilyvacationerpodcast·     Instagram: @thefamilyvacationer·     Podcast link: https://pod.co/the-family-vacationer/hilton-head-island

We are thrilled to welcome Henry Zelaya to the podcast! Earlier this month, a few of HHI's team members spent a week in Honduras delivering MAGI boxes alongside our friends at Mission Lazarus. During this trip, MAGI Director, Mark Jent, sat down for a conversation with Mission Lazarus' Group Coordinator, Henry Zelaya. Henry has been a part of the Mission Lazarus team for over a decade, and we are honored to have this conversation with him today. We hope you enjoy this episode! LINKS: Follow HHI on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Learn how you can get involved with HHI here. Learn more about Mission Lazarus and the work they do in Honduras here.

This week, we are joined by HHI board member, Jeff Whitehorn! Jeff spent 29 years as a healthcare executive, serving 25 of those years as a hospital CEO. He founded Whitehorn Coaching & Consulting after his retirement from HCA Healthcare. Jeff and his family have been involved with HHI's different ministries over the last decade, and we are thrilled that he now sits on the board of HHI. We are eager for the ways he and his family will continue to bless this ministry in the years to come! LINKS: Grab a copy of Jeff's new book, “Leadership Treasure,” today! Follow Healing Hands International on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. Learn how you can get involved with HHI today! Check out Whitehorn Coaching & Consulting.

On August 14, a 7.2 magnitude earthquake devastated regions of Haiti. On this episode, we talk with James Rucker, the Water Project Coordinator for HHI in Haiti to talk about the impact of the earthquake and how HHI has responded. We would like to thank Maeva Ralafiarindaza for writing and recording the music for the show. We would also like to thank Brentwood Hills Church of Christ for allowing us to record at their studio. LINKS: Donate to diaster relief here. Follow HHI on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. Subscribe to the HHI newsletter here.

We sit down Rita Cochrane, a former HHI employee-turned-Board-Member and women's ministry leader at Green Hills Church of Christ. Rita shares how she became the parent of seven teenagers! That's right, SEVEN! So, tune in and hear what Rita has to share about parenting and the power of obedience to the Lord's calling. We would like to thank Maeva Ralafiarindaza for writing and recording the music for the show. We would also like to thank Brentwood Hills Church of Christ for allowing us to record at their studio. LINKS: Learn how you can get involved with HHI today! Follow HHI on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. Subscribe to the HHI newsletter. Learn more about Green Hills Church of Christ.

Welcome to It Takes A Village, a podcast by Healing Hands International! We are thrilled to introduce Healing Hands International to you today by interviewing the non-profit's president, Art Woods. As HHI approaches its 30th year, this organization is reminded of where they started and how God has moved them to where they are today. This episode will give listeners insight to the heart behind the mission and serve as a reminder that sometimes it just takes one simple act of faith to make a large impact. LINKS: Learn how you can get involved with HHI today! Follow HHI on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. Subscribe to the HHI newsletter.

If there is one person who had the biggest impact in putting Hilton Head on the map besides Charles Fraser it would be David Pearson. In this episode David shares with us the story behind two photos that went worldwide and garnered major attention for the island. David also shares some of the creative marketing tactics he used and how he "kidnapped" a Sports Illustrated editor which resulted in one of the first swimsuit issues being shot on the island. We also discuss Charles Fraser, golf, Arnold Palmer and more about HHI. But we begin the episode with David's amazing story about JFK and November 22nd, 1963. This is a must listen!

Welcome back Brian Eichenberger from the podcast "Rock and Roll Bedtime Stories". One of the artists Brian and I discuss once owned property in Sea Pines back in the 1990's. That is the only connection to HHI in this show. Brian and I talk about five songs with American themes or connections. Artists include Jimi Hendrix, Tom Petty, Kid Rock, U2 and John Mellencamp. Enjoy this musical detour as we travel down 278 to Lighthouse Road.

Park Plaza Cinema is the long time movie theater at the south end of the island and located near the Greenwood gate to Sea Pines. In this episode we talk with Lucie Mann about the theater they have owned since 2010. Lucie shares with us some of the renovations and updates they have made over the past few years, the delicious menu options available and what's on tap at the bar. Lucie also shares the difficulty of the past year, her trip to petition the governor of South Carolina and how the support of their raving fans helped the theater survive through forced closures and reduced capacity. We finish the episode with some of the things that Lucie loves about HHI.

Amber Kuehn from the Sea Turtle Patrol provides an update on the Sea Turtle Nesting Season. Find out how it is going on HHI!

“Fight, Flight, Freeze, Fix Fake”Dimple Dhabalia is the Founder of Roots in the Clouds, and a Leadership, Mindfulness, and Well-Being Coach with a 20-year history of doing humanitarian work - or what she refers to as high human impact (HHI) work. HHI work is that which seeks to improve the lives of others and alleviate suffering in the world. Those that work within this specific profession not only contend with the uncertainty, ambiguity, and complexity of daily life, but also face unique occupational stressors like compassion fatigue, burnout, and organizational trauma, which have become the norm within HHI organizations across various sectors over the past couple of decades.Putting the “human” back into humanitarian work, Dimple supports leaders and organizations across High Human Impact (HHI) sectors design human-centered workplace cultures where head, heart, and metrics work together to create nimble organizations that can thrive and grow even in the midst of uncertainty and challenge, and where empathy and social connection are at the heart the employee experience.For more information on Dimple:Website:https://www.rootsintheclouds.com/
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Hilton Head Island has had lots of names over the years. Rich Thomas shares with us the history of the names of HHI and the history of some of the more well known and obscure street and location names on and around HHI.