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What does the future of live event venues look like in an era of rapid change and evolving audience expectations? How can associations help their members navigate a shifting events landscape?In this episode of Associations Thrive, host Joanna Pineda interviews Trevor Mitchell, President and CEO of the International Association of Venue Managers (IAVM). Trevor discusses:How IAVM represents over 8,000 professionals worldwide who manage venues such as arenas, stadiums, performing arts centers, convention centers, amphitheaters, and fairgrounds.The definition of a live event and how IAVM is expanding its definition to include new types of venues, such as megachurches and multi-use entertainment complexes.The shift in IAVM's membership structure from individual to group membership, enabling more professionals across different levels of an organization to join IAVM at a lower cost.How IAVM is working to create engagement metrics beyond transactional data, focusing on meaningful participation and professional growth.The importance of continuous learning and how Trevor immersed himself in the industry by attending IAVM's Venue Management School before officially starting as CEO.The ongoing success of IAVM's virtual Town Halls, which started during the pandemic and continue to be a valuable forum for member-led discussions on safety, security, and guest experiences.IAVM's research initiatives, including economic impact studies and benchmarking reports, to help venues understand their market position and improve operations.The role of advocacy in the venue management industry, such as working with policymakers on ticketing transparency and sustainability regulations.The excitement surrounding IAVM's 100th Annual Conference and how the organization is using this milestone to rethink its events and offerings.Trevor's vision for the future of IAVM, including a focus on strategic growth, data-driven decision-making, and deeper engagement with industry stakeholders.References:IAVM WebsiteTrevor Mitchell's Associations Thrive episode from May 2023 when he was Executive Director of American Mensa
In this final episode of Venue Security, The IAVM Podcast Series, Andy Jabbour talks with Byron K. Johnson II, Director of Public Safety and Security, with the Raleigh Convention and Performing Arts Complex, which includes several venues in lovely Raleigh, North Carolina. Raleigh Convention & Performing Arts Complex: “The City is proud to own and manage several marquee venues in the area. Whether you want to see a concert, host a convention, or catch a ballet, we've got you covered: Red Hat Amphitheater Martin Marietta Center for the Performing Arts Coastal Credit Union Music Park Raleigh Convention Center Byron on LinkedIn In the discussion Byron and Andy address the concept of a venue, its diverse range of facilities, common and specific risks, and the evolving nature of the industry. They also delved into the aspects of risk management, the importance of understanding unique risks associated with different types of events and facilities, and the role of technology in venue management. In closing, they emphasized the value of diverse perspectives in risk assessment and decision-making, the significance of leadership, and the importance of a strong reputation in the community. Plus: Byron's background. The IAVM Academy for Venue Safety and Security (AVSS) with some name dropping! Leadership, being open minded, and open to sharing. The value of risk assessments and bringing in diverse perspectives. The importance of building relationships with the DHS Protective Security Advisors! With a kind Byron shoutout to our Gate 15 podcasts and more. Venue Security, The IAVM Podcast Series has been a collaboration between Gate 15 and the International Association of Venue Managers' (IAVM) Venue Safety and Security Committee (VSSC) as Andy Jabbour speaks with special guests from the IAVM community. This episode is our last in this limited run series.
Spread love, it's the Brooklyn way! Head to the Atlantic Terminal at the crossroads of Flatbush Ave and Atlantic Ave as we visit the iconic Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. We chat with Adina Erwin, Executive Vice President of Business Operations and General Manager of the venue and learn all about this one-of-kind arena nestled in the middle of NYC. Home to the Brooklyn Nets (NBA), New York Liberty (WNBA), and many other concerts, comedy shows, and family events – Adina tells us all about her role at the venue and its place in the neighborhood. We hear how Barclays Center's plaza acts as a town center and plays a critical role as a convening space for the community. It's iconic looped LED “Oculus” serves as an important touch point for the many people that commute and walk past it daily. Adina walks us through her career journey, from graduating at UNC Chapel Hill to her first industry job as an event receptionist at the Charlotte Coliseum, all the way to her time in Brooklyn by way of Atlanta and Boston. She talks about the importance of being willing to take risks and try new things and how she has learned so much from branching out to roles in different departments, having the attitude of a willingness to learn. Enjoy this fun, informative episode that includes everything from stories about Deadhead yeast balls to can't-miss Atlanta restaurants to invaluable career advance that is sure to help you on your live event journey. And if you don't know, now you know…Adina Erwin: LinkedInBarclays Center: Facebook | X/Twitter | Instagram ––––––ADVENTURES IN VENUELANDFollow on Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, or X/TwitterLearn more about Event & Venue Marketing ConferenceMeet our team:Paul Hooper | Co-host, Booking, Branding & MarketingDave Redelberger | Co-host & Guest ResearchMegan Ebeck | Marketing, Design & Digital AdvertisingSamantha Marker | Marketing, Copywriting & PublicityCamille Faulkner | Audio Editing & MixingHave a suggestion for a guest or bonus episode? We'd love to hear it! Send us an email.
In this episode of Venue Security, The IAVM Podcast Series, Andy Jabbour talks with Ross Girouard, Assistant General Manager, Credit Union of Texas Event Center, an over 6,000 fixed-seat multi-purpose indoor arena located in Allen, Texas, north of Dallas, and Michael McDermott, City of Allen, Texas. Credit Union of Texas Event Center Facebook & X/Twitter CUTXEventCenter.com Phishing and common Concerns Venue-specific cybersecurity considerations Cyber Resilience! Network Segmentation! Phishing Simulation! Contingency Planning! Relationships & the Human Factor! Understanding risk, risk prioritization and risk management! Balancing convenience and security Arena football war stories The criticality of communications More! ‘If you have a busy IT guy during the event, you've got a problem…'-Michael‘Cybersecurity has to be part of your everyday team'-RossIn the discussion we address:
In this episode of Venue Security, The IAVM Podcast Series, Andy Jabbour talks with Brendan Farley, Vice President of Operations & General Manager, San Diego Theaters.In the discussion we address: Brendan's background. What Crowd Management is. Crowd Management training, sharing, learning, exercising. Managing the dynamic and complexities of the social media environment. Understanding protests and the importance of de-escalation. Tom Cruise, Top Gun and throwing down the gauntlet! Collaboration, collaboration, hyper-collaboration! Leveraging public sector resources. What's on Brendan's mind? More! The Gate 15 Interview: Dr. G. Keith Still on crowd security, drinking whisky, smashing ashtrays in Saudi Arabia, the Land of Ice and Fire, and what not to ask a Scotsman. 24 Jul 2023. Nerd Out Security Panel Discussion: EP 19. Talking Crowd Control and the Holidays – in 2 Parts! Nov 2021. Protests, a Nerd Out! Security Panel Discussion, Mar 2021. “Safety and security is definitely a team sport.” – Brendan Farley, during our podcastAs discussed in the pod, for additional discussion on this topic, see:Venue Security, The IAVM Podcast Series is our newest podcast as Gate 15's founder and Managing Director, Andy Jabbour, hosts short interviews with venue safety and security experts from the International Association of Venue Managers' (IAVM) Venue Safety and Security Committee (VSSC) and other special guests from the IAVM community.
Originally uploaded April 3rd, re-edited April 26th. Chris Holman welcomes back Scott Keith, CVE, President & CEO at the Lansing Entertainment and Public Facilities Authority (LEPFA), Lansing, MI. 23 years with LEPFA and 14 years in leadership, what are some accomplishments you would care to highlight? In mid-March this topic was announced through a news release: LEPFA Board of Commissioners Announce President & CEO-Scott Keith, CVE Resignation Lansing, MI - It is with sadness and gratitude that the Lansing Entertainment & Public Facilities Authority (LEPFA) Board of Commissioners announces Scott Keith's departure as President & CEO with the Authority effective April 12, 2024. Scott started with LEPFA in July 2001 as the Operations Manager, promoted to Vice President of Operations in April of 2005, and became the President & CEO in March 2010. Scott played a critical role in the development, changes, and success of the organization, and while we will miss his leadership and steadfastness, we wish him all the best in his new endeavor as General Manager of the North Charleston Coliseum, North Charleston Performing Arts Center, and Charleston Area Convention Center with ASM Global. We thank Scott for his nearly 23 years with the organization and over 14 years as President & CEO (longest tenured President in LEPFA's history) in service to the Lansing community. Among his many accomplishments, including: Increasing revenues at LEPFA managed properties by nearly 35% since 2010 Successfully transitioning Silver Bells in the City event operations to LEPFA Successfully transitioning Groesbeck Golf Course to management by LEPFA thus increasing golf play and revenues by 40% and eliminating the city contribution by nearly $400,000 Managing capital projects of LEPFA managed properties of nearly $60M since 2005. Successfully negotiating and completing a strategic agreement with Choose Lansing for increased sales efforts and funding for the Lansing Center and the region/city. Negotiating and completing a renewed 10-year operating agreement with the City of Lansing and LEPFA. Helping to lead the charge in increasing the economic impact of LEPFA managed facilities/events by over $10M annually, while increasing attributable room nights by nearly 30%. Nearly 20 years as co-producer of the Common Ground Music Festival. Successfully completed his Certified Venue Executive designation in 2022. Launched the MargaritaFest, Greens & Grains, and Grand Concert Series events. Over the next few weeks, the Board of Commissioners will begin the transition and succession plan for the direction of leadership at LEPFA. “During this transition period, it's the priority of the LEPFA Board of Commissioners to find the best individual to lead, while still maintaining a stable and effective team to continue the task of fulfilling the mission of the Authority. We will share additional information as we continue along this successful path,” said Chairmen Kenric Hall, LEPFA Board of Commissioners. As a graduate of Liberty University, Georgia Southern University, and programs in the management of public assembly facilities through the University of Michigan and IAVM, Scott's long career began in the private management of various facilities around the U.S. and landed him in Lansing as a great place to further develop his career and raise a family. “It has been my privilege to serve as the President & CEO of LEPFA since 2010 and I have been blessed with the opportunity to work with a team of talented and dedicated teammates and colleagues. I am incredibly proud of the accomplishments we have all achieved together during my tenure here, “said Scott. “I am confident that the Authority will continue to thrive under the capable leadership of my successor.” ###
In this episode of Venue Security, The IAVM Podcast Series, Andy Jabbour talks with Christopher Post, Assistant General Manager, Amarillo Civic Center Complex. Christopher graduated from West Texas A&M University with a Bachelor of Business Administration. He has been in venue management for 18 years and prior to that, was a professional musician for a little over 20 years (yes, he started very young!). As Assistant General Manager, his duties have included serving as the Emergency Coordinator and First-Aid Response Trainer for the Amarillo Civic Center since 2009. He is a graduate of IAVM's AVSS and VMS. Read more at his complete LinkedIn profile. Amarillo Civic Center Complex® - Meet. Play. Celebrate. Christopher's background. Clear, consistent, collaborative, communications. Throwing EAP's in the trash a few times. The 10-80-10 rule. The value of full-scale exercises. Name dropping some champions from the community. More! “It has to be muscle memory, it has to be automatic.”In the discussion we address:
In this episode of Venue Security, The IAVM Podcast Series, Andy Jabbour talks with Stella Salyer, Assistant General Manager, Sales & Services, Virginia Beach Convention Center. Stella is a Nationally Registered Advanced Emergency Technician and volunteers every weekend in Virginia Beach's 911 system. She holds certifications in Mass Casualty and Tactical Emergency Critical Care, Stop the Bleed instructor, and is a Proctor for Virginia Beach EMS's Advanced EMT Academy. Read more at her complete LinkedIn profile. Contact Stella by email: ssalyer@vbgov.com.In the discussion we address: Stella's background. First Aid and Emergency Response. Leadership during incidents. What's on Stella's mind. With a shoutout to Farrow Bouton, New Orleans Director of Event Services, for his and Smoothie King Center's kind support to IAVM and AVSS 2024. Venue Security, The IAVM Podcast Series is our newest podcast as Gate 15's founder and Managing Director, Andy Jabbour, hosts short interviews with venue safety and security experts from the International Association of Venue Managers' (IAVM) Venue Safety and Security Committee (VSSC) and other special guests from the IAVM community.
In this episode of Venue Security, The IAVM Podcast Series, Andy Jabbour talks with Gil Fried, Professor and Assistant Dean of the College of Business at the University of West Florida and a member of the International Association of Venue Managers (IAVM) Venue Safety and Security Committee. In the discussion we address: Gil's background. Training and Supervising Security Staff. Sports Facilities and the Law & Crowd Management Doctor (on YouTube). What's on Gil's mind, including raucous crowds. Venue Security, The IAVM Podcast Series is our newest podcast as Gate 15's founder and Managing Director, Andy Jabbour, hosts short interviews with venue safety and security experts from the International Association of Venue Managers' (IAVM) Venue Safety and Security Committee (VSSC) and other special guests from the IAVM community.
In this inaugural episode of Venue Security, The IAVM Podcast Series, Andy Jabbour talks with Mark Herrera, Director of Education for the International Association of Venue Managers (IAVM). In the discussion we address: Mark's background. We introduce this new podcast series. Leadership & Team Engagement. Building Resilience. Building Partnerships. What's on Mark's mind. Venue Security, The IAVM Podcast Series is our newest podcast as Gate 15's founder and Managing Director, Andy Jabbour, hosts short interviews with venue safety and security experts from the International Association of Venue Managers' (IAVM) Venue Safety and Security Committee (VSSC) and other special guests from the IAVM community.
In this episode of The Gate 15 Interview, Andy Jabbour welcomes Akmal Ali, Founder & CEO of Aluma and inOrbit. Formerly serving as the Deputy Director of the SAFETY Act program within U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Akmal was a key contributor in expanding the scope of the program, as the department considered how to responsibly leverage the granted protections to further its mission to protect the homeland. These efforts included the expansion of for security services, cybersecurity and venue security-related applications from the private sector. The impact of this expansion is still a hallmark of the program today, as operators of many high-profile venues rely upon and engage with DHS in seeking SAFETY Act protections. At DHS, Akmal participated in extensive intra- and inter-agency collaboration with other government agencies to include the Transportation Security Administration, Customs and Border Protection, Domestic Nuclear Detection Office, U.S. Department of Defense, U.S. Department of Energy, and the Federal Aviation Administration. As a result of this experience, Akmal was exposed to a wide range of industries and perspectives that helped forge the underlying principles for how Aluma serves its clients today. Since departing DHS in 2011, Akmal has carried those ideals with him as he's worked some of the country's most high-profile and innovative companies. Akmal is based in the Washington, DC area. Akmal on LinkedIn. In the discussion we address: Akmal's background, from Afghanistan to Jacksonville to Washington, D.C. The SAFETY Act, venue security, resilience and risk management Akmal's companies, Aluma and inOrbit (and the great story of that name) Volunteering with the International Association of Venue Managers, IAVM's Academy for Venue Safety and Security and serving with “The Avengers of Security Professionals” including Brad Mayne, Mark Herrera, Joe Levy, Alex Keen Akmal shares the four core tenants of effective security management Dodgeball, Patches O'Houlihan, the Detroit Lions and the Jacksonville Jaguars, great pizza, great movies, a dip into the philosophy of Akmal, and more! A few references mentioned in or relevant to our discussion include: Aluma inOrbit DHS: The Office of SAFETY Act Implementation
In the latest epsiode of the Weekly Security Sprint, Dave and Andy talked about the following topics: Announcement! Venue Security, The IAVM Podcast Series! A new monthly podcast starting in 2024. Venue Security, The IAVM Podcast Series is our newest podcast as Gate 15's founder and Managing Director, Andy Jabbour hosts short interviews with venue safety and security experts from the International Association of Venue Managers' (IAVM) Venue Safety and Security Committee (VSSC) and other special guests from the IAVM community. SHIELDS READY. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS), the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) launched the new Shields Ready campaign to encourage the critical infrastructure community to focus on strengthening resilience. Resilience is the ability to prepare for, adapt to, withstand, and rapidly recover from disruptions caused by changing conditions. CISA Launches Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience Month 2023 Scams. ‘with sales come scams'. https://www.ncsc.gov.uk/news/black-friday-bargain-hunters-warned-of-enhanced-online-scams-after-millions-lost-last-year MDM The Truth Crisis | The Rising Threat of Online Misinformation and Disinformation The Gate 15 Interview: Malicious Info Operations & MDM, the Space Sector, supply chain resilience, the City of Light, and nudging the world in a better direction. Nerd Out: EP 41. Dave Clark joins to talk about MDM and other nerd topics. Ransomware. Ransomware Actors Continue to Gain Access through Third Parties and Legitimate System Tools. CYBERSECURITY ADVISORY - #StopRansomware: Royal Ransomware, November 13, 2023 update Security Affairs: DOLLY.COM PAYS RANSOM, ATTACKERS RELEASE DATA ANYWAY Brazen ransomware attack on US unit of Chinese banking giant has financial sector on alert Risky Biz News: Clop is coming after your SysAid servers Basically all of Maine had data stolen by a ransomware gang; Maine's state agencies are the latest victims in the far-reaching MOVEit file transfer tool hack. Boeing data published by Lockbit hacking gang Cerber Ransomware Exploits Atlassian Confluence Vulnerability CVE-2023-22518 Same threats, different ransomware; A threat cluster's switch from Vice Society to Rhysida Hive Ransomware's Offspring: Hunters International Takes the Stage Ransomed[.]vc Sunsets Operations, Auctions Off Infrastructure Critical Vulnerability: SysAid CVE2023-47246 Quick Hits Critical infrastructure Updates: Major Australian Ports Affected By Cyber Incident Operations at DP World Australia resume, though ‘doesn't mean the incident has concluded' Washington state transportation services partially restored after cyberattack The NSA Seems Pretty Stressed About the Threat of Chinese Hackers in US Critical Infrastructure Sandworm Disrupts Power in Ukraine Using a Novel Attack Against Operational Technology International Terrorism: Five right-wing terrorists arrested throughout Europe with the support of Eurojust and Europol Israel: Mossad foils Hezbollah terror plot against Jews in Brazil FEMA and CISA Release Joint Guidance on Planning Considerations for Cyber Incidents Faith-Based and Israel-Gaza Related Updates: OpenAI blames DDoS attack for ongoing ChatGPT outage. In a series of Telegram messages seen by TechCrunch, hacktivist group Anonymous Sudan took credit for the alleged attack. In the messages, Anonymous Sudan said the reason it targeted OpenAI is due to the company's “general biasness towards Israel and against Palestine”. Earthquake Preparedness. FEMA's Earthquake & Wind Programs Branch, along with the National Earthquake and Hazard Reduction Program (NEHRP), is excited to announce the updated Earthquake Safety Checklist (FEMA B-526). CISA, NSA, and Partners Release New Guidance on Securing the Software Supply Chain FEMA's National Business Emergency Operations Center (NBEOC) - YouTube
In the latest episode of Nerd Out, Dave is joined by Bridget Johnson and Joe Levy as they talked about some of the hostile events to date in 2023 and looked ahead to the coming faith-based holidays and celebrations in the coming months. Bridget talked about the California shootings and the power of copy cats, while Joe focused attention on the various ways that organizations can deploy security protocols to reduce risk. The nerds then took a look ahead at the upcoming religious holidays and what that might mean for accelerationists and other hate-based groups. Joe then wrapped up talking about the upcoming AVSS event that is coming up in Pittsburg. Registration Information can be found here: https://iavm.org/events/avss/ Joe Levy is the chairman of the International Associate of Venue Managers (IAVM) Venue Safety and Security Committee. In addition, Joe is the Chief Operating Officer at the Usdan Center for the Creative & Performing Arts. IAVM website https://www.iavm.org/ Venue Safety and Security committee contact information: vssc@iavm.org; LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joelevy1/ Bridget Johnson is the Managing Editor for Homeland Security Today. In addition her contributions on Homeland Security Today (hstoday.us), they are also running a series of webinars (Webinar signups, https://www.eventbrite.com/e/le-only-anti-government-extremists-who-they-are-how-to-combat-them-tickets-144507635227?aff=ebdsoporgprofile). Twitter: @BridgetCJ
In the latest episode of Nerd Out, Dave, Joe and Bridget look back at 2022 to capture their top security "surprise" before looking ahead to some security wishes for 2023. While Dave was surprised with organizational responses, Joe talked about the continuous challenges the organizations face on a day in and day out basis before Bridget rained down on the holiday cheer with some thoughts on the normalization of extremist behaviors. Turning to wishes, the team looked at spreading good will by focusing on fundamentals, creating security cultures, and being aware of the various threats that are lurking out there as threat actors continue to evolve. We hope you all enjoyed the podcast for 2022 and we look forward to an exciting 2023! Joe Levy is the chairman of the International Associate of Venue Managers (IAVM) Venue Safety and Security Committee. In addition, Joe is the Chief Operating Officer at the Usdan Center for the Creative & Performing Arts. IAVM website https://www.iavm.org/ Venue Safety and Security committee contact information: vssc@iavm.org; LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joelevy1/ Bridget Johnson is the Managing Editor for Homeland Security Today. In addition her contributions on Homeland Security Today (hstoday.us), they are also running a series of webinars (Webinar signups, https://www.eventbrite.com/e/le-only-anti-government-extremists-who-they-are-how-to-combat-them-tickets-144507635227?aff=ebdsoporgprofile). Twitter: @BridgetCJ
In the latest episode of Nerd Out, in which Dave continues to fumble with the introduction, Joe Levy and Bridget Johnson join to talk about a smooth election day, but what could be a long, tense post-election period that will be filled with recounts, and legal challenges. As she normally does, Bridget brought in the "cheer" of how extremists are viewing the results and how it could still be used for future attacks. Joe then took a look at venue security and how organizations should be more accustomed to being prepared for these type of events. Even so, as we move into the holidays there are several challenges facing organizations to include staffing shortages as well as challenges with experience levels. Then they wrapped up the pod with a fun "holiday food draft" where the Nerds went through their favorite holiday dishes and drinks. Joe Levy is the chairman of the International Associate of Venue Managers (IAVM) Venue Safety and Security Committee. In addition, Joe is the Chief Operating Officer at the Usdan Center for the Creative & Performing Arts. IAVM website https://www.iavm.org/ Venue Safety and Security committee contact information: vssc@iavm.org; LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joelevy1/ Bridget Johnson is the Managing Editor for Homeland Security Today. In addition her contributions on Homeland Security Today (hstoday.us), they are also running a series of webinars (Webinar signups, https://www.eventbrite.com/e/le-only-anti-government-extremists-who-they-are-how-to-combat-them-tickets-144507635227?aff=ebdsoporgprofile). Twitter: @BridgetCJ
In the latest episode of Nerd Out, Dave, Bridget, and Joe are together again and catch up on all the summer happenings to include an update on Bridget's ever-exciting news. The Nerd Out crew then turns to another list and talk about the significance and importance of the Homeland Security Today Hottest 50 list. Bridget gives some of the background on the list and some of the criteria that brought the list together while Dave and Joe were left to wonder if they might be on the list next year. Next, the gang talked about venue security and how the big summer season went relatively smoothly and what that could mean for the fall season and the upcoming significant events and holidays. Joe Levy is the chairman of the International Associate of Venue Managers (IAVM) Venue Safety and Security Committee. In addition, Joe is the Chief Operating Officer at the Usdan Center for the Creative & Performing Arts. IAVM website https://www.iavm.org/ Venue Safety and Security committee contact information: vssc@iavm.org; LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joelevy1/ Bridget Johnson is the Managing Editor for Homeland Security Today. In addition her contributions on Homeland Security Today (hstoday.us), they are also running a series of webinars (Webinar signups, https://www.eventbrite.com/e/le-only-anti-government-extremists-who-they-are-how-to-combat-them-tickets-144507635227?aff=ebdsoporgprofile). Twitter: @BridgetCJ
Mike chats with Brad Mayne from IAVM regarding the associations work and focus coming out of the pandemic. TheDonAndMikeShow.net and ExhibitCityNews.com
Brad Mayne from the International Association of Venue Managers speaks with Mike about the comeback from the pandemic and the issues they face moving forward. ECA's latest updates and tasks to work on with Congress coming back in session, Shows are busy and Air Taxi's are coming from United Airlines! TheDonAndMikeShow.net and ExhibitCityNews.com
There was no shortage of topics for the Nerd Out gang to get into this month as Dave, Bridget and Joe dug into recent events. Starting off with some follow ups to hurricane predictions, outdoor festivals, and Piers Morgan (is it marketing or misinformation), the team batted around some of some of the challenges with these areas and some recent publications that can help teams plan for moving forward. Then the nerds really got into some great discussions around monitoring and situational awareness around recent incidents in NYC (subway shooting) and Ohio (arrest of security guard), as well as the escalated protests around the Quran burning in Sweden and if organizations need to think about copy-cats or a revival of protests and demonstrations this coming summer. Wrapping up with an attempt to be fun, the gang just showed how big of nerds they are yet still managed to give some suggestions for light-hearted shows or materials. Discussed on the pod: Conspiracy Theories: https://www.npr.org/2022/04/20/1093698123/online-conspiracy-theories-are-bleeding-into-all-parts-of-georgias-politics AstroWorld Report: https://gov.texas.gov/news/post/governor-abbotts-texas-task-force-on-concert-safety-releases-final-report Joe Levy is the chairman of the International Associate of Venue Managers (IAVM) Venue Safety and Security Committee. In addition, Joe is the Chief Operating Officer at the Usdan Center for the Creative & Performing Arts. IAVM website https://www.iavm.org/ Venue Safety and Security committee contact information: vssc@iavm.org; LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joelevy1/ Bridget Johnson is the Managing Editor for Homeland Security Today. In addition her contributions on Homeland Security Today (hstoday.us), they are also running a series of webinars (Webinar signups, https://www.eventbrite.com/e/le-only-anti-government-extremists-who-they-are-how-to-combat-them-tickets-144507635227?aff=ebdsoporgprofile). Twitter: @BridgetCJ
The gang is back together as Bridget Johnson and Joe Levy join Dave on the podcast to catch up on what they've missed while turning their attention to Ukraine and outdoor events. Within Ukraine, the nerdites talked about the effects of the current conflict, TikTok and the evolving information wars to include disinformation and misinformation campaigns on all sides, and what some outcomes may be long term. The gang then turned to thoughts of warmer weather and the upcoming outdoor events and activities. Looking at it through a security lens the Bridget, Joe and Dave looked at some important considerations while also keeping focus on those other events leading up to the 2022 election season. Before wrapping up with some pointed security plugs, the team talked about hurricane predictions and outdoor events to look forward to. Joe Levy is the chairman of the International Associate of Venue Managers (IAVM) Venue Safety and Security Committee. In addition, Joe is the Chief Operating Officer at the Usdan Center for the Creative & Performing Arts. IAVM website https://www.iavm.org/ Venue Safety and Security committee contact information: vssc@iavm.org; LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joelevy1/ Bridget Johnson is the Managing Editor for Homeland Security Today. In addition her contributions on Homeland Security Today (hstoday.us), they are also running a series of webinars (Webinar signups, https://www.eventbrite.com/e/le-only-anti-government-extremists-who-they-are-how-to-combat-them-tickets-144507635227?aff=ebdsoporgprofile). Twitter: @BridgetCJ
The last Nerd Out episode of the season comes out strong talking about retail crime as Bridget shared stories of her busting out shoplifting trends, and then talking about the larger security issues at play (specifically overwhelming security) with the latest smash and grab incidents during the holidays. Joe then talked about the ways that these type of issues could spread to other sectors and encouraged organizations to evaluate their processes and training. The nerds then turned the clock back to look at some of the takeaways from 2021 while looking ahead to 2022 to see what organizations can do to start planning for. And for all the areas that were covered, there were so many more highlighting the continued challenge that organizations face. Wrapping up the year on a fun note, the merry band of nerds talked about their favorite holiday movie. Can you guess them all? It's been quite a year for the Nerd Out podcast and we want to wish you all a safe holidays, and we are looking forward to a great 2022! Joe Levy is the chairman of the International Associate of Venue Managers (IAVM) Venue Safety and Security Committee. In addition, Joe is the Chief Operating Officer at the Usdan Center for the Creative & Performing Arts. IAVM website https://www.iavm.org/ Venue Safety and Security committee contact information: vssc@iavm.org; LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joelevy1/ Bridget Johnson is the Managing Editor for Homeland Security Today. In addition her contributions on Homeland Security Today (hstoday.us), they are also running a series of webinars (Webinar signups, https://www.eventbrite.com/e/le-only-anti-government-extremists-who-they-are-how-to-combat-them-tickets-144507635227?aff=ebdsoporgprofile). Twitter: @BridgetCJ
In the latest episode of Nerd Out, this is a very special two parter. In the first part, the nerdies (Bridget and Joe) talk about the fallout from the Houston Astropark disaster ranging from the considerations that go into the event planning, and whether there should be a blame game. And then they look at how threat actors may use this event for future threat planning (note the Hostile Events Attack Cycle) before turning their attention to the latest National Terrorism Advisory System Bulletin release and what it could mean for the holidays. In part two, Dave welcomes in Tamara Herold and goes a little deeper into the Houston incident and what it could mean for events moving forward. Some references brought up in the podcast: Example of Crowd wave: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BgpdmAtbhbE Crowd Dynamics: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmqsc7srIfY and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Txrs4ssiAz0 Roger Federer saves kid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RymfiBXKuMQ 2018 Concert in Italy: https://celebrityaccess.com/2018/12/08/all-ages-concert-stampede-in-italy-leaves-at-least-6-dead/ Dave Pounder is a Senior Risk Analyst for Gate. Twitter: @dpounder; email: david@gate15.global Joe Levy is the chairman of the International Associate of Venue Managers (IAVM) Venue Safety and Security Committee. In addition, Joe is the Chief Operating Officer at the Usdan Center for the Creative & Performing Arts. IAVM website https://www.iavm.org/ Venue Safety and Security committee contact information: vssc@iavm.org; LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joelevy1/ Bridget Johnson is the Managing Editor for Homeland Security Today. In addition her contributions on Homeland Security Today (hstoday.us), they are also running a series of webinars (Webinar signups, https://www.eventbrite.com/e/le-only-anti-government-extremists-who-they-are-how-to-combat-them-tickets-144507635227?aff=ebdsoporgprofile). Twitter: @BridgetCJ Tamara D. Herold, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Graduate Director, University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) Director, Crowd Management Research Council Department of Criminal Justice. Twitter: @advancetheline and @herold_tamara
https://entrearchitect.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/blackWhiteKSGcloseup.jpg ()Experiencing the Profession from Two Unique Perspectives As a child Katherine knew two things for certain: she would become an architect, and she was not a boy. The path to architecture took her to the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee School of Architecture and then into several prestigious midwestern architectural firms. Katherine's first architectural project was programming and designing the Milwaukee Repertory Theatre Complex. The award-winning project was the result of intense workshops and benchmarking sessions with everyone of MRT's company members. The project also proved that a non-profit theatre group could be the corner stone of a larger mixed-use development. The principles, of inclusive design and understanding the projects impact on the greater community informed her design process for the Over the next 30+ years. She has remained focused on designing performing arts venues around the country and in 2013 she founded ORCHESTRA Design Studio, to create spaces that encourage social interactions, celebrate our diverse cultural experiences so we can find our common values and transcend our fear of the other. Becoming her true self was a more difficult journey. A major milestone in the journey was coming out at NATEAC 2016's session on Inclusive Gender Design . She knew that being surrounded by her peers was the best time to leave the closet. Her reward was overwhelming support and encouragement. Given her a newfound confidence, inner peace, and happiness. Since then, USITT, IAVM, AIA, the Medical College of Wisconsin, and several corporations have invited Katherine to present on transgender issues and the importance of supporting LGBT+ rights. She is looking forward to being part of the updated session Design for All Genders – Inclusive Design for Practitioners and Patrons at NATEAC 2021. This week at EntreArchitect Podcast, Experiencing the Profession from Two Unique Perspectives with Katherine Georgeson. Connect with Katherine at http://www.stagearch.com (StageArch.com), or check her out on https://www.linkedin.com/in/katherine-s-georgeson-faia-0675249 (LinkedIn). Please visit Our Platform Sponsors https://arcat.com (ARCAT) is the online resource delivering quality building material information, CAD details, BIM, Specs, and more… all for free. Visit ARCAT now and subscribe to http://arcat.com (ARCATECT Weekly and ARCATAlert). http://EntreArchitect.com/Freshbooks (Freshbooks) is the all in one bookkeeping software that can save your small architecture firm both time and money by simplifying the hard parts of running your own business. Try Freshbooks for 30 days for FREE at http://EntreArchitect.com/Freshbooks (EntreArchitect.com/Freshbooks). http://Infratech-USA.com/podcast (Infratech) outdoor electric heating systems have become the brand of choice for premium outdoor spaces among leading architects. Learn why Infratech is specified at the world's most prestigious properties and sign up for a free consultation http://Infratech-USA.com/podcast (here). Visit our Platform Sponsors today and thank them for supporting YOU… The EntreArchitect Community of small firm architects. The post https://entrearchitect.com/podcast/entrearch/experiencing-the-profession-from-two-unique-perspectives/ (EA424: Katherine Georgeson – Experiencing the Profession from Two Unique Perspectives) appeared first on https://entrearchitect.com (EntreArchitect // Small Firm Entrepreneur Architects).
We found our new bestie. Today we interview Ashley Peacock, who was first met through an IAVM region 6 meeting, to find out about the mass amount of amazing things she has done and is doing! Work, family, leashed cats.. and much more! SARAH, TJ, & ASHLEY CHAT ABOUT How Ashley got in to the Event/Venue Management/Hospitality industry. What Ashley's role is at her current job & what types of events they host. Favorite Events How Ashley got involved with IAVM? Hobbies...including video games Whataburger, H-E-B, & Taco Cabana Advice for eager event professionals RESOURCES AND LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: IAVM - https://www.iavm.org/ IAVM Region 6 - https://www.iavm.org/regions/region-6-meeting-overview ASM Global-Managed Cox Business Center - https://coxcentertulsa.com/ BOK Center arena - https://www.bokcenter.com/ Convention Sales Professionals International - https://www.cspionline.org/ International Association of Exhibitions & Events - https://www.iaee.com/ Ranch Rodeo - Amarillo -- https://wrca.org/wcrr Clown Shortage: https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/covid-in-ireland-clown-shortage-is-no-joke-gb0rqp0h3 https://stories.whataburger.com/dip-your-toe-into-the-culture-of-corpus-christi/ https://www.iavm.org/vms/vms-home CONNECT WITH US Website Facebook Twitter Instagram LinkedIn Spotify Apple Podcast Youtube
In the latest edition of Nerd Out, Dave is joined by nerdette Bridget Johnson, and nerd Joe Levy to take stock of what did and did not happen at the recent Justice for January 6th event in Washington D.C. and the preparedness lessons learned. Equally important is how could venues use those lessons to plan for the future. The team also looked at some of the root causes for the low attendance and why there may be a larger cause for concern. The merry band of nerds and nerdettes went through some fall-inspired quick hits all the while giving due credit to CISA for their bevy of resources to include the latest series: De-Escalation Series for Critical Infrastructure Owners and Operators (www.cisa.gov/publication/de-escalation-series). Dave Pounder is a Senior Risk Analyst for Gate. Twitter: @dpounder; email: david@gate15.global Joe Levy is the chairman of the International Associate of Venue Managers (IAVM) Venue Safety and Security Committee. In addition, Joe is the Chief Operating Officer at the Usdan Center for the Creative & Performing Arts. IAVM website https://www.iavm.org/ Venue Safety and Security committee contact information: vssc@iavm.org; LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joelevy1/ Bridget Johnson is the Managing Editor for Homeland Security Today. In addition her contributions on Homeland Security Today (hstoday.us), they are also running a series of webinars (Webinar signups, https://www.eventbrite.com/e/le-only-anti-government-extremists-who-they-are-how-to-combat-them-tickets-144507635227?aff=ebdsoporgprofile). Twitter: @BridgetCJ
This episode we chat with industry legend Kim Bedier, Director of Venues & Events for the City of Tacoma, including the iconic Tacoma Dome, one of the largest wood domed structures in the world. Hear about Kim's passions of promoting women in leadership roles, the importance of mentoring, and the value of career advancement through IAVM, the International Association of Venue Managers. From hunting for penguins at small venues in northern Canada, to opening Air Canada Centre (now Scotiabank Arena), Kim's career adventure has been lead by her willingness to embrace challenges, “say yes a lot,” and chase the next great adventure.Kim Bedier: LinkedInTacoma Dome: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram
After a a busy couple of weeks, the merry band of Nerdies gathered to discuss the latest news on the terrorism and extremist front and how misinformation has shaped so much of these advanced. The group started with Bridget's reporting of a new Al Qaeda message, which was followed with press reports extremist chatter and then the he National Terrorism Alert System Bulletin. These all gave the group an opportunity to talk to the risks to various locations, especially venues and the Commercial Facilities Sector. Next, the group transitioned to mis-information and how integral it was to both terrorist groups as well as domestic violent extremism. COVID dominated the last part of the discussion with Bridget sharing her personal story and loss before the group went through a rapid fire set of questions! But just like our favorite band of super-heroes, stay for the end credits and you might here about killer mosquitos. Dave Pounder is a Senior Risk Analyst for Gate. Twitter: @dpounder; email: david@gate15.global Joe Levy is the chairman of the International Associate of Venue Managers (IAVM) Venue Safety and Security Committee. In addition, Joe is the Chief Operating Officer at the Usdan Center for the Creative & Performing Arts. IAVM website https://www.iavm.org/ Venue Safety and Security committee contact information: vssc@iavm.org; LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joelevy1/ Bridget Johnson is the Managing Editor for Homeland Security Today. In addition her contributions on Homeland Security Today (hstoday.us), they are also running a series of webinars (Webinar signups, https://www.eventbrite.com/e/le-only-anti-government-extremists-who-they-are-how-to-combat-them-tickets-144507635227?aff=ebdsoporgprofile). Twitter: @BridgetCJ
In the latest episode of Nerd Out, Dave is joined by some old friends, Joe and Bridget, while they welcome in Amanda Mason to the panel where they discuss the latest series of reports from the FBI, the U.S. Senate, and from across the pond and the Manchester Arena bombing inquiry. They discuss the value of these type of reports, and the lessons that can be learned from the observations. Amanda then shares some of the insight from the January 6th incident from a first-hand view of the situation as it unfolded. After going through the reports and calling out some of the challenges highlighted the panel goes through a rapid fire session with questions ranging from security trends, ransomware (sorry Jen), and what the panel is reading or watching. The reports discussed include: Active Shooter Incidents 20-Year Review, 2000-2019 Examining the U.S. Capitol Attack: A Review of the Security, Planning, and Response Failures of January 6 Manchester Arena Inquiry Dave Pounder is a Senior Risk Analyst for Gate. Twitter: @dpounder; email: david@gate15.global Joe Levy is the chairman of the International Associate of Venue Managers (IAVM) Venue Safety and Security Committee. In addition, Joe is the Chief Operating Officer at the Usdan Center for the Creative & Performing Arts. IAVM website https://www.iavm.org/ Venue Safety and Security committee contact information: vssc@iavm.org; LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joelevy1/ Bridget Johnson is the Managing Editor for Homeland Security Today. In addition her contributions on Homeland Security Today (hstoday.us), they are also running a series of webinars (Webinar signups, https://www.eventbrite.com/e/le-only-anti-government-extremists-who-they-are-how-to-combat-them-tickets-144507635227?aff=ebdsoporgprofile). Twitter: @BridgetCJ Amanda Mason is currently serving as the Vice President of Intelligence for the Related Companies. Her role is to integrate information from various sources and bridge the gap of cyber threats, national security, local law enforcement, physical security and business intelligence. In her role, she provides threat information and solutions to the various subsidiaries under Related, which include Real Estate, Infrastructure, Manufacturing, Hospitality, and International Finance. She is also a reservist currently serving as the Director of Intelligence for the District of Columbia, Air National Guard. With over 24 years of service, Amanda has held various positions in the Intelligence and Special Operations Communities.
We are happy to be speaking to a highly respected icon in our industry today! Brad Mayne is the President and CEO of IAVM (International Association of Venue Managers). He has had a phenomenal career and is joining us today to talk about his experiences. In this episode, Brad shares his most cherished memories of the MetLife Stadium, explains what it was like to work with Mark Cuban, and talks about what he sees for the future of the meetings and events industry. We hope you enjoy listening to our interview with Brad Mayne today! Brad Mayne's bio: Brad Mayne is President and Chief Executive Officer of the International Association of Venue Managers (IAVM) and the IAVM Foundation. IAVM represents public venue professionals from around the globe. Professional members manage public assembly venues that are positive economic organizations within their communities. A diverse list of member venues includes arenas, convention centers, exhibit halls, performing arts centers, universities, stadiums, complexes, festivals, fairgrounds, amphitheaters, and race tracks. Under Mayne's leadership over the past five years, the IAVM has averaged 10% membership growth each year and has grown revenues by 35.5%. In collaboration with industry associations, IAVM has created initiatives that strengthen the industries we serve with partners VMA, AMEREF, IAEE, ESCA, DI, and ISSA. Initiatives include, but are not limited to safety and security, economic impact calculator, biohazard sanitation certification and diversity, equity, and inclusion. Active in the communities Mayne has resided in, he has served on the Board of Directors for DMOs, Super Bowl XLVIII, Cotton Bowl Classic, Sports Commissions, and Chambers of Commerce. Brad has vast management experience in professional sports venues including President & CEO, MetLife Stadium 2012-2016; President & CEO, American Airlines Center 1998-2012; and GM & Regional Manager, Honda Center, Ogden Entertainment 1991-1998. How it all started At the age of 14, Brad was selling hotdogs at the University of Utah football games. He met the people in the ticket office who were also doing lots of other events. They needed staff to sell tickets, so when Brad turned 16, they employed him to do that. He sold tickets at events that were hosted by the university but held at other venues. An apprenticeship and a degree Brad's dad wanted him to get a degree, but Brad wanted to be a plumber. So, he did an apprenticeship to be a plumber while studying for his degree at the University of Utah. A scholarship Brad's brother was the Assistant Baseball Coach and the Assistant Ticket Manager when Brad was at the age to go to university. So Brad got a scholarship to sell tickets in the ticket office for the Athletic Department. Placing advertisements During Brad's third year in college, he was asked to be responsible for placing all the advertisements to market their special events. A drop in compensation After four years of plumbing, Brad chose to take a big drop in compensation and start doing work related to his degree. Three arenas Brad was involved in the design and construction of three arenas. Favorite venue Brad got asked to be the CEO for a new Dallas arena, working for the owners of the Mavericks and the Stars. He was responsible for the financing, design, and construction, and for the opening and operation of what is now the American Airlines Center. Brad Mayne's impression of Mark Cuban Brad Mayne met Mark Cuban for the first time when he introduced himself to Mark just after the media announced that he had bought the Mavericks. Mark is very focused, and he is loyal to those who work for him. He did not sleep much, so Brad often got emails from him in the early hours of the morning. Mark gave Brad two tips for how he wanted him to run his company: If it ain't broke, break it. If everyone is thinking the same way, no one is thinking. Brad found Mark to be a very good person to work for. Brad Mayne's best MetLife Stadium memory Brad's best memory of running the MetLife Stadium was hosting the Super Bowl. Safety and security The whole ecosystem of meetings is large, so show organizers want to be safe and are risk-averse. Insurance for major catastrophes is expensive and hard to get. The Safety Act Certification is an insurance policy because it gives money coverage in the case of an attack. You have to put together a security plan to get the certification. Streaming When they were designing a building, Mark Cuban told Brad that if he was not building the building for future technologies, he was making a big mistake. Brad feels that the same thing applies to streaming versus broadcasting. People need to understand that if they are not in the streaming industry when it swings to become the dominant vehicle for showing their product, they will fall behind the rest. Hybrid meetings Brad believes that there will be a place for hybrid moving forward, so we need to embrace and understand it. Virtual meetings Brad had only five weeks to put his first virtual event, their annual conference, together. They recreated what they did live. Their members appreciated it and asked for more networking opportunities. Other members who could not afford the live event were grateful to attend it online. They felt that making the conference available online was the best thing that IAVM has ever done. Brad Mayne's suggestion for a strategic business plan Put a strategic business plan together for what you will do for people online and what you will be doing face-to-face moving forward. Do not be afraid to step forward and make something happen, Brad says. You can keep on improving things as you move ahead. The younger generation The new, younger generation coming into the business wants to flip the tables of who is in charge. So, prepare for that digitally, or else you could be in for a big awakening. Post-pandemic People need to realize that things will not go back to the way they were pre-pandemic. Operating a venue is not simple. The staff will have to be trained to operate specific venues and all the equipment, with safety protocols in place to keep everyone safe. Webinars The IAVM has been hosting webinars to inform people about how to hire people and discuss the available resources. Technology There are multiple technologies to speed up the process of getting people into buildings. Infrared scanning can check peoples' temperatures. Facial recognition is also coming into play. There is no question that AI will become important for business operations and potentially for event presentations. Data and data analytics The meetings and events industry has started turning to data-driven decisions. Getting hold of the data allows you to manage things and be successful. Reverse ATMs will become commonplace going forward. They will also supply data. Connect with Eric On LinkedIn On Facebook On Instagram On Website Connect with Brad Mayne On Website On LinkedIn On Twitter
We’re adding a new state to our adventures as Dave and Paul talk with Tammy Koolbeck based in Ames, Iowa who is the Executive Director for Stephens Auditorium, a multilevel theater at Iowa State University. Tammy is a standout in this industry and has truly done it all, from her time as past EAMC President from 1999-2004 to being past chair for the International Association of Venue Managers (IAVM), which she currently is still involved with today. In this episode she walks us through her career, and things that led her to where she is today. We get to hear about Tammy’s first EAMC 25 years ago in Las Vegas and the impact making connections at the conference has had in giving her not only lifelong friends all over the country, but something she looks forward to attending year after year. We discuss the importance of sharing ideas, mentorship, and our love of collaborating with like-minded individuals in live entertainment.
In the latest episode of Nerd Out, Dave and his merry band of nerdies, Bridget, Travis, and Joe, look at the latest news around the reopening and what organizations need to be on guard for as crowd sizes and capacity limits will test the ongoing health pandemic. Then the group looks at the way threat actors may respond. Will it be a target of opportunity or will new security measures be disruptive enough. Next, the panel looked at recent protests, and the potential for future protests (did people really forget about May Day!) and what ways they may change in a reopened world. Finally, what is the future of conspiracy theories and the movements that were charged over the past several years? The group then lightened it up a bit and went through some lightning round questions and discovered that the Snyder Cut really isn't a thing because no one particularly cared for it in the first place to even know it was a thing. Dave Pounder is a Senior Risk Analyst for Gate. Twitter: @dpounder; email: david@gate15.global Joe Levy is the chairman of the International Associate of Venue Managers (IAVM) Venue Safety and Security Committee. In addition, Joe is the Chief Operating Officer at the Usdan Center for the Creative & Performing Arts. IAVM website https://www.iavm.org/ Venue Safety and Security committee contact information: vssc@iavm.org; LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joelevy1/ Travis Moran is the Assistant Deputy Director, Critical Infrastructure Protection & Physical Security. Twitter: @dronin_on; email: tmoran@securecommunitynetwork.org Bridget Johnson is the Managing Editor for Homeland Security Today. In addition her contributions on Homeland Security Today (hstoday.us), they are also running a series of webinars (Webinar signups, https://www.eventbrite.com/e/le-only-anti-government-extremists-who-they-are-how-to-combat-them-tickets-144507635227?aff=ebdsoporgprofile). Twitter: @BridgetCJ
In this episode of The Gate 15 Interview, Andy Jabbour talks with Mark Herrera, Director of Education for the International Association of Venue Managers (IAVM; @IAVMWHQ). In this podcast we discuss a range of issues from the pandemic's impact to venues, to security and preparedness with broad applicability to all organizations - from venues to places of worship, and across events and facilities of all types. We discuss a wide range of issues from the impacts of COVID on venues and events, and what lies ahead in 2021, ideas on enhancing security through conflict management and professionalism, and lot more. Mark talks about the importance of “programming the mind through mental preparation” noting that, “the body will go where the mind has been, if the mind hasn't been there the body will not follow.” Mark is always full of great quotes. Some are shared below; listen to the conversation for more great insight and Herrera-isms! In the discussion we address: Mark's backstory IAVM The pandemic's impact to venues Where the venue community is going in 2021 Resetting security and the physical threat environment Organizational and personal security best practices And more! Mark Herrera: Herrera is the Director of Education & Life Safety for the International Association of Venue Managers and recognized as one of the 25 most influential leaders in the meetings and event industry. As part of his duties, Mark teaches Situational Awareness-Mindset training aimed at giving venues the tools to be safer and more secure. The training emphasizes on Exceptional Focus, Performance, and Control in Extreme Situations and Risk Mitigation through Guest Services Interjection. In addition, as the Director of Education for IAVM, Herrera represents the Department of Homeland Security Office of Infrastructure Protection through the Public Assembly Facility Sub-Sector Council. For Mark's complete bio, see below. Twitter: @IAVM_Herrera; LinkedIn; Instagram; Facebook. · IAVM on Twitter; LinkedIn; Instagram; Facebook. And learn about: · IAVM's Academy for Venue Safety and Security · IAVM's VenueConnect 2021, at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta, 02-05 Aug 2021
In the latest episode of Nerd Out, it was a five star day for Dave. First, you can hear him open up with his "Warrrrshington" versus President's Day poll (did you see what I did there), followed by the group getting into a discussion about behaviors and indicators of hostile events related to recent arrests and incidents in Singapore, Norway, and Minnesota, and the role that mental health plays a role into it. The team then looks at reporting such instances, before getting into the Florida Water breach and the ramifications as it highlights the various ways blended threats can have an impact to organizations. Unfortunately a real-time weather event prevented the group from getting into their lightning round (no pun intended considering the weather event), but not before Bridget was able to share her true feelings for a certain seven time Super Bowl winning quarterback. Joe Levy is the chairman of the International Associate of Venue Managers (IAVM) Venue Safety and Security Committee. In addition, Joe is the Chief Operating Officer at the Usdan Center for the Creative & Performing Arts. IAVM website https://www.iavm.org/ Venue Safety and Security committee contact information: vssc@iavm.org; LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joelevy1/ Travis Moran is the Assistant Deputy Director, Critical Infrastructure Protection & Physical Security. Twitter: @dronin_on; email: tmoran@securecommunitynetwork.org Bridget Johnson is the Managing Editor for Homeland Security Today. In addition her contributions on Homeland Security Today (hstoday.us), they are also running a series of webinars (Webinar signups, https://www.eventbrite.com/o/homeland-security-today-30028526516). Twitter: @BridgetCJ
IAVM’s Mark Herrera discusses how risk assessment is evolving. When it comes to identifying and reducing event security risks, planners must navigate a constantly shifting landscape. Health concerns around Covid-19 continue to dominate most event professionals’ concerns, but over the last month worries about disruptions from civil unrest have taken on growing importance. In Northstar’s recent PULSE Survey, a number of respondents mentioned, unsolicited, that civil unrest is an issue that’s impacting their events. To address these issues, we spoke with Mark Herrera, director of education for the International Association of Venue Managers. Herrera brings more than two decades of law enforcement experience to this role, and he draws on that to train managers who host large gatherings. In this episode of Eventful: The Podcast for Meeting Professionals, he discusses what the Jan. 6 attack at the Capitol could mean for venue security more broadly, as well as the strategies he teaches to help his members ensure that events are held safely. Herrera also will be a presenter at Northstar Meetings Group’s upcoming Back to Booking digital event, taking place on Feb. 23. Learn more at www.northstarmeetingsgroup.com/BacktoBooking See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In the latest Nerd Out podcast, Bridget, Joe and Travis join Dave to discuss the continued fallout from the 06 January events at Capitol Hill and what it means post-Inauguration. Here's a hint, we still need to be prepared for domestic terror groups and how they may spin events for their benefit. The group then looks at what 06 January means from a security perspective moving forward and what lessons can be learned. Joe Levy is the chairman of the International Associate of Venue Managers (IAVM) Venue Safety and Security Committee. In addition, Joe is the Chief Operating Officer at the Usdan Center for the Creative & Performing Arts. IAVM website https://www.iavm.org/ Venue Safety and Security committee contact information: vssc@iavm.org; LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joelevy1/ Travis Moran is the Assistant Deputy Director, Critical Infrastructure Protection & Physical Security. Twitter: @dronin_on; email: tmoran@securecommunitynetwork.org Bridget Johnson is the Managing Editor for Homeland Security Today. In addition her contributions on Homeland Security Today (hstoday.us), they are also running a series of webinars (Webinar signups, https://www.eventbrite.com/o/homeland-security-today-30028526516). Twitter: @BridgetCJ
In this year end Nerd Out Security Panel Discussion podcast, the gang takes a look at the events of 2020 and the impacts they had on individuals and organizations and attempted to pull out lessons to be learned as we get ready to kick off 2021. But before digging into the topics, Bridget shared some personal news related to the impacts of COVID. The group then built upon Bridget's moving account and discussed that while COVID obviously dominated the news, there were other security issues that caused disruptions and may have gone overlooked - or maybe not. The discussion then took a detour and went into some lighter, jovial discussions around food choices around the perfect holiday meal, the team passes out some security resolutions and reminders to focus on in the hope of starting 2021 on a better foot. Thanks to all the listeners and followers - 2020 gave us the opportunity to kick off this podcast channel and we look to keep security at the forefront of these discussions in 2021 and beyond! Happy holidays! Bridget's article can be found here: https://www.hstoday.us/subject-matter-areas/emergency-preparedness/my-mom-died-of-covid-19-and-disinformation-was-the-virus-accomplice/ Joe Levy is the chairman of the International Associate of Venue Managers (IAVM) Venue Safety and Security Committee. IAVM website https://www.iavm.org/ Venue Safety and Security committee contact information: vssc@iavm.org; LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joelevy1/ Travis Moran is the Assistant Deputy Director, Critical Infrastructure Protection & Physical Security. Twitter: @dronin_on; email: tmoran@securecommunitynetwork.org Bridget Johnson is the Managing Editor for Homeland Security Today. In addition her contributions on Homeland Security Today (hstoday.us), they are also running a series of webinars (Webinar signups, https://www.eventbrite.com/o/homeland-security-today-30028526516). Twitter: @BridgetCJ
Episode 068 - Future Event Industry Leader profile - an interview with Sarah Gurney Sarah Gurney is a 2020 recipient of the IAEE Helen Brett Scholarship awarded to outstanding individuals pursuing an education and career in the Exhibitions and Events Industry. Sarah Gurney is a senior at Johnson & Wales University majoring in Event Management. On campus, she is the president IAEE, the director of membership of LEA, and the Secretary of IAVM. Sarah's LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahcgurney/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahcgurney/) Sign up for the Trade Show University email newsletter and get a Free Gift! Just go to https://tradeshowu.biz/ (https://tradeshowu.biz/)
In the latest episode of the Nerd Out Security Panel Discussion podcast the gang reviews the election and what didn't happen and how lessons can be learned from that as well as looking at the current state of protests and how faith-based organizations have been on the front lines of support as well as taking up action. Then the panel looks at the current terrorism threat and how that could impact the upcoming holiday season for stores as well as faith-based organizations. In the lightning round, the panel shares pays tribute to the OG Chris Krebs for his handling of the election and dis/misinformation, as well as tackle other topics. Security expert Rob Yandow joins host Dave Pounder, Bridget Johnson and Joe Levy this month! Joe Levy is the chairman of the International Associate of Venue Managers (IAVM) Venue Safety and Security Committee. IAVM website https://www.iavm.org/ Venue Safety and Security committee contact information: vssc@iavm.org; LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joelevy1/ Rob Yandow is a security expert who is a former police officer and who works with the Faith-Based Information Sharing and Analysis Organization (FB-ISAO) and serves as the Co-Chair of their Business Resilience Group - website: https://faithbased-isao.org. Twitter: @RobYandow Bridget Johnson is the Managing Editor for Homeland Security Today. In addition her contributions on Homeland Security Today (hstoday.us), they are also running a series of webinars (Webinar signups, https://www.eventbrite.com/o/homeland-security-today-30028526516). Twitter: @BridgetCJ
The Nerd Out Security Panel tackles the latest terrorist incidents in France as well as the disrupted plot in Michigan. There are a lot of valuable lessons learned from these incidents, as well as the recent revelations from the 2017 Manchester concert bombing. The group then goes rapid fire through some security topics to include concerns through the end of the year, security issues we may not be talking about, Edward Snowden, Magnum PI, Spencer for Hire and more. Joe Levy is the chairman of the International Associate of Venue Managers (IAVM) Venue Safety and Security Committee. IAVM website https://www.iavm.org/ Venue Safety and Security committee contact information: vssc@iavm.org; LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joelevy1/ Travis Moran is the Vice President of Operations at Welund North America. Twitter: @dronin_on; email: travis.moran@welund.com Bridget Johnson is the Managing Editor for Homeland Security Today. In addition her contributions on Homeland Security Today (hstoday.us), they are also running a series of webinars (Webinar signups, https://www.eventbrite.com/o/homeland-security-today-30028526516). Twitter: @BridgetCJ
From taking the featured photos of John Oates Book (Hall and Oates) and Adam Savage of Mythbusters, to photographing 900+ unique artists, and winning IAVM 30 Under 30 Award for his marketing efforts, Concert Photographer, Director of Marketing, and my long-time friend, Matt Christine has an incredible wealth of experience and information. We covered many topics, including: Taking Your Passion and Turning It Into A Career 10 Years of Photographing 900+ Unique Artists Marketing in Minor League Hockey Top Traits of a Great Photographer Much, Much More! Check out Matt's Page: https://mattchristine.com/about-contact Like the show? Subscribe to the email: https://mailchi.mp/a71e58dacffb/welcome-to-the-20-podcast-community I want your feedback! Reach out to 20percentpodcastquestions@gmail.com, or find me on LinkedIn (Tyler Meckes). If you know anyone who would benefit from this show, share it along! If you know of anyone who would be great to interview, please drop me a line! Enjoy the show!
On this month's Nerd Out! Security Panel Discussion, Dave Pounder hosts Joe Levy, Bridget Johnson and Travis Moran to talk about venue security and what it means in the coming months with the upcoming election and various outdoor events. The group also talks about drones, wildfires, and touches on National Insider Threat Awareness Month (https://www.cdse.edu/itawareness/index.html#0). Joe Levy is the chairman of the International Associate of Venue Managers (IAVM) Venue Safety and Security Committee. IAVM website https://www.iavm.org/ Venue Safety and Security committee contact information: vssc@iavm.org LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joelevy1/ Travis Moran is the Vice President of Operations at Welund North America. Twitter: @dronin_on Bridget Johnson is the Managing Editor for Homeland Security Today. In addition her contributions on Homeland Security Today (hstoday.us), they are also running a series of webinars (Webinar signups, https://www.eventbrite.com/o/homeland-security-today-30028526516). Twitter: @BridgetCJ
Guests: Clayton Neville, Westwood One News Correspondent, On to discuss Hurricane Laura. John Lott, President of the Crime Prevention Research Center, On to discuss night two of the Republican National Convention. Frank Buckley, Professor at George Mason University's Scalia Law School, On to discuss night two of the RNC. Mark Herrera, Director of Education and Life Safety at IAVM, On to discuss hurricane preparedness. And ... Your thoughts on night two of the RNC. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Promoter 101 # 93 - IAVM’s Venue Connect 2018 - Promoter / Agent Panel CAA’s Brian Hill, APA’s Ralph James, Emporium Presents’ Jason Zink, Frank Productions’ Charlie Goldstone & Live Nations’ Emmanuel Patterson Direct Link: Spotify: https://is.gd/T5SPEC ← JUST ADDED Email: steiny@promoter101.net Tweet the Guys: https://twitter.com/Promoters101 Tweet Dan: https://twitter.com/TheJew Tweet Luke: https://twitter.com/wlukepierce Follow us on iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/promoter101-29260148/ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/steinypromoter101/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/promoter101 Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/promoter101 Website: http://www.promoter101.net/ itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/promoter101/id1163910658?mt=2 Google Music: https://is.gd/onEmSt Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/promoter101?refid=stpr Tumbler: http://promoter101.tumblr.com/ Spreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/user/promoter101 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/promoter101 Edited by Connor Merritt - Connor@EmporiumPresents.com
Promoter 101 # 93 - IAVM’s Venue Connect 2018 - Promoter / Agent Panel CAA’s Brian Hill, APA’s Ralph James, Emporium Presents’ Jason Zink, Frank Productions’ Charlie Goldstone & Live Nations’ Emmanuel PattersonDirect Link: Spotify: https://is.gd/T5SPEC ← JUST ADDEDEmail: steiny@promoter101.netTweet the Guys: https://twitter.com/Promoters101Tweet Dan: https://twitter.com/TheJewTweet Luke: https://twitter.com/wlukepierceFollow us on iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/promoter101-29260148/Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/steinypromoter101/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/promoter101Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/promoter101Website: http://www.promoter101.net/itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/promoter101/id1163910658?mt=2Google Music: https://is.gd/onEmStStitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/promoter101?refid=stprTumbler: http://promoter101.tumblr.com/Spreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/user/promoter101YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/promoter101Edited by Connor Merritt - Connor@EmporiumPresents.com
Alexis and Shelley chat with Mr. Juan Rodriguez, Executive Vice President/General Manager of BBVA Compass Stadium in Houston about how local venue managers helped their community during and after Hurricane Harvey.
Alexis Berggren, General Manager of the Old National Events Plaza and Shelley Ellis, General Manager of the Visalia Convention Center discuss the many benefits of IAVM’s group membership program with special guests Justin Aquino, Event Manager for Utah Valley Convention Center and Gina Brydson, IAVM’s Director of Membership.
My guest today, on the confidence inspiring Join Up Dots free podcast interview is a man who at his core understands that true business success is built by making the experience that customers feel, as good as humanly possible. Take a look at all the big boys, Amazon, Apple, Virgin to name just three, all have a background on providing what will make the customer truly satisfied (even if the customer doesn't know they want it at first.) He is the owner of Triple R Marketing, where with over 20 years' experience in Marketing and Sales, he has helped small local businesses and brand-name Fortune 500 companies alike become leaders in their industry. He has worked alongside world-renowned author and sales expert Jeffrey Gitomer, and has helped businesses promote their products at high-profile events such as the Sport Emmy Awards, although never once losing sight of the small things that make such a big difference to his customers. Such as the astonishing tale of buying a complete caramel shop from closing for business, simply because his customers loved the handmade caramel packs that had quickly became a key part of his business. When he got word that the store was closing, the entrepreneur in him kicked in. He knew he had to reach an agreement with Fischer to keep the caramels available for everyone and in January of 2016 he took over as the new owner of Joan's Caramels. And if that isn't enough on his plate, he developed an app called Fanvious that allows food and merchandise to be delivered to your seat while at a sporting event or concert. And with the success of the app he has been featured on the weekly television program Inside Indiana and also spoke at the IAVM 2015 Arena Management Conference on the ‘New Technology for Improved Fan Engagement.' So what is it that excites him most invention, or satisfaction? Is it the creation or how his customers respond to his work that gets him out of bed with a spring in his step? Well let's find out as we bring onto the show to start joining up dots with the one and only Mr. Matt Rudelinger. Show Highlights During the show we discussed such weighty topics with Matt Ruedlinger such as: Why he feels it is so important to allow free-time within his business to be there for his family, which is a core value of starting his entrepreneurial route in the first place. Why being satisfied by the service that we receive as a customer is now the absolute minimum that we should expect from a business. Which makes it harder and harder to create viral word of mouth support. Why Matt loves the metaphor that there is a reason why the front windscreen to a car is a lot bigger than the rear. As it's only what's in front that truly matters in life. and lastly…. If you are going to close down your business then always think "How will my customers react to this" and if you think they wont be happy, then find another way of operating.
Alexis Berggren, Director of Event Services at the New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, and Shelley Ellis, General Manager of the Visalia Convention Center discuss the IAVM Mentor Connector program with guests, Kathryn Carlson, CVP with the American Airlines Center, McKenzie Rowley with NRG Park & Andrea Smalls with the Georgia International Convention Center.
As Founder and CEO of the marketing firm Triple R Marketing, Matt has been described as “highly creative with an unparalleled understanding of service”. With over 20 years’ experience in Marketing and Sales, Matt has helped small-local businesses and brand-name Fortune 500 companies alike become leaders in their industry. He has worked alongside world-renowned author and sales expert Jeffrey Gitomer, and has helped businesses promote their products at high-profile events such as the Sport Emmy Awards.He has been featured on the weekly television program Inside Indiana and also spoke at the IAVM 2015 Arena Management Conference on the ‘New Technology for Improved Fan Engagement.’When Matt is not at the office or traveling for work, he continues to wear or buy anything to do with Superman. He is a devoted marketing nerd that enjoys running, superhero movies and vacation with his family.Learn more: www.triplermarketing.comInfluential Influencers with Mike Saundershttp://businessinnovatorsradio.com/influential-entrepreneurs-with-mike-saunders/
As Founder and CEO of the marketing firm Triple R Marketing, Matt has been described as “highly creative with an unparalleled understanding of service”. With over 20 years’ experience in Marketing and Sales, Matt has helped small-local businesses and brand-name Fortune 500 companies alike become leaders in their industry. He has worked alongside world-renowned author and sales expert Jeffrey Gitomer, and has helped businesses promote their products at high-profile events such as the Sport Emmy Awards.He has been featured on the weekly television program Inside Indiana and also spoke at the IAVM 2015 Arena Management Conference on the ‘New Technology for Improved Fan Engagement.’When Matt is not at the office or traveling for work, he continues to wear or buy anything to do with Superman. He is a devoted marketing nerd that enjoys running, superhero movies and vacation with his family.Learn more: www.triplermarketing.comInfluential Influencers with Mike Saundershttp://businessinnovatorsradio.com/influential-entrepreneurs-with-mike-saunders/
This week Dave talks with Kurt Seifried about CVE, DWF, and why Red Hat not only thinks about stuff like this, but does something about it. CVE Red Hat’s CVE database Red Hat’s OVAL information Red Hat’s IAVM mapper OpenSCAP and SCAP integration with Satellite Hackers build alternative to ‘flawed’ CVE bug ID system Distributed Weakness Filing (DWF) System announcement DWF What’s the best way to learn more? Red Hat Security Blog Open a support case secalert@redhat.com We Give Thanks Kurt Seifried for being our special guest star! Special Guest: Kurt Seifried.
As Founder and CEO of the marketing firm Triple R Marketing,Matt has been described as “highly creative with an unparalleledunderstanding of service”. With over 20 years’ experience inMarketing and Sales, Matt has helped small-local businesses andbrand-name Fortune 500 companies alike become leaders in theirindustry. He has worked alongside world-renowned author and salesexpert Jeffrey Gitomer, and has helped businesses promote theirproducts at high-profile events such as the Sport Emmy Awards.In this Episode, you will discover that Matt and Shawn, both arefan of a wonderful coach and person, and she is, Jaime(Tardy) Masters (Best Selling Author and Coach at The EventualMillionaire) Matt’s vision of Triple R Marketing is key to his core beliefand operating principles, driving him to create distinguishedcustomer experiences, “Customer experiences are not planned basedon data, they happen when you empower the right people who lovewhat they do, and I love what I do.”As a leader in the industry, Matt has been asked to speak atwide range of organizations including, but not limited to, HamiltonCo Sports Summit, International Association of Venue Managers,Indiana State Fair Association, and the Sports Indiana EducationSession on topics of search engine optimization, social media, andcustomer experiences.Customer experience is integral to his work. He believessatisfied customer are not a level of success, as beingsatisfied is the bare minimum we will accept in today’s socialworld. With this customer-centric business philosophy, businessacumen and commitment to rapid, reliable results he and his staffhave retained over 96% of his customers.He is also a successful serial entrepreneur. For years,Ruedlinger had given his clients Joan’s Caramels on their birthdaysand was met with tremendous positive response. Clients loved thepersonal touch of receiving caramels and Ruedlinger was able toform many friendships through his sincere gesture. The homemadecaramels quickly became a key part of Ruedlinger’s business. Whenhe got word that the store was closing, the entrepreneur in himkicked in. He knew he had to reach an agreement with Fischer tokeep the caramels available for everyone. In January of 2016,Ruedlinger took over as the new owner of Joan’s Caramels. Havingthe ability to brand products to put the caramels in, has added anadditional layer to set Triple R Marketing apart from theircompetition. He also developed an app called Fanvious that allowsfood and merchandise to be delivered to your seat while at asporting event or concert. With the success of the app he has beenfeatured on the weekly television program Inside Indiana and alsospoke at the IAVM 2015 Arena Management Conference on the ‘NewTechnology for Improved Fan Engagement.’When Matt is not at the office or traveling for work, hecontinues to wear or buy anything to do with Superman. He is adevoted marketing nerd that enjoys running, superhero movies andvacation with his family. https://triplermarketing.com/ http://wgl.fm/ http://mediaauthorityshawnchhabra.com/ http://www.authoritycollege.com/ http://press.authoritycollege.com/ http://shawnchhabra.com/http://www.mediaauthorityshawnchhabra.com/ https://laptopuniverse.com/http://itparts.com/
Paula Yancey became President of PC Sports in 2010. She is recognized throughout the sports design and construction industry as the consummate professional. She is active in industry groups such as IAVM and has been active as a speaker to various industry trade organizations and community groups My conversation today with Paula Portz, President of PC Sports is interesting for a couple different reasons. One, she embodies what it means to stay the course, grow within a career field, and continually take on higher levels of responsibility. The second is, this is no “typical” career field. Imagine being a successful woman in two male dominated career fields; construction and the sports industry! In 2011 Paula was named a “Game Changer” by The Sports Business Journal, and is again being recognized by the Sports Business Journal's inaugural list of “Power Players: The Minds Behind Design and Development” in today's issue. While I have talked with a lot of people who have taken great risks and tried to outrace everyone to get where they are, there is a lot to say about maintaining your focus, knowing what you want, and growing both personally and professionally into that vision. Best Advice: The worst that could happen is you fail. You can regroup and try again. But, the worst is that you didn't try at all. The one thing you know to be true: The person that you are will always come back to you. If you are honest and truthful and fair, that will come back to you. For the blog on this interview go to: www.innernorthstar.com
Paula Yancey became President of PC Sports in 2010. She is recognized throughout the sports design and construction industry as the consummate professional. She is active in industry groups such as IAVM and has been active as a speaker to various industry trade organizations and community groups My conversation today with Paula Portz, President of PC Sports is interesting for a couple different reasons. One, she embodies what it means to stay the course, grow within a career field, and continually take on higher levels of responsibility. The second is, this is no “typical” career field. Imagine being a successful woman in two male dominated career fields; construction and the sports industry! In 2011 Paula was named a “Game Changer” by http://www.sportsbusinessdaily.com/Journal.aspx (The Sports Business Journal), and is again being recognized by the Sports Business Journal's inaugural list of “Power Players: The Minds Behind Design and Development” in today's issue. While I have talked with a lot of people who have taken great risks and tried to outrace everyone to get where they are, there is a lot to say about maintaining your focus, knowing what you want, and growing both personally and professionally into that vision. Best Advice: The worst that could happen is you fail. You can regroup and try again. But, the worst is that you didn’t try at all. The one thing you know to be true: The person that you are will always come back to you. If you are honest and truthful and fair, that will come back to you. For the blog on this interview go to: http://www.innernorthstar.com (www.innernorthstar.com) Support this podcast
This week, Dave and Gunnar talk to Dave Sirrine, Technical Account Manager and delightful human being. Welcome Dave! Mmmm… Cookies FTW and Because BACON! What is a TAM? We’re hiring by the way Check out the Customer Portal’s Red Hat Access Labs like the IAVM to CVE mapper! CLI based cve mapper written in Python – cvewatch Red Hat Certificate System, Red Hat Directory Server, and Identity Management Dealing with angry people We Give Thanks Dave Sirrine for joining us on the show today!
This week Dave and Gunnar talk about containers, Project Atomic, Containers, RHEL 7, Containers, RHEV 3.4, and DockerDockah. Subscribe via RSS or iTunes. United joins Delta with point per dollar spent, not miles flown. Animals. Text STOP to 48369 to quit iMessage Standing desks are passé: More Office Workers Switching To Fetal Position Desks Feedly and Evernote Go Down As Attackers Demand Ransom This week in vendor abandonment: Netflix Will Shut Down Public API Support For Third-Party Developers On November 14 What Are You Talking About? The Cloud Edition on July 16 Defense in Depth 2014 on July 30 Lowering Cost of Government IT on August 21 Lauren’s new Raspberry Pi project’s maiden voyage: Impossible Deceptions, Charles Peachock & Jason Alan Magic on August 23 Dave’s new article: How Linux containers can solve a problem for DOD virtualization Major Hayden on CoreOS v. Atomic Getting started with Docker Dockah, dockah, dockah. IAVM to CVE mapper in the Red Hat Customer Portal RHEL 7 is out and already in evaluation for Common Criteria! RHEV 3.4 is out! A Customer We Like: The Broad Moving to open source? 5 years worth of anticipated savings will be swallowed by exit costs of proprietary software New DOD Acquisition in NDAA “it’s complicated” Cutting Room Floor Tom Lee on Internet of Things: “It was unclear why your boss was paying for you to get drunk at SXSWi but he was and it was awesome and everything was surely about to change.” Partially Examined Life Austin gets a Container Bar. Get it? Hawaii 5-0 Drum Fill This week in cognitive surplus: Star Wars in alphabetical order Um, no: A Brilliant Double-Decker Armrest That Would Make Flying Less Hellish We Give Thanks Major Hayden for teaching about the differences between CoreOS and Atomic
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