Podcasts about industry development

An interview with David Van Daff, Vice President, Industry Development and Public Affairs at National Academy of Sports MedicineWe are consistently trying to prepare, coach and motivate our professionals to achieve success in the space. That, to me, is, is more of that professionalism, not just standard certification, but really continually be side by side education, tools and resources to help you in your career. Be an effective fitness professional. Do things with evidence based programming, safety and efficacy.David Van DaffHealth & fitness industry entranceIndustry evolution Industry staffing and development challengesPreparing health & fitness professionals to achieve successCreating comprehensive programs to help people look and feel betterContributing to the greater goodFinding the fun in physical activityEducating health & fitness professionalsBenefits of a strategic advisory boardhttps://www.movetolivemore.com/https://www.movetolivemore.com/bookhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/move-to-live-more@MovetoLiveMore

The American Hotel and Lodging Association Foundation continues to do work on helping grow leaders within the industry. Anna Blue, President, of AHLA Foundation discusses the great opportunities the AHLA Foundation is providing in 2025.

The American Hotel and Lodging Association Foundation continues to do work on helping grow leaders within the industry. Anna Blue, President, of AHLA Foundation discusses the great opportunities the AHLA Foundation is providing in 2025.

In this episode, our Industry Development and Insights Director, Marie-Clare Puffett connects with Alessandra Rossi, Global Ad Intel Product Strategy Leader at Nielsen to unpack key findings from Nielsen's H1 2024 Advertising Media Spend Report. They discuss what the data reveals about advertisers' priorities in the first half of 2024, explore the untapped potential and emerging platforms shaping the European advertising landscape, and predict how advertising spend in EMEA will evolve over the next 12 months.

Find out more about the Women in Retail Media Collective: Website: https://wrmcollective.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/women-in-retail-media-collective/ The industry is changing, with the emergence of digital making a huge impact across the board. So what better way to go deep into this than with the digital advertising and marketing industry association in Europe, The IAB? In this episode, we welcome their Industry development and Insights Director, Marie-Clare Puffett, to cover the following: The IAB's role as an industry association that brings Brands, Retailers and Agencies together How Marketing has changed in the last 10 years becoming more accountable Defining Retail Media and creating a Glossary for it Bringing people together to create some standard industry metrics Key growth stats Different development speeds in Europe More: Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fmcgguys/   Follow us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/fmcgguys/  Audio Mixing by Rodrigo Chávez Voice Acting by Jason Martorell Parsekian

In this episode, our Industry Development & Insights Director, Marie-Clare Puffett and Bianca Hall, Senior Insight Director at SMG unpack the need for measurement standards in Retail Media, exploring how Retail Media Networks (RMNs) and buyers can support standardisation efforts. They discuss the challenges of implementing these standards, the tools needed to accelerate progress, and the future of evolving standards to meet industry needs.Find out more about IAB Europe's measurement standards here.

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This week, our Industry Development & Insights Director, Marie-Clare Puffett, chats with Tanguy Le Falher, Head of Retail Partnerships at Unlimitail, about revolutionising Retail Media Networks (RMNs). They explore the key drivers shaping the future of RMNs, the transformative role of technology, and how these networks will evolve beyond just in-store and online opportunities.

In this episode, IAB Europe's Industry Development & Insights Director Marie-Clare Puffett joins forces with Jason Wescott, Global Head of Commerce Solutions at GroupM Nexus and Chair of IAB Europe's Retail Media Committee, to delve into the evolving landscape of Retail Media from a buy-side perspective. They explore the motivations driving increased buy-side investment in this space, uncover key challenges and barriers, and discuss what buyers are truly seeking from Retail Media. Whether you're on the buy-side or sell-side, this conversation offers valuable insights into the future of Retail Media.

Professional associations provide specialized learning solutions across their member organizations presenting a variety of opportunities and challenges. Cathy Butler, the EVP of Talent, Equity, and Learning Solutions at the 4A's (American Association of Advertising Agencies), explains how the association adds value to its members through comprehensive and innovative training programs.  Show Notes:4A's Cathy Butler shares the importance of fostering a learning culture that goes beyond traditional training and development. She offers many key points in her interview. Build a Holistic Learning Culture: Deliver learning offerings that provide professional development to individuals while advancing member organizations.Establish Comprehensive Training Programs: The 4A's offers a wide range of training programs, from early career development and new manager training to certification programs in specialized areas like media and Generative AI. These programs are designed to meet the varied needs of their members and adapt to industry changes.Generative AI Certification: The 4A's has introduced a certification program for Generative AI, reflecting the growing demand for skills in this area. The program includes self-paced learning,live instruction, and networking with a peer cohort providing a comprehensive learning experience that caters to different learning styles.Create Innovative Business Models: To address underutilization of training programs, the 4A's is piloting a subscription model that offers unlimited access to a selection of training programs. This model aims to provide flexibility and encourage more frequent use of training resources by members.Integrate Talent, Equity, and Learning: Cathy Butler's role at the 4A's integrates talent development, equity, and learning . This approach emphasizes creating inclusive environments that address the career development needs of diverse groups, fostering a more equitable industry.Powered by Learning earned Awards of Distinction in the Podcast/Audio and Business Podcast categories from The Communicator Awards and a Silver Davey Award for Educational Podcast. The podcast is also named to Feedspot's Top 40 L&D podcasts and Training Industry's Ultimate L&D Podcast Guide. Learn more about d'Vinci at www.dvinci.com. Follow us on LinkedInLike us on Facebook

OPINION: Cayetano pushes for Gas Industry Development Act| July 5, 2024Subscribe to The Manila Times Channel - https://tmt.ph/YTSubscribeVisit our website at https://www.manilatimes.netFollow us:Facebook - https://tmt.ph/facebookInstagram - https://tmt.ph/instagramTwitter - https://tmt.ph/twitterDailyMotion - https://tmt.ph/dailymotionSubscribe to our Digital Edition - https://tmt.ph/digitalCheck out our Podcasts:Spotify - https://tmt.ph/spotifyApple Podcasts - https://tmt.ph/applepodcastsAmazon Music - https://tmt.ph/amazonmusicDeezer: https://tmt.ph/deezerStitcher: https://tmt.ph/stitcherTune In: https://tmt.ph/tuneinSoundcloud: https://tmt.ph/soundcloud#TheManilaTimes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Thanks to our Partners, AAPEX, NAPA TRACS, and Automotive Management Network Recorded at the 21st annual TST Big Event, Robert Kenny Jr shares his journey from technician to mobile diagnostician and educator. Discussions cover the challenges of technician retention, fair compensation, and the shift towards electric vehicles (EVs). Robert Kenney Jr., Ampd Auto Diagnostic Solutions, and instructor at Hudson Valley Community College. Show Notes Robert Kenny Jr.'s Career (00:01:03) Overview of Kenny's career and his transition to entrepreneurship. Starting a Shop (00:02:24) Kenny's journey to opening his shop and the obstacles he encountered. Technician Training (00:03:20) The significance of training for technicians and its industry effects. Education and Industry Development (00:03:59) Kenny's role in automotive industry education and growth. Mobile Diagnostic Business Growth (00:06:43) The development of Kenny's mobile diagnostic service and its influence on small shops. Balancing Roles (00:08:00) The challenge of juggling teaching, diagnostics, and shop management. Technician Pay Issues (00:10:03) The problem of technician compensation and its effect on new talent. Accountability and Mentorship (00:11:17) The role of accountability and guidance in business growth. Admitting Failure (00:12:31) The difficulty of acknowledging mistakes and seeking assistance in the field. Mobile Diagnostician Benefits (00:14:16) Advantages of working as a traveling mobile diagnostician. Labor Rate Comparison (00:16:09) Analyzing labor rates and their significance in the industry. Flat Rate System Comparison (00:22:51) Contrasting flat rate systems in various shop types and their technician impact. EV Standards Development (00:24:19) Participation in setting electric vehicle charging standards and curriculum updates. EV Technology Importance (00:25:44) The significance and progress of electric vehicle technology in the sector. Training Importance (00:27:05) The consequences of inadequate training on businesses and the demand for specialists. Robert's Mobile Diagnostic Experience (00:32:12) Kenney shares his enjoyment and insights from his mobile diagnostic venture and time at Gill's Garage. Educational Programs and EV Training (00:32:17) Discussion on Hudson Valley Community College's programs and Bronx Community College's EV class development. Thanks to our Partners, AAPEX, NAPA TRACS, and Automotive Management Network Set your sights on Las Vegas in 2024. Mark your calendar now … November 5th-7th, 2024. AAPEX - Now more than ever. And don't miss the next free AAPEX webinar. Register now at http://AAPEXSHOW.COM/WEBINAR NAPA TRACS will move your shop into the SMS fast lane with onsite training and six days a week of support and local representation. Find NAPA TRACS on the Web at http://napatracs.com/ Get ready to grow your business with the Automotive Management Network: Find on the Web at

Robert Hoban, Chair, Cannabis Practice, Clark Hill discusses the current state of cannabis legalization and industry development. We also discuss recent halts in licensing due to court decisions and Robert sharing his firm's expansion into the European Union. We also highlight discussed difficulties faced in New York's licensing process, challenges in social equity licensing, and legal and regulatory obstacles. We also debate the impact of scheduling marijuana on businesses and public health, weighting potential benefits while raising concerns..Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

This is the final episode of ‘What on Earth...' for now. Over the summer break we did a strategic review and we've decided to take a break for now- we've covered the key issues many times and a short break will give provide an opportunity for the issues to develop before we re-analyse. The good news is the monthly ‘What on Earth….' will be replaced by a new monthly podcast addressing the broad issues of Industry Development and Industry Policy. Stay tuned. In this last episode, Paul is unavailable so James and Tennant look at the year ahead in the transition to the post carbon Australia. • Tennant gives a detailed review of the UN Climate Conference in Dubai, what he learnt by attending and what it means for Australai. • The two discuss the Federal Government plans for a Climate Related Final Disclosure reporting process. • The proposal for Fuel Efficiency Standard for Australia and National Emission Targets. • And much more. It's a fascinating episode and well worth the listen. Thank you for your ongoing support of our program. It's been a pleasure to bring you our opinions and analysis. Let's talk again, soon.

Alliance Française de Singapour invites you to immerse in the world of fashion at “La Veste” exhibition, a part of the French Excellence programme, Couture. Explore the artistry of the male blazer by renowned France-based and inspired fashion houses from the likes of Dior, Givenchy, Louis Vuitton, Yves Saint Laurent, and more.  Showcasing 42 men's blazers from law professor and fashion photographer David Tan's collection, La Veste offers a captivating exploration into the evolution of masculine fashion throughout French history. Fabian Forni, Executive Director of Alliance Française de Singapour and Leonard Choo, Director of Industry Development, Singapore Fashion Council and Curator, La Veste shares more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Elliot, Luke, Charlie and Ceri Hutton the Director of Industry Development & Programs at the Interactive Games & Entertainment Association as they talk through this years Melbourne International Games... LEARN MORE The post Checkpoint MIGW Recap with special guest Ceri Hutton! appeared first on Checkpoint.

Today on the Take on Board podcast I'm speaking with Fi Slaven about governance, technology and risk.Fi is on the boards of Austin Health, Chair of the Spinal Research Institute and Crime Stoppers Victoria. She has previously been on the board of Vic ICT for Women. Fi is a diversity, inclusion, equality, and technology enthusiast, which she actively promotes through her roles as Director for William Buck Victoria and NED Board roles. Fi has had an exciting career path, that includes roles like Intensive Care Nurse, Director of Nursing, National CIO and Australian ICT Woman of the Year. In short, Fi genuinely loves working with people and enacting change.Links and ResourcesFi Slaven on LinkedInThe Secure BoardHannah Browne, Founder and Managing Director of MidnyteMichelle Shepherd, Manager, Strategy and Industry Development, VicScreenGo Girl, Go for ITNavigating the Voice referendumFirst Nations Identity Strain and Cultural Load at WorkUpcoming TOB EventsAll eventsYou might want to:Join the Take on Board Facebook communityJoin the Take on Board LinkedIn communityFollow along on TwitterWork with meJoin the Take on Board: Kickstarter group programJoin the Take on Board: Accelerator group programFind out more about meContact me Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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In this episode, Aviva Steinberger takes us through a journey of self-discovery and empowerment, sharing her insights on embracing authenticity, cultivating meaningful change, and finding balance across different aspects of life. Through her journey, Aviva inspires us to unleash our full potential and live with purpose.  Aviva Steinberger is the Director of Innovation Diplomacy at Start-Up Nation Central. In May 2023, SNC co-hosted with their Moroccan partner CPR, a 3 day event at Marrakesh which brought together women from Bahrain, Benin, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Kenya, Morocco, Nigeria, Palestine, South Africa, Sudan, United Arab Emirates, the United States, and others, focused on the shared challenges faced in the Middle East and Africa. In 2009, Aviva was the Director of World Trade Center Business Recovery and Industry Development at the NY State Governor's office responsible for the economic development and recovery efforts to revitalize lower Manhattan after 9/11, allocating $800M in funds to more than 14,000 businesses. Aviva's experience in business, government and non-profit helped to forge her passion for collaborating across boundaries and appreciate the potential of unlikely partnerships.  References: Check out episode 32 "I am Remarkable" with Dona Raz Levy from Google!  Also do not miss episode 6 "Embracing the Power Of Vulnerability" Let's connect- Contact us on Linkedin or Instagram: Aviva on Linkedin  Manal on Linkedin and instagram (@manalbernoussi). More info on Women Connect to Innovate here. You can find photos from the experience on my instagram account.  

The workshop was held in partnership with the Moonah Arts Centre and supported by The Australian Council for the Arts.

The workshop was held in partnership with the Moonah Arts Centre and supported by The Australian Council for the Arts.

In this episode, the conversation focuses on meat eating quality. The discussions are with Bruce McConachie, QMS's Head of Industry Development and Dan Gilmour, a third generation butcher from East Lothian.  For the red meat sector to be able to meet the challenges of a global marketplace improving the eating quality and consistency of our red meat is essential. This podcast gives a great insight into QMS's Meat Eating Quality report, which is encouraging the red meat sector to discuss how Scotland might change its determining the consistency of how meat tastes, eats and cooks. The work was carried out by Birnie Consultancy and points to a number of key themes that affect the eating quality of a piece of meat, and why it matters.

Bill Risser and Stuart Sim discussed the importance of technology in the real estate industry, including user adoption, onboarding, and team performance tracking. Despite growing up in Montreal and being a fan of the Bruins, Stuart is now a fan of the Seattle Kraken. They discussed the need for agents to be well-educated on real estate sites, the importance of local knowledge, and the need to provide good content to the consumer. Companies like Chime and EXP are providing educational resources to help agents stay competitive, and goal setting and planning for the upcoming year was also discussed. With technology becoming increasingly important in the real estate industry, Bill and Stuart discussed the need for agents to embrace technology in order to stay competitive and provide good content to their customers.(00:33:29) Goal Setting for 2021(00:22:37) Team Adoption Strategies(00:28:11) Embrace Technology(00:05:30) Real Estate Technology(00:11:08) Tech Startups Struggles(00:16:43) Real Estate Technologyhttps://chimeinc.comhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfwsOqwKEvDFd9FQ27P3JIAhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/chime-crm/TRANSCRIPT00:00:00 - Stuart SimIt's our job as technology companies to provide them with the training and information about the product that gives them the confidence to actually adopt it and not just a user count, but also the percentage of the product they use. So, you know, if you're if you're only using 25% of a CRM, 75% of the value of that CRM is going out the door.00:00:24 - Bill RisserYou're listening to the Real Estate Sessions Podcast. And I'm your host, Bill Risser, Executive Vice President, Strategic Partnerships with Rate, my Agent, a digital marketing platform designed to help great agents harness the power of verified reviews. For more information, head on over to Ratemyagent.com. Listen in as I interview industry leaders and get their stories and journeys to the world of real estate. Hi, everybody. Welcome to episode 355 of the Real Estate Sessions podcast. As always, thank you so much for tuning in. Thank you so much for telling a friend or two this week I'm going to talk to I guess it would be somebody that I connect with regularly in the circuit. And when I say made by circuit, it's the different conferences and events and things that happen throughout the year. I first met Stuart SIM, who is the head of industry development for Chime. I first met him at an imminent event. I'm sure I'll bring that up with him. We also run into each other at a lot of different places and events. It's been really fun to watch his company grow and he's got a really cool story. So we're going to get this going today. Let's not waste any more of Stewart's time. Stewart, welcome to the podcast.00:01:40 - Stuart SimHey, Bill, thanks so much for having me.00:01:42 - Bill RisserOur first meeting was at an inman event in New York. I'm fairly sure of that. And I would say over half of the guests on this podcast had their my first meeting was probably at an imminent event.00:01:54 - Stuart SimYeah, well, you and I both do the tour. We see each other often on the road at some of the really good shows that are out there and events where you meet all these people and you develop these kind of relationships, it's fantastic.00:02:06 - Bill RisserYeah, the word connected right in their title. And Brad's done a great job of doing that for all of us. I think some people may have already heard it a little bit. You have a bit of an accent, Stewart. I know you're aware of that. You are not from the US of A. You are Canadian, correct?00:02:23 - Stuart SimI am a Canadian. Long term Canadian. I grew up on the East Coast, moved to Vancouver 30 years ago. Great country to live in.00:02:33 - Bill RisserYeah, you mentioned East Coast. So...

Two years ago, NAR policy was updated to give brokers and agents attribution rights, meaning they get to decide how they appear in listings.   But Homes.com employs a ‘your listing, your lead' model, displaying the listing agent's contact information.   So, does this comply with NAR's attribution policy? And what else do we need to think about as companies like Zillow and Homes.com switch to IDX?   On this episode of Listing Bits, Michael Wurzer, CEO of real estate software company FBS, Greg Fischer, Owner of indie brokerage West + Main, and Andy Woolley, VP of Industry Development at Homes.com, join us to consider how ‘your listing, your lead' jives with NAR's IDX attribution policy.   Andy explains how ‘your listing, your lead' differs from the referral model used on other sites, and Greg asks what is changing at Homes.com now that it's a participant in the MLS.   Listen in for Michael's insight on the repercussions on policy that come with mixing different use cases for data feeds and find out why it's important for MLSs to develop a standard way for national portals like Homes.com to license data.   What's Discussed:     How NAR IDX policy changed to give brokers and agents attribution rights Whether Homes.com's ‘your listing, your lead' model complies with NAR's attribution policy Why most brokers aren't using the ‘attribution source' field in RESO's data dictionary Homes.com's decision to display the listing agent's contact information Why Homes.com made the switch from its original MLS feeds to IDX What is changing at Homes.com now that it's a participant in the MLS vs. a media publisher The potential repercussions on policy that come with mixing use cases for data feeds What differentiates Homes.com's ‘your listing, your lead' from the referral model used on other sites How Homes.com allows buyer's agents to protect their relationships on the site How showing a listing agent on a lead placard compares to seeing their name on a yard sign The challenge Homes.com faces when it comes to agent responsiveness Why it's crucial for MLSs to create a standard way for national portals to license data   Connect with Michael Wurzer:   Michael at FBS Michael on Twitter   Connect with Greg Fischer:   West + Main Greg on Twitter   Connect with Andy Woolley:   Homes.com Andy on Twitter   Resources:   Greg's Twitter Thread on Your Listing, Your Lead NAR's IDX Policy RESO Data Dictionary Homesnap Pro   Our Sponsor:   Cloud CMA for Brokers

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Meet Stuart Sim. Stuart is 20-year technology veteran with the last 12 years focused on Real Estate Technology. He recently joined Chime Technologies Inc. as Head of Industry Development to help build strong Real Estate relationships & partnerships. We dive into technology, what brand building means, why people are overwhelmed by CRM's and so much more. Thanks Stuart for a fun conversation and sharing your knowledge with us. Connect with Stuart here.

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FTX, Industry Development and Corporate Engagement FTX's bankcruptcy was a major blow to the digital asset industry's credibility, but development of distributed ledger and blockchain technology is accelerating and driving corporate engagement and adoption. This is a rapidly developing industry that needs time to mature, given much of the technology is less than 3 years old. Alkesh notes that FTX's collapse may lead to increased urgency for a comprehensive regulatory framework, which is critical for mainstream adoption.   ou may also enjoy listening to the Merrill Perspectives podcast, featuring conversations on the big stories, news and trends affecting your everyday financial life.   "Bank of America" and “BofA Securities” are the marketing names for the global banking businesses and global markets businesses (which includes BofA Global Research) of Bank of America Corporation. Lending, derivatives, and other commercial banking activities are performed globally by banking affiliates of Bank of America Corporation, including Bank of America, N.A., Member FDIC. Securities, trading, research, strategic advisory, and other investment banking and markets activities are performed globally by affiliates of Bank of America Corporation, including, in the United States, BofA Securities, Inc. a registered broker-dealer and Member of FINRA and SIPC, and, in other jurisdictions, by locally registered entities. ©2022 Bank of America Corporation. All rights reserved.  

Industry icon Rick Brindle shares what he's learned and what he's looking forward to as a new chapter begins on his 46-year retail industry career. Hosted by: Jeff Lenard and Chrissy Blasinsky About our Guest: Rick Brindle, Vice President of Industry Development, Mondelēz International Rick Brindle has a long track record of breakthrough success in the in the food and beverage consumer product goods and retailing sectors, including serving at Safeway Stores, Proctor & Gamble, Nabisco, Kraft and, most recently, Mondelēz International. He has been active at NACS serving as 2020-21 NACS Supplier Board chairman and has received numerous honors, including induction in the Candy Hall of Fame.

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This presentation will comprise an overview of the current status of Australia's Hydrogen industry and will showcase selected examples of recent activities across the Mission's pillars, including technological developments in areas relevant to innovation and resilience in air and space power.

Host Brad McCallum, Agri-Commodity Management Association, chats with Dean Manning, Manning Family Farm, William Versteeg, Retired Dairy Producer, & Jonathan Wort, Perennia, about community pastures in Nova Scotia. Producer: Ashley Anderson (ACMA) 7 Atlantic Central Drive East Mountain, Nova Scotia, B6L 2Z2 (902) 893-7455 Visit us: agricommodity.ca Follow us: Facebook and Twitter: @MaritimeAgCast Email us at: aanderson@agricommodity.ca or bmccallum@agricommodity.ca Host: Brad McCallum Edited by: Ashley Anderson of ACMA Music: “Neon Lights” by Matt Weidauer and "Smoke in a Box" by Micah Dahl Anderson (ArchesAudio.com)

Singapore is on a mission to build a new name as the global leader in sustainable energy solutions. The government has rolled out initiatives like the Low-Carbon Energy Research Funding Initiative to support R&D and demonstration projects in low-carbon energy technology solutions.  In The Spotlight, Prime Time's Bharati Jagdish spoke with Professor Subodh Mhaisalkar, Nanyang Technological University to find out more.     See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Music in this episode was recorded live at Rosny Barn, and featured vocalists, Michelle Nicolle, Katy Roucher, Miah Aplin, and Louise Denson on Piano.The Music Tas Podcast is proudly supported by Arts Tasmania.

In this episode, we're talking with Stuart Sim, Chime's VP of Industry Development. Chime is an all-in-one CRM solution for real estate agents focused on quality lead conversion.Chime is not your typical CRM system. It offers solutions for SEO, PPC, social media, and lead generation and management, using state-of-the-art AI software to automate these functions for busy real estate professionals. 

In this episode, the team is joined by Louise McGrath, Head of Policy and Industry Development at Ai Group, as they dissect and discuss the prospects for global trade for Australian businesses in 2022. James challenges the panel to act as an advisory team to a senior management team, and provide their thoughts on the prospects for international trade next year. In a lively and engaging conversation the team discuss the global trading environment, the prospect for Australia exporters and importers in 2022 and the role and effectiveness of the World Trade Organisation and the other structures designed to facilitate international trade. They ask the question: Are these structures still relevant and useful to Australian businesses today? The team review Australia's traditional markets, and Louise tells us her views of markets to consider in 2022. The future of Trade Documentation is discussed and Tennant gets controversial regarding cryptocurrency. A fascinating and wide-ranging conversation. Recommended.

On this week's episode of the Escape Your Limits podcast, we interview Shari Castelli, the Director of Industry Development at ClassPass. ClassPass is a monthly fitness membership that connects members to thousands of fitness studios and gyms in 2,500 cities across the globe. In its latest Series E round, the startup raised $285 million putting the company's valuation at over $1 billion. So, what makes the ClassPass business model so successful? Tune in and find out.

Meet Brian Trimble, PE*, LEED AP, Director of Industry Development and Technical Services at the International Masonry Institute. In this episode we dive into the world of masonry codes and brick details. 

Saskatchewan's food processing facility is growing. The Food Industry Development Centre will be expanding its operation to provide support to the province's value-added sector. The centre, located in Saskatoon, Sask., is the province's only commercial incubation centre for food processing and assists food processors to value add their products and prepare them for market. Food Centre President Dan Prefontaine says the vision to be a leader in agri-food industry is stronger than ever with the new expansion Lysine, an amino acid, is a building block of protein. The human body cannot make lysine so it must come from our diet from meat, fish, dairy, eggs, and some plants like soy and other legumes. Researchers with Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada are studying how increasing the lysine content in sow rations during late gestation will stimulate the development of mammary tissue to increase the productivity of piglets. Dr. Chantal Farmer will talk about her work and role lysine may play in pork production. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this edition of The Milk Check, T3 and Anna join our dairy market sage and patriarch, Ted Jr., on a trip down memory lane to talk about how the dairy industry has developed over more than 50 years. They discuss changes in trucking, processing and entrepreneurship, among many other topics. The trio also debates how the Federal Order System has impacted the industry, whether it still holds water in today's market and the perception that dairy producers are often the most impacted by market downturns. T3: I thought this podcast would be a great opportunity to just talk a little bit about history. Talk a little bit about what were markets like back in the '60s and how have they evolved into what we're dealing with today? And maybe what are some of the things that are still the same and what are some of the things that are different? And I just thought it would be a great perspective to talk about how milk and cheese and whey and cream, how it all moved back then, and how it all moves around and gets balanced today. We really haven't talked about things from a historical perspective, and I thought it would just be a great conversation. T2: Well, let's start in the '50s. Tank trucks came in in the mid-'50s. They were relatively small, they were about 30,000, 35,000. By the time you got to 1960 or so, you're up to a load somewhere between 45,000. In those days, the Class 1 utilization was paramount. Depending on where you were located, you had basically 60%-plus Class 1 utilization and milk move from upper Wisconsin, Eau Claire and Bloomer and Turtle Lake, during the short period of the year, we...back to almost everywhere, to Florida to Louisiana, New Orleans, Dallas, you name it, St. Louis was a big market. Indianapolis in the '60s had 20 to 30 loads a day moving out of basically the Fond du Lac area down to Indianapolis, which is why Foremost is prominent in Indiana these days is because a lot of that milk was Foremost Milk, they actually had an office in Indiana, which wasn't closed until a few years ago. The market was much different. Class 1 utilization was the big item and we had a much more cyclical milk production profile, if you will, where in the fall of the year when it got hot, and it seems to me, if my memory serves, it got much hotter in the '60s and '70s than it does today. And production really languished, particularly down in the Southeast. And so huge volumes of milk moved and most of that milk was moved directly out of plants. It wasn't moved directly from the farm, never moved directly from the farm until, oh, probably sometime in the '90s. Farms got big enough and the technology of dairy farming reached that point. That was the way the industry was structured in those days. And it's a much different structure today. T3: To be back in the '50s and 60s, you also had a lot of Grade B milk, we don't ever talk about Grade B milk anymore. How did that affect the industry? T2: Actually, we didn't have that much Grade B milk, and most of what we had stayed home. Yeah, we moved a little, it wasn't really that much. There were quality standards when you moved. Acid was the primary quality standard, acid and temperature. And you expected the milk to show up at a bacteria count of something less, basically, than 750,000 or half a million. Again, depending on where you were, and temperature less than 45 degrees. So that was the standard. And it wouldn't make any difference whether it was B or A in those days. Quality was not a matter of somebody saying that it was B or A, it was a matter of what showed up at the plant. And if it wasn't suitable when it showed up at the plant, it was rejected. It wasn't a question of arguing about it, it was rejected. That fell back upon the seller, in our case, usually as the seller's agent, us, to dispose of it accordingly, and we did. As time went on, the volatility in certain areas caused a lot of construction. In late '70s,

NZ On Air has been one of the distributors of the massive, post-Covid-19 government spending, first providing the industry a lifeline when lockdowns halted many TV productions, and now getting behind a wide range of new shows. Just days ago applications opened for the 2 million dollar Premium Development Fund - Ara ki Te Puna Kairangi - offering seed funding grants of up to $120,000 towards ambitious productions with significant international appeal. Over the past few weeks NZ On Air has also announced successful applications for a new Maori supernatural anthology series, five projects promoting te reo Maori and several Pan-Asian documentaries. But for every successful application, others miss out. The public funding agency received many applications across its Scripted, Factual, Platforms and Industry Development streams, seeking up over $20m in funding. It approved half of the applications, for nearer $6 million. Lynn Freeman talks with Amie Mills, NZ on Air's Head of Funding.

Zillow has been consumer-centric since its inception in 2006. And in the early days, the tech company didn’t pay much attention to agents. Now Zillow realizes that reducing friction for consumers means helping agents respond to online leads and schedule showings, for example. But is it too late to earn the industry’s trust?   Errol Samuelson is the Chief Industry Development Officer at Zillow Group. With 25 years of experience in proptech, he served in leadership roles at Realtor.com, Top Producer Systems and Move, Inc. before joining Zillow in 2014. On this episode of Industry Relations, Errol sits down with Rob and Greg to explain why Zillow is acquiring ShowingTime and explore what’s behind the industry’s volatile reaction to the announcement.   Errol discusses the real estate industry’s distrust of Zillow, acknowledging the frustration the tech company has caused over the years and assuring us that his team will not misuse ShowingTime data. Listen in to understand how Errol thinks about CoStar as a competitor and learn why he believes an industry without cooperation and compensation is not good for agents, brokers or consumers.   What’s Discussed:     Why the real estate industry went apeshit over Zillow’s acquisition of ShowingTime Zillow’s assurance that ShowingTime will remain an open platform with a strict privacy policy What problem Zillow is trying to solve by acquiring ShowingTime Errol’s insight on the rumor that Zillow bought ShowingTime to keep it out of CoStar’s hands How Errol thinks about the fact that people assume Zillow is lying Errol’s acknowledgement of the frustrations Zillow has caused agents over the years and how the company’s behavior may have amplified the industry’s distrust The possibility that social class and age are a factor in the industry’s mistrust of Zillow The focus of Zillow’s Q4 earnings call (Zillow Offers vs. streamlining the consumer experience overall) Why innovation in the lending space is limited by federal regulations The unique opportunity Zillow has to innovate around ownership models Errol’s thoughts on CoStar as a competitor and why CoStar’s success hinges on the government putting an end to cooperation and compensation Connect with Errol: Errol at Zillow Errol on LinkedIn Errol on Twitter   Connect with Rob and Greg:  Rob’s Website Greg’s Website   Resources: Rob’s Post on Zillow, ShowingTime & Paranoid Realtors Zillow’s Press Release on Acquiring ShowingTime ShowingTime Steve Murray at REAL Trends CoStar News Greg on Twitter Zillow’s Q4 2020 Earnings Call Zillow Offers Nick Bailey at RE/MAX Gary Keller’s 2021 Family Reunion Vision Speech Recap Trulia Dotloop Jay Thompson on Inman Susan Daimler at Zillow Rob’s 2020 List of the Seven Most Interesting People in Real Estate Zillow Home Loans Divvy Federal Regulations on Mortgage Finance REA Group Andrew Florance at CoStar Rob’s CoStar Red Dot Report CoStar’s Q4 2020 Earnings Call Rob’s Interview with Joe Rand   Our Sponsors:  Cloud Agent Suite Notorious VIP

In this episode, we talk to Brian Trimble, P.E., a director of Industry Development at the International Masonry Institute. He talks about masonry, optimizing structural masonry, the importance of teamwork, and why getting out in the field is so important in your engineering career. Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some of the Questions We Ask Brian […] The post TSEC 41: An Overview of Masonry in Structural Engineering appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

A trailblazer in women's sport, Gen Simmons is the President of Women Sport Australia & GM Marketing & Industry Development at Gymnastics Victoria. Everything you need to know about leadership, resilience and women working in sport is here in this episode.Women Sport Australia: https://www.womensportaustralia.com.au/WISPAA: https://www.womensportaustralia.com.au/wispaa/Gymnastics Victoria: http://gymnasticsvictoria.org.au/Music by Qu4ntum Sounds. Say Hi on Twitter: @qu4ntumsound

Ken Lambert explains that being seen as a resource and an expert in an industry is the key to winning business in an industry with a five to ten year complex, multi-tiered sales cycle. Join the Rainmakers Network on LinkedIn.Guest - Ken LambertHost - Carl GrantProducer- Seth Grant

Post Pandemic Policy - Industry Development by Ai Group

Clorox was one of the supplier participants of ECRM's very first virtual session, the Healthy Living, Vitamin & Nutrition Program, during which we hosted more than 630 meetings between buyers and sellers in the vitamin, minerals and supplements categories. It's line of Better Health brands includes Renew Life, a probiotic and cleanse brand; Rainbow Light, which specializes in premium multivitamins and prenatal supplements; Natural Vitality Calm, a magnesium brand; and NeoCell, a premier collagen brand. During this podcast, ECRM's Joseph Tarnowski speaks with Bob Richardson, Director of Customer & Industry Development and Alla Scharlinski, Clorox's Customer Development Manager for National, Grocery and Club about their virtual session experience. Among the things we touch on are: how they worked with our Client Success team to get set up and prep for the meetings; their experience in using the platform itself; additional benefits that a virtual setting provides that you just can't do in-person; and how virtual platforms will change how buyers and sellers engage in the future. Any supplier who is considering participating in one of our sessions should definitely check this out! Read a Q&A excerpt on ECRM's blog: https://ecrm.marketgate.com/Blog/2020/05/ECRM-s-Virtual-Session-a-Seamless-Experience-for-Clorox View the video interview on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EBqxP5HbMEQ ECRM Blog: https://ecrm.marketgate.com/Blog ECRM category-specific programs: https://ecrm.marketgate.com/sessions

Guest: Shelley Grollmuss, Vice President, Industry Development at Travel Alberta corporation. 

TICT CEO Luke Martin take listeners through the business development and training opportunities being made available to tourism and hospitality operators over the winter months and the CVOVID recovery. TICT is launching some exciting programs pitched to operators wanting to spend the time developing their tourism and business skills, and re-set their business. Luke also talks through TICTs changings mindset around crisis to recovery, and the policy development and planning underway across the industry. For more information on some of the programs Luke mentions, visit: www.tict.com.au www.tourismtasmania.com.au - who are bringing together a summary of all initiatives and programs being offered to industry.

In the first episode of the brand new Quality Meat Scotland podcast, Senior Economic Analyst Iain MacDonald comments on the impact lockdown is having to the red meat market and recently appointed Head of Industry Development, Bruce McConachie, highlights some of the work his team are doing to keep farmers and stakeholders moving forward with new innovative ideas.

If Singapore’s current rate of waste generation continues to increase, our only landfill - the Semakau Landfill - is expected to run out of space by 2035. In a pursuit to become a zero waste nation, Singapore has dedicated this year as the “Year Towards Zero Waste” through lowering our consumption of materials and to encourage more to reuse and recycle. One such company pushing to lower our carbon footprint here in Singapore is Alpha Biofuels - which has led various initiatives, such as the collection of waste cooking oil, and developed programmes to educate the general public about clean energy. Dalson Chung, Director of Industry Development and Promotion with the National Environment Agency (NEA) and Allan Lim, Chief Executive Officer of Alpha Biofuels weighs in. 

The one about Dreams and how the cross over comes into social media and talking to people we don't know. Random people asking for cigarettes and the nerve of some people. Where do our dreams come from and how can we explain our dreams? Kmac's Dog Dream House, and a dream about it. Is it possible Neil is a time traveller ? or is he in fact a Wizard? Neil has dreams of becoming a Wizard but a good Wizard. We then turn into discussing Psychic's and Kmac's experience getting to experiment with one psychic and things that has been said and happened. Trying to get Neil to a psychic to explore his future and possible meet his future Wife, Sensing Murder and looking into the World of solving crime with Psychics. The Weed Industry and how drugs are affecting us but are they is there room for legalisation ? Sensing Murder Linkshttps://youtu.be/0NVx5oBFCDQhttps://youtu.be/0etTeyeYTPIDon't forget we are on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook & PatreonTwitter@Guerilla_Kmac@neildawsonsdickInstagram guerilla_radio_auneildawsonsballsFacebook@GuerillaRadioAustraliaPatreon https://www.patreon.com/GuerillaRadioEmailguerillaradioaustralia.com.auPlease subscribe, rate and review on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and all good podcast players

It’s World Water Day today and Chew Men Leong, Vice-President (General Affairs), Singapore Water Association and Dr Pang Chee Meng,Director for Industry Development, PUB, Singapore’s National Agency shares more on whether Singapore self-sufficient enough to cope with the rising demand for water especially with population and economy growth?

The Pittsburgh Music Ecosystem Study is the outcome of an intensive 10-month process, including input from more than 1,800 musicians, civic leaders and others. In this episode, we discuss suggestions 3+4 of the five, including Regulatory Reform and Industry Development. www.pghmusicproject.org www.patreon.com/ironcityincline www.ironcityincline.com

Talk of standards adoption at the recent RESO conference in Milwaukee sounded much like the conversation last year. And the year before that. And the year before that. So, how do we move beyond discussing the reasons for converting to Web API and begin to execute on that plan? What might vendors do to help facilitate a little less talk—and a lot more action?    Mike Wurzer is the President and CEO of FBS, a leading innovator of MLS technology and one of the most respected real estate software brands. Andy Woolley is the VP of Industry Development for Homes.com, one of the nation’s top online real estate destinations and provider of tech solutions for the industry. In addition, Mike is the Vice Chair of RESO, and Andy serves on the Board of CMLS. They join Greg live from RESO Conference 2018to discuss the need for a shift in the conversation from the WHY of RESO standards adoption to actual implementation.   Mike explains how the platinum data-dictionary certification stands in the way and addresses the need for education around how to access the credential manager. Andy describes what his team is doing to facilitate the transition to Web API, sharing his intention to publish a follow-up to the whitepaperdetailing the first few conversions. They also cover the complexities around efforts to do away with replication and their responsibilities as established vendors to promote Web API adoption. Listen in for insight around developing a plan for conversion and learn how trusted vendors might work together to help their customers move forward—faster.   What’s Discussed:    Greg’s frustration with the panel on standards at the RESO conference How MLS platinum data-dictionary certification is a barrier to adoption The need to move past a discussion of the WHY to implementation The need for education around how to access the credential manger What Andy’s team is doing to facilitate the shift to Web API Mike’s solution to the issue of renegotiating licensing agreements Andy’s case study of the first few conversions + the proposed follow-up The complexities around efforts to do away with replication Other methodologies better than Web API Software developers expect copy of data The responsibilities of established vendors in promoting API adoption Serve customers, push MLSs to make feeds available Implementation = fewer maintenance, data quality issues Mike’s insight on how the API makes lead data available in all apps Why every established vendor should have a plan for conversion The pros and cons of creating a deadline when RETS will stop working   Resources:   RESO Conference CoreLogic Trestle Spark API Black Knight Andy’s Case Study   Connect with Mike Wurzer:   FBS IDX Solutions Mike on LinkedIn RESO   Connect with Andy Woolley:   Homes.com Andy on LinkedIn CMLS

Tapping into the money pool in the big business of water. And technologies to solve global water challenges. Mr Pang Chee Meng, Director of Industry Development, PUB.

How to optimise smart technologies for novel environmental solutions.

Panel Discussion | Governance, Risk & Crisis • Our team of legal experts talk through the steps to successfully setting up in China • Discover common foreign business traps and how to avoid them • Get tips on the best way to structure your Chinese operation Chris Carr, Partner & Chief Representative MinterEllison, Shanghai Chris Carr is a partner at MinterEllison and Chief Representative of the firm’ s Shanghai office. He specialises in cross-border corporate matters including M&A, private equity, joint ventures, foreign direct investment (FDI) and other commercial transactions. Richard Kimber,  Director, Norman Waterhouse Lawyer Richard has worked in China f or over 20 years, advising over 400 companies on how to enter the Chinese market, compliance issues, and their Chinese operations. Justin Howden,  Executive Manager Government Affairs and Industry Development at Swisse Justin’s career started in Marketing with food giants Kraft and Fonterra, including roles as State Manager NSW, National Marketing Manager and then 6 years as Regional Manager for Asia.

Stephen Williamson, the co-founder and CEO of organic plant-based food and beverage company Forager Project, embraces a non-traditional approach to innovation. “We are great believers in ‘Ready. Fire. Aim.’” he said in a recent interview included in this episode of Taste Radio. “We have tried to leverage anything where we’ve seen success.” Launched in 2013, the San Francisco-based company has built a brand platform that extends from juices to smoothies to snacks and yogurts, all based around the principle of making great-tasting, healthy and minimally processed foods and beverages. Speaking with BevNET assistant editor Martin Caballero, Williamson and co-founder J.C. Hanley discussed how the company works to align innovation with current trends while staying true to its core mission. Williamson, who is a former chairman and CEO of Odwalla, and Hanley also spoke about their origins in the food business and why “learning from food” is a key piece of Forager’s business philosophy. Also included in this episode: A conversation with Brandon Partridge, the Senior Vice President of Industry Development at American Frozen Food Institute and the founder of Ibex Yogurt, an innovative brand of organic drinkable yogurts that was discontinued in 2014. Partridge discussed learning lessons from his journey as a beverage entrepreneur and reflected on stumbling blocks and pitfalls. This week’s Elevator Talk features Maggie Patton and Alex Buckley are the co-founders of Bitsy's Brainfood, an organic food company that makes allergen-friendly and vegetable-based snacks and cereals. Show notes: 1:01: Insights from Brewbound Session, NOSH Live and BevNET Live -- The hosts discuss news, trends, new products and speakers from the three conferences. Included in their banter: Novo Brazil’s triumph in Brewbound Session’s Startup Brewery Challenge 9; Saffron Road founder and CEO Adnan Durrani’s stirring presentation at NOSH Live; the magic of oat-based granola brand Woats; the genius of Califia Farms’ Greg Steltenpohl and Arnold Ventura; why new sparkling juice brand Hubble could be an Orangina-killer. 13:14: Interview: Stephen Williamson and JC Hanley, Co-Founders, Forager Project -- Forager is a maker of organic, plant-based food and beverages, including cold-pressed juice, nut milks, dairy-free yogurt and vegetable-based chips. In this interview, recorded via Skype, Williamson and Hanley discussed the company’s mission and innovation philosophy, its transition from a focus on cold-pressed juice to multi-pronged portfolio of food and beverage and how “learning from food” allowed the company to leverage its expertise in cashew milk production to create a new line of dairy-free yogurts. 37:56: Interview: Brandon Partridge, Founder, Ibex -- Partridge is the founder of Ibex Yogurt, an innovative brand of organic drinkable yogurts founded in 2011 and was discontinued in 2014. In our conversation, recorded at NOSH Live Winter 2017, he discussed why the brand may have been a victim of “right place, wrong time” and the notion that young companies like Ibex often “live at the edge of success and extinction.” 1:02:49: Elevator Talk: Maggie Patton & Alex Buckley, Co-Founders, Bitsy's Brainfood -- Patton and Buckley are the co-founders of Bitsy's Brainfood. Moms and former educators, the pair discussed how and why they launched the organic food company, which makes allergen-friendly and vegetable-based snacks and cereals. Brands in this episode: Novo Brazil, Honey Mama's, Woats, Califia Farms, Odwalla, San Pellegrino, Hubble, Vive Organic, Bija Bhar, Mother Beverage, GT’s Kombucha, Health-Ade Kombucha, Brew Dr. Kombucha, Better Booch, Forager Project, Ibex, Bitsy Brainfood For sponsorship opportunities, feedback and suggestions, contact ask@tasteradio.com.

Special edition of The Future of Cars with Game-Changers at the 2016 Best Practices for Automotive event, Detroit, MI.

Vice Admiral Ann Rondeau, United States Navy; President, National Defense University Major General Angela Salinas, United States Marine Corps; Director, Manpower Management Division Vice Admiral Patricia Tracey (ret.), Vice President of Industry Development, HP Enterprise Services; Patricia Young, Assistant Deputy Chief of Staff for Logistics, Installations and Mission Support, United States Air Force Moderator: Stacie E. Goddard, Assistant Professor of Political Science