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In this lively episode of Western Fashion Behind the Scenes, Ashley Jackson interviews Shantelle Girard, the dynamic founder of Rancher Hat Bar, a rapidly expanding Western lifestyle brand. Shantelle shares her inspiring journey from crafting custom hats at her kitchen table to building a nationally recognized brand with seven locations and a devoted following. What began as a vintage camper turned traveling hat bar has evolved into brick-and-mortar stores across the U.S., including Folsom, Scottsdale, Denver, Waco, Dallas, and soon Nashville in early 2025. She also envisions Rancher Hat Bar as a global brand, with aspirations to expand internationally, starting with Canada. Shantelle emphasizes Rancher's commitment to blending fashion-forward designs with respect for Western roots, a reflection of her upbringing split between rural and urban influences. Her early memories of crafting jewelry on her family's turquoise-rich property in New Mexico and her teenage experiences at Country Thunder music festivals ignited her passion for Western fashion. Managing rapid growth hasn't been without challenges, from navigating state-specific regulations to running a business with a 50-member team, including operations, marketing, events, and retail staff. Shantelle credits her success to her team's dedication and her relentless focus on brand development, drawing inspiration from other female entrepreneurs like Sarah Blakely and Kimes Ranch founders. Her leadership style fosters collaboration, empowering women to thrive in a traditionally male-dominated industry. Listeners will love Shantelle's candid insights into the highs and hurdles of building a Western empire, her vision of Rancher Hat Bar as synonymous with cowboy hat customization, and her advice to aspiring entrepreneurs: stay driven, embrace challenges, and keep evolving. This episode celebrates the intersection of hard work, creativity, and community in the Western lifestyle space. Key Highlights: Shantelle's Journey: Began crafting custom hats at her kitchen table before launching Rancher Hat Bar in January 2023. Innovated the “traveling hat bar” concept using a vintage camper trailer, creating an interactive and vibrant customer experience. Opened the first Rancher Hat Bar store in Folsom, CA, followed by six more locations, including Scottsdale, Denver, Waco, Dallas, and upcoming Nashville (opening February 2025). Expansion Goals: Vision to have 15 locations by the end of 2025, with an international expansion starting in Canada (Calgary Rodeo is a key target). Challenges & Growth: Overcame hurdles in expansion, including state laws, permits, and operational complexities. Shantelle is highly hands-on, leading a team of over 50 employees, including an office team managing marketing, social media, events, and warehouse operations. Inspiration & Superpower: Passionate about brand development, having successfully built Rancher Hat Bar into a nationally recognized name in under two years. Influenced by trailblazing women like Sara Blakely and inspired by other Western industry entrepreneurs like Kimes Ranch. Personal Story: Grew up blending Western and modern influences, with deep ties to the Western lifestyle through family roots in turquoise mining and New Mexico ranch life. Shantelle's entrepreneurial spirit stems from a lineage of hardworking innovators, including her grandmother, Arizona's first female skateboard shop owner. Advice for Listeners: Stay persistent despite obstacles; each challenge is an opportunity to grow. Build a strong team that matches your energy and drive. Focus on creating a brand experience that resonates with customers while staying authentic to your roots. Guest: Shantelle Girard Website: rancherhatbar.com Social Media: @RancherHatBar Host: Ashley Jackson Instagram: www.instagram.com/thebootbabe YouTube: The Boot Babes & Western Fashion BTS

Find a way or make one. That's the motto of today's guest Katie Marston, CMO of Once Upon a Farm, the baby and kids snacking company. In today's conversation with host Jess Gaedeke, they discuss the launch of the innovative new refrigerated snack bars from Once Upon a Farm, the importance of research at every stage of product development, and how to embrace discomfort as a path to grow. 

In 2018, artisanal Italian vineyard Frank Cornelissen was one of the world's leading producers of natural wine. But when weather-related conditions damaged that year's grapes, founder Frank Cornelissen had to decide between staying true to the tenets of natural wine making, or breaking with his public beliefs to save that year's grapes by adding sulfites. Harvard Business School assistant professor Tiona Zuzul discusses the importance of staying true to your company's principles while remaining flexible enough to welcome progress.

“Just surround yourself with people that are not necessarily better than you, but that bring something to the table you don't—and [don't] be intimidated by that or threatened by that. I love collaborating and I love having people on my team that bring something to the table and can teach me, and I feel like we've done a good job of that.” In this episode of Entreprenista, we sat down with Renee Parsons, the co-founder, president, and executive creative director of PXG Apparel, and the co-founder of the Bob and Renee Parsons Foundation. Under Renee's leadership, PXG Apparel empowers individuals to feel confident and stylish both on and off the golf course. Her foundation has made a significant impact by supporting military families, advancing education, and improving health outcomes. Her commitment to innovation and community defines her journey in both business and philanthropy. Tune in to hear all about how Renee launched PXG Apparel to address the market void for fashionable golf wear, the importance of hiring knowledgeable team members to fill gaps in expertise, and how digital marketing and social media have driven the growth of PXG. Key changes: We talked about:  Renee always knew she wanted to be her own boss (02:43) How hospitality experience translates to entrepreneurship (07:36) Deciphering the technical nuances of the fit fashion industry (13:31) The power of a strong team and employees (23:43) Finding employees that will fit the company culture (24:50) PXG's evolving marketing strategy (28:03) Connect with Renee: Renee's Instagram Renee's Website PXG Instagram PXG Website Are you ready to make meaningful business connections that lead to real business results?    Join our Entreprenista League community of women founders at entreprenista.com/join! You'll have access to a private community of like-minded Entreprenistas who are making an impact in business every day, special discounts on business products and solutions, exclusive content, private events, the opportunity to have your story featured on our website and social channels, and access to Office Hours with top founders who have been on our show! We can't wait to welcome you, support you, and be part of your business journey!   Thanks for tuning into this week's episode of The Entreprenista Podcast - the most fun business meeting for women founders and leaders. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to the show and leave a review wherever you get your podcasts.   Apple Podcasts | TuneIn | Spotify | Stitcher | iHeart Radio | GooglePlay   Be sure to share your favorite episodes across social media to help us reach more amazing female founders, like you.

Big giveaway this week! We are giving away a Meta Quest 3 VR headset and an annual license to NHL Sense Arena on this week's Wraparound Roundtable. Listen for the secret code; enter it in the form linked below, and you're in. Winners will be announced within one week of this posting. (Big bonus points if you follow @NHLSenseArena and @hockeywraparound and tag/comment with us on a post)We were privileged to interview nine year NHL Veteran and current Hockey Player Development Director for sense arena, Andrew Alberts, on this week's Wraparound Roundtable along with an exclusive early release if his upcoming episode Our Kids Play Hockey, which you can view here https://youtu.be/EMP8dpQEWbc.Andrew dove deep into why Sense Arena is a valuable and economical training tool for hockey players and the perseverance and dedication to the game that he demonstrated throughout his journey to the NHL and beyond.Once again, to enter in to win this week's prizes:Retrieve the code word from the episodeEnter that word and the requested into the form on our site  https://hockeywraparound.com/blogs/the-wraparound-roundtable/nhl-sense-arenaBONUS: Follow/Subscribe/comment/tag @HockeyWrapAround & @NHLSenseArena on social

00:00 – Intro to Enginears.01:24 – Intro to Ihor.02:14 – Intro to Vadym.03:06 – Is there a crossover between divisions?04:12 – Background to Preply.06:02 – What changes have you seen in consumer and user behaviour and how it has impacted Preply?08:00 – How are you able to assess what features customers want?09:44 – What technology changes have you made at Preply and why were they made?12:12 – How has Platform Engineering evolved at Preply?17:00 – How will you improve the platform in the next 12 months?20:37 – What is experimentation culture and how is it implemented at Preply?25:45 – What is the secret to getting A-B testing correct?29:00 – How have you improved the Preply product with data?35:35 – What can we expect from Preply over the next 12 months?38:33 – What are the top 3 characteristics needed to succeed in the current ecosystem?42:04 – Who are Preply looking to hire into their teams?43:48 – Outro.If you're keen to share your story, please reach out to us!Preply's Barcelona SRE Meetup on March the 21st: https://www.meetup.com/es-ES/barcelona-sre-community/events/299312772Preply's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@Preplyengineering-ie3bbPreply is hiring! Check out the open roles in London and Barcelona: https://preply.com/en/careers Twitter: http://bit.ly/36cTJYrAll Podcast Platforms: https://smartlink.ausha.co/enginearsEdited by: hunterdigital.co.uk

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My latest episode of Rants & rAVes features Nathan Bohl, VP & GM and Dorian Haro, product manager at Chief | Legrand AV to talk about how the process of Design Thinking innovated the new Chief wall mount lineup, dubbed Tempo. It's interesting how Legrand AV uses real-time relationships with integrators, design consultants and even manufacturers and end users to build better products. And, of course, all of it is available at Exertis Almo. Give this episode a watch!

Don't have time to listen to the full show? We got you covered on the Nathan, Nat & Shaun Quickie, all the best bits from Friday, 3rd of November's episode!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This may be the most important episode of the series. Find out about Ketamine treatment and how safe it is. What is it like to go through a Ketamine treatment. What are the dangers to look out for in the many websites that promise treatment remotely, is that safe? These treatments could have rare side effects.Dr Theodore A. Henderson MD, PhD is president and founder of Neuro-Luminance Inc, which is bringing revolutionary treatments to bear upon traumatic brain injury, depression, Alzheimer's disease, post-COVID fatigue syndrome, and other brain disorders. He holds three patents and three patents-pending. He has published in neuroimaging, psychopharmacology, dementia, photobiomodulation, and traumatic brain injury. He has over 70 publications in top research journals and has been cited in over 900 scientific papers. His recent book, Brighter Days Ahead, is featured on Amazon. Dr. Henderson will help you rethink brain disorders like depression and brain injury and introduce you to exciting new treatments which actually activate the brain's own healing process. You will find out about the exclusive new technology called New Infrared Laser Treatment (NILT). This episode has a lot of great information.Please consider contributing to the show by sharing or donating. 100 percent of the donations will go to grow the show. I explain more in the link. There will never be a commercial or interruption in the program message. https://www.gofundme.com/f/otr-achieving-mental-health-for-real Dr Henderson Site's:Book: Brighter Days Ahead: Leaving Depression Behind Through Innovative New TreatmentsWebsite: https://neuro-luminance.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LuminanceBrainHealthTwitter: https://twitter.com/neuroluminance?lang=enLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/theodore-henderson-md-phd-98201318/YouTube Channel:https://www.youtube.com/@NeuroLuminance?app=desktopOTR sites:Podcast Website: https://bobadleman.wixsite.com/otrmentalhealthMail OvertheRainbowbob@gmail.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/otrachievingmentalhealhfrInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/over_the_rainbow_achieving Twitter: https://twitter.com/overtherain1bownYouTube Channel:

Go learn more about Alex and Baozza at www.baozza.comSustainable Packaging Podcast w/ Cory ConnorsPackaging Unbox'd with Evelio MattosBeyond the Shelf with Laura FotiSpecright and Packaging InfoMeyers Sustainable Packaging Guide eBookBuy Packaging Peeks Kids bookSponsor information!If you listened to the podcast and wanted to connect with Specright to rid the world of waste. Let's go! www.specright.com/pkg. Prepare your company for the world of EPR laws and be the sustainability hero! Make sure you check them out and join them on their mission to have a world where people are free to make amazing things!Want to buy labels or folding cartons from Meyers? Let's connect up!Show notes made by Deciphr.ai…apologies for any errors!About The Guest(s): Alex Cree is the co-founder of Baozza, a company that specializes in creating unique and delicious bao buns filled with pizza toppings. With a background in finance and a passion for food, Alex and his partner started Baozza in China and have since expanded to the United States. They have successfully raised funding, secured partnerships with major retailers, and are continuously growing their brand.Summary: Alex Cree, co-founder of Baozza, shares the story behind their unique product and the journey of bringing it to market. Baozza is a fusion of Chinese bao buns and pizza, creating a delicious and innovative snack. Alex discusses how the idea for Baozza came about, their initial plans for the Chinese market, and the challenges they faced in sourcing packaging and manufacturing. He also shares their experience of securing funding from Mark Cuban and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on their business. Despite the setbacks, Baozza has found success in the US market and continues to expand its retail presence.Key Takeaways:* Baozza is a fusion of Chinese bao buns and pizza, creating a unique and delicious snack.* The idea for Baozza came about when Alex scraped pizza toppings into a Chinese steamed bun and loved the combination of flavors and textures.* Baozza started as a small pop-up concept in China and eventually expanded to a fully branded flagship store.* The packaging for Baozza was a challenge, as they had to find a way to package the buns in a microwave-safe and steamable format.* Baozza secured funding from Mark Cuban and used the investment to further develop their product and expand their retail presence.* The COVID-19 pandemic had a significant impact on Baozza's business, but they were able to pivot to online sales and focus on their CPG line.Quotes:* "Pizza, baozhi. You could call it a baozza, right?" - Alex Cree* "We wanted to be a little bit like an Auntie Anne's or a Cinnabon." - Alex Cree* "Most bao in China is kind of extreme commodity, right? It's extremely inexpensive." - Alex Cree* "We realized if this concept was going to take off, we were going to need a cold chain." - Alex Cree* "We were never going to import food from China. That was a non-starter." - Alex Cree* "The packaging is really the direction of this packaging has been really instrumental to then how we've sourced it and how we've gone about it." - Alex CreeTimestamp Summary 0:00:02 Introduction and how they met on Twitter 0:02:01 Alex Cree's background and the inspiration for Baoza 0:07:11 The concept of Baoza and the fusion of pizza and bao 0:08:30 The challenges of introducing pizza by the slice in China 0:10:48 The early stages of Baoza, including pop-ups and ghost kitchens 0:12:10 Mark Cuban's involvement in Baoza and how they connected [0:13:26] Mark Cuban's associate visits the Ghost Kitchen in Beijing. [0:14:27] The need for a cold chain and factory-made buns. [0:15:45] Mark Cuban's associate learns about the CPG line. [0:16:18] Mark Cuban invests in Bowser. [0:17:20] Opening of the flagship store in Shanghai and franchising. [0:18:15] COVID-19 impacts the retail business. [0:19:38] Focus shifts to online sales and CPG line. [0:20:56] Expansion to the US market. [0:21:26] Challenges in the Chinese market. [0:23:12] Packaging considerations and finding suppliers in the US. [0:26:25] Introduction to the packaging of Bowser's microwaveable bags [0:27:06] Inability to duplicate the packaging process in the US [0:28:16] Plan to import packaging from China disrupted by COVID-19 [0:28:45] Higher cost of packaging in California due to COVID-19 [0:30:02] Transition from hand-sealed bags to flow wrap packaging [0:30:39] Difficulty in sourcing packaging technology during the pandemic [0:31:44] Use of non-hermetically sealed packaging during the pandemic [0:34:03] Challenges of aligning packaging with copacker equipment [0:35:36] Where to buy Bowser products [0:36:27] Contact information for Alex at BowserKeywords:People of Packaging podcast, Alex Cree, Baozza, peanut butter in a pretzel, Twitter, LinkedIn, TikTok, co-founder, Beijing, China, finance, Mexican restaurants, QMex Bar and Grill, pizza, baozhi, fast casual, quick serve retail, retail experience, pizza fusion, pizza by the slice, ghost kitchen, Hu Tongs, franchisee, Mark Cuban, CPG line, frozen two packs, frozen four packs, Sprouts, Harmons, packaging, carton, hermetic sealing, copacking, SBS board, flow wrap, microperf, Taiwan, COVID-19, North American source, packing lines, store locator, Kroger, Target, Whole Foods, independent chains, unboxing video, steaming, review Get full access to Packaging Is Awesome with Adam Peek at www.packagingisawesome.com/subscribe

Phillip Scott reports on the history of Black American innovation that changed the nation. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/africandiasporanews/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/africandiasporanews/support

Rea Ann Silva is the founder and CEO of Beautyblender, singlehandedly starting a makeup revolution by changing the way millions of beauty lovers apply their makeup. Tune in as we discuss her background as a celebrity makeup artist, working with some of the biggest names in the entertainment industry including Tupac, Dr Dre and Kerry Washington, and how Beautyblender began!If you enjoyed this episode, please make sure you like, subscribe, leave us a review and share with anyone you know who will love it too! Founded Beauty is available on all podcast platforms and we release new episodes every Monday and Thursday so be sure to follow the podcast to be notified. We really appreciate every single listen, share, and review. It goes such a long way and helps us reach new listeners. Follow Akash & Rea Ann: Akash Mehta: @mehta_a Fable & Mane: @fableandmane www.fableandmane.com Rea Ann Silva: @reaannsilva Beauty Blender: @beautyblender www.beautyblender.com Follow us on Instagram @founded.beauty and TikTok @foundedbeauty. For more information about Founded Beauty, please visit www.foundedbeauty.com #foundedbeauty Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Did you know volunteers are 2x likely to donate to your nonprofit? Listen to Episode 18 of The Nonprofit Lab where I speak with Geng Wang, CEO and Cofounder at Civic Champs to understand:

Host Chaz Wolfe interviews Victor Rodriguez, the Founder & President at Gas It Up, Inc. In this episode, Chaz and Victor discuss a range of topics, including their experiences growing up in single-parent households, the importance of raising capable children who aren't entitled, adding value and innovation to a traditional industry, and the value of leaning on mentors. Victor also shares his journey of constantly growing himself to grow his business, Gas It Up, Chaz and Victor discuss Gas It Up's board and their belief in what they are doing to disrupt the fuel and electric vehicle industry. Victor shares that he is married with three children and has other companies in the fuel and aviation industry. To learn more about Victor and Gas It Up, visit the links provided on their LinkedIn, Instagram, and website pages. Don't miss this enlightening and insightful episode of Gathering The Kings podcast!During this episode, you will learn about;[02:24] Intro to Victor and his business[04:40] Why does Victor continue to press into his business?[10:55] How Victor avoids raising entitled children[12:34] How Victor started his business[15:30] Adding value and innovation in a very old industry[21:50] Bad decisions are learning opportunities[25:41] How to avoid being a know it all[32:09] Victor's decision making process[35:25] Victors #1 KPI[45:00] How Victor goes all in with his family, marriage, and business[49:03] If he could whisper in the younger Victor's ear, what would he say?[50:58] How to connect with Victor[53:49] Info on Gathering The Kings Roundtable Mastermind Notable Quotes“Oil moves the economy.” - Victor Rodriguez “I don't always look at a bad decision as bad.I look at it as an experience.” - Victor Rodriguez “Don't try to speed through the process just because technology's already there.” - Victor Rodriguez “Become a huge listener and don't become a know-it-all.” - Victor Rodriguez “My behavior and my decisions reflect a lot on not only my family, but also everyone in my company.” - Victor RodriguezBooks and Resources Recommended:The Culture Code: The Secrets of Highly Successful Groups by Daniel Coylehttps://www.amazon.com/Culture-Code-Secrets-Highly-Successful-ebook/dp/B01MSY1Y6ZLet's Connect!Victor Rodriguez:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/victor-rodriguez-4629aa21b/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vrodr1guez/?hl=enInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/gasitup_/?hl=enWebsite: https://www.gasitup.com/leaderShip-teamChaz Wolfe (Host): Website: www.gatheringthekings.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/chazwolfe/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gatheringthekings/LinkedIn:

In our latest ‘How They Did It' podcast episode we speak with the Senior Manager of Innovation at Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC), Katie Tinetti. Taking a huge hit to the events industry during the Covid Pandemic, MCEC were forced to develop creative solutions to presenting events. In a new era of innovation and collaboration in the events industry, we discuss MCEC's recent innovation journey and Katie's personal experience with Design Thinking, including: • Rethinking how to do business in a hybrid environment and using this as an opportunity to adopt Agile working • How MCEC are overcoming resource shortages, staff fluctuations and competing priorities in a post-covid world • Working collaboratively with internal and external partners and the importance of building strong relationships with stakeholders • The future of innovation at MCEC and how they're building an innovative, future-focused centre in Geelong • How Katie's out of the box thinking landed her current role, and her advice for people starting their own innovation journey Katie is an experienced events specialist who has worked in the industry for over a decade. Currently the Senior Manager of Innovation at MCEC, she has also recently been appointed as Senior Manager (Commercial Lead) of the new Geelong Convention and Exhibition Centre. Focused on creativity and collaboration, Katie is passionate about business transformation and creating an impactful customer experience. Follow Katie on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/katie-tinetti-74b2131b/ Follow us: www.linkedin.com/company/naked-ambition www.naked-ambition.com.au

Are there young women in your life who are already making a big impact in the world? This week's episode is a little different as I am chatting with two young women who have identified a problem that, if solved, would impact the health, education, and income of a community in desperate need. Bridget Muturi and Janelly Torres are the co-founders of Women Innovated Empowered & United (WIEU) I invited Bridget and Janelly on the podcast to raise awareness of the problem they've identified and to hopefully raise the money they need to make their work a reality. Being college students, they don't have a PR or communications team and though they've never been on a podcast or done anything like this before they were excited for the opportunity. In this episode Janelly, Bridget and I chatted about... The current conditions for the community living in Kibera, Kenya The high cost of feminine care products and the impact it has on the health of the women in Kibera The solution Bridget and Janelly came up with and what their initiative will look like The design, planning, and collaboration that is happening to make this project sustainable over many years What you can do to support their work Donate to The Kibera Project Venmo: @Bridget-Muturi Cash App: $JanellyT02 Follow along with their adventures Instagram: @w.e.i.u You can also click the link in their bios to donate to The Kibera Project. Resources Apply to be on an “On-Air Coaching” episode. Are you a female leader who has been promoted in the last year? Apply to be on the podcast. Checklist to Ask Your Company for Coaching. Would coaching help you become a stronger leader? Wondering if your company would pay? It doesn't hurt to ask! Leadership Operating System Inventory. Wondering what kind of Leadership traits you have? Take this FREE, FAST self-assessment and find out more about yourself as a Leader. Accomplished: How to Go from Dreaming to Doing. The book containing a simple, step by step system that gives you the foundation and structure to take your goals and make them happen. Leadership Coaching. Find out more about my coaching process, the cost of coaching, or how to ask your employer to pay for you to work with a coach.

SW0133 Soldiers Adapted and Innovated Amidst A Climate of Hostility in Florida In the Second Seminole War, probably every soldier complained about the hostile Florida climate. But, only a few ever did anything about it. In this episode, Professor Jacob Hagstrom of The Citadel joins us to discuss the climate of operations for soldiers in that war. Jacob examines and assesses disputed overall casualties; whether the climate was uniquely inhospitable; whether it was indeed so hostile that the Army could not successfully remove the Seminole from Florida; and how soldiers -- and Seminole -- adapted and innovated within its confines. To increase soldier mobility or to slow down Seminole escape, Gabriel Rains fashioned land mines. John Lane fashioned rubber pontoon bridges so soldiers could more easily cross streams and rivers. And Hezekiah Thistle crafted a saddle that could aid evacuation of casualties who would ride “comfortably” in the prone position. This culture of innovation became so well known that it reached the consciousness of one Edgar Allen Poe, late of the US Military Academy at West Point, who penned a satirical account, The Man That Was Used Up, about service in Florida at the time.   The Seminoles, for their part, innovated as well, switching from labor-intensive log cabins to easily constructed chickees. And they modified their diets to adapt to available produce in the Everglades. They also used the environment to take cover and to conceal themselves from advancing soldiers.  Take a listen to learn how this all panned out.   Seminole adapted to their new south Florida Everglades climate.      Hezekiah Thistle improvised a litter that could be attached to a horse's back for medical evacuation of casualties.     John Lane's rubber bridge pontoons increased the Army's mobility and saw later use in the US-Mexican War and the U.S. Civil War (above). (Below) Edgar Allen Poe wrote a satire on the Army's war innovation. Jacob Hagstrom summed it all up in Florida Historical Quarterly.        Host Patrick Swan is a board member with the Seminole Wars Foundation. This podcast is recorded at the homestead of the Seminole Wars Foundation in Bushnell, Fla.  Subscribe automatically to the Seminole Wars through your favorite podcast catcher and "like" us on Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube!

Dave Lasus is the CEO of Heart + Paw. He is a dedicated, collaborative, and entrepreneurial executive with extensive experience strategically and aggressively scaling business operations, footprint and financial results for rapidly growing companies. Lasus employs a dynamic background in QSR, Veterinary, Multi-site retail/service, Consulting and Real Estate Development companies to craft both efficient and profitable systems. He's adept at multifunctional oversight, capability building, performance management and data-driven decision making. He have a strong record of success identifying, navigating and resolving business challenges to accelerate outcomes. Most notably, Lasus has: • Driven more than 600% EBITDA growth for a QSR chain. • Facilitated expansion by up to 25 new stores per year. • Innovated new product opportunities that have delivered double digit percentages of total sales. His colleagues and co-workers describe him as thorough, enthusiastic, passionate and responsive. He's best known for maintaining a keen pulse on all aspects of operations and fostering agile responses to market trends.

Jeff Mason, is a "traditional values" guy with a lovely wife, and three children who loves to spend as much time as he can with them, doing outside activities.   He and his wife, raise their children traditionally and institutes a value system for them.   He runs a phenomenal business that is worldwide,  bringing technology into the moving business, and seems to be well ahead of his peers in innovating the business. He is a very smart businessman, very humble, and great to talk to. He has used technology to increase other areas of profitability in his business, as he keeps the tradition of the moving business, but has been innovating is discovering more modern pockets of service.  The one thing that sticks out with Jeff is that he puts values first, not only with his family, himself and also his employees. His biggest concern is to give value to the employees. He's quite a humble person, and the type of nice person you don't meet every day. Jeff is a version of Traders Joe, or Costco, in that building a home for his employees and treating like family.  His culture works very well.   I really enjoyed having him on our podcast, he was a breath of fresh air. You will love meeting Jeff. He's a fourth generation owner and purchased the business from his dad. Thee business was started in 1929 by his great grandfather. That's all you need to know about Jeff to know he is pure quality.  Check his company out for your moving needs.  Also, check Jeff's company out for the innovated areas he is serving people.  229 Newbury Street, Rte. 1, N.Peabody, MA 01960U.S. DOT No. 125550 | Atlas Van Lines, Inc. | MDPU No. 2795Toll Free: (866) 662-1979 Local: (978) 347-5400https://www.rcmasonmovers.com/about-us/

Impact & Innovation: Learn how Greg innovated a standard ecommerce framework to create enormous impact in the world. From a business that made WOW money for all the wrong reasons that Greg left with nothing in his pocket, to a business that makes WOW impact in the world and provided everything he and his family needed, listen in on these lessons say it all.

Welcome to the MOMpreneur Success Podcast with Denise Fernander. In this episode, let's welcome our guest Tanya J. Miller of Tanya J. Miller, LLC, and Talking with Tanya, who is an author, speaker, coach, and strategist with a passion for helping people and organizations figure out how to do life and leadership unapologetically on purpose. Tanya shares how your passion can feed your purpose and use that purpose to be successful.    [00:00 - 07:26] 3 Success Tips for Moms Trying to Start a Business Who is Tanya J. Miller? When starting a business, it is important to rest and give your brain time to breed creativity. Don't judge yourself against others and focus on using what you have to get ahead. Take advantage of opportunities that come your way and don't negate them because you don't know what else is out there for you.   [07:26 - 14:09] 3 Simple Steps to Rest, Be Creative and Get More Done Tanya adds, with developing your passion and grabbing opportunities, It also gives you “The Why” to eventually feed your purpose. She reminds also the listener “Not everything is for everybody” and as Moms to be mindful and conscientious about their own time.  She was also grateful for how the pandemic innovated and reinvigorated communications.  Innovated by communication through online platforms.  Reinvigorated communication for giving households time to speak and build relationships, accountability, and connection.   [14:10 - 18:32] Closing words. Connect with Tanya with the links below! Check us out on our website, YouTube, and Instagram! links below!   Key Quotes   "Don't judge you against the next Mama because you never know what's in their hands, use what's in your hands." - Tanya J. Miller Connect with  Follow her on Facebook.com/TalkingWithTanya  Instagram: @talkingwithtanya   or check her website at tanyajmiller.com Connect With Us! Follow us on Instagram @mompreneursuccessacademy and Youtube at the MOMpreneur Success Podcast channel Visit our website www.mompreneursuccessacademy.com and check us out on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/momprenuersuccesspodcast If you're a MOMpreneur coach or health practitioner and are ready to leave behind the frustration and overwhelm and get to success and profits, schedule a complimentary Business Strategy call with Denise at https://mompreneursuccessacademyllc.hbportal.co/schedule/613991b6f6d56f4b272d0430 If you'd like to be a guest on the MOMpreneur Success Podcast, schedule a touchpoint call at https://mompreneursuccesspodcast.hbportal.co/schedule/616f96e4480af144c71a743a Check out some business tools I swear by!  Canva   PLR.me Eztree.me Streamlined Podcast   *The links above are affiliate links to tools I use all the time and genuinely love  Follow us to get notifications for upcoming episodes. If you're enjoying our content, please leave us a review and let us know how we're doing!    

Research and investigation point to a sustainable future for dairy farming in Ireland. Established in 2018, the VistaMilk SFI Research Centre meets challenges and solves problems in five specific areas: soil, pasture, cow, food and agri-tech. Through organised collaboration and coordination, VistaMilk creates an overview of all research and innovations taking place under its remit and can combine different projects to generate a range of recommendations and practical solutions. Dairy Farming in Ireland These will enable Irish dairy farmers to develop sustainable practices that will protect the 18,000 family dairy farms, the 60,000 jobs, and the €5bn yearly economic contribution that dairy supports in this country. It will also provide consumers with the reassurance of knowing that the dairy products they buy continue to be both farmed and processed locally. For the Irish dairy industry (part of an agricultural sector that accounts for 37% of Ireland's greenhouse gas emissions, the bulk of which are methane) there's an issue beyond reducing its total emissions by 22% by 2030. It's an issue of perception. The conclusion has been drawn that reducing Ireland's emissions is as simple as reducing livestock numbers and two narratives have emerged: · A reduction in emissions from livestock is a ‘quick fix', allowing everyone else to get on with business as usual. · A reduction in Ireland's national herd is the only way to meet agri-sector-specific targets. Both conclusions are overly-simplistic and flawed, and both ignore the significant strides and investments being made by the dairy industry to address the issues, reduce emissions, meet the targets, and become a truly sustainable sector. Much of this work is research-based, and the results that are emerging point to a bright green future for agricultural Ireland. VistaMilk Research The research experts at VistaMilk are showing the way in: · Breeding Programmes – matching specific cows with particular bulls and identifying and predicting cow characteristics, breeding animals which produce high-quality milk, give birth to more valuable calves, are disease resistant, are fertile and produce less methane. · Pasture Management – optimising pasture yield, and pasture quality, reducing reliance on chemical fertiliser, increasing milk production, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. · Biogenic Methane Emissions – agriculture accounts for about 35% of Ireland's greenhouse gas emissions, the bulk of which is biogenic methane: · Research at VistaMilk has shown that national inventory calculations may overestimate methane emissions from dairy cows by up to 18%. · New methodologies have been developed to distinguish short-lived biogenic methane from cumulative greenhouse gases, ie carbon dioxide. · Research is investigating the potential of feed additives supplemented to dairy cows in small quantities to mitigate enteric methane emissions. · Carbon Sequestration – infrastructure is in place at VistaMilk to establish the quantity of carbon being sequestered by pastures, determine the effect of soil type and management practices, and identify practices to optimise carbon sequestration rate. Beyond emissions and environmental impact, VistaMilk is also leading research and development programmes that point to the future of farming as well as suggesting solutions to nutrition-related challenges: · AI, Machine Learning and Machine-to-Machine Communication – predicting grass growth, identifying which animals might become ill, and what impact climate might have – with the aim of modelling the entire farm. · Dairy Products and Nutrition – there's a global obesity crisis costing trillions of dollars a year – what if there was a dairy product – a protein – which, by simply incorporating it in your diet, combats weight gain and ‘trains' the gut to behave differently? VistaMilk studies are looking at how the regular inclusion of whey protein in our diets can control weight gain and combat the obesity ep...

What happened to that Blockchain City project in Nevada? On March 1, journalist Cas Piancey and data scientist Bennett Tomlin investigate. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

आज FYI पर बात होगी एक ऐसी तकनीक की जो है समावेशी। बोलना, कम्यूनिकेट करना, ये सब हम सभी को बहुत आसान लगता है। मगर हमारे समाज में ऐसे कई लोग हैं जो मूक-बधिर हैं या जो बोल या सुन नहीं सकते। उनके लिए तकनीक को भी समावेशी होना पड़ेगा। इसलिए आज का एपिसोड है प्रियांजलि गुप्ता पर जो Vellore Institute of Technology में एक 3rd year की छात्रा हैं और उन्होंने एक ऐसा प्रोजेक्ट बनाया है जिसमें मूक-बधिर अपनी भाषा यानी कि sign language में कुछ बोलेंगे तो वो अंग्रेजी में तब्दील हो जायेगा, हमारे और आपके समझने के लिए। जानिये कैसे Host and Producer: @jhansiserani Sound designer: @lalit1121992

आज FYI पर बात होगी एक ऐसी तकनीक की जो है समावेशी। बोलना, कम्यूनिकेट करना, ये सब हम सभी को बहुत आसान लगता है। मगर हमारे समाज में ऐसे कई लोग हैं जो मूक-बधिर हैं या जो बोल या सुन नहीं सकते। उनके लिए तकनीक को भी समावेशी होना पड़ेगा। इसलिए आज का एपिसोड है प्रियांजलि गुप्ता पर जो Vellore Institute of Technology में एक 3rd year की छात्रा हैं और उन्होंने एक ऐसा प्रोजेक्ट बनाया है जिसमें मूक-बधिर अपनी भाषा यानी कि sign language में कुछ बोलेंगे तो वो अंग्रेजी में तब्दील हो जायेगा, हमारे और आपके समझने के लिए। जानिये कैसे Host and Producer: @jhansiserani Sound designer: @lalit1121992

On episode 83 of the Gaming Meal Podcast, Manny, Eric, Myka, Cesar and Gilbert go over this week's appetizers (gaming news), talking about Platinum games thoughts on acquisitions, the January 2022 NPDs, and a Capcom countdown to something. We then dive into our entrée (main discussion), where we discuss games that evolved or innovated gaming from this past generation. For more information, visit us at www.TheGamingMeal.com and please follow us on social media at: Twitter at www.twitter.com/GamingMeal, Twitch at www.twitch.tv/gamingmeal, and Facebook at www.facebook.com/gaming.meal.14. Thanks for listening, and please subscribe to the Gaming Meal Podcast! Music credit goes to SubspaceAudio, celestialghost8, Worlfgang, and mutkanto.

'The Correct Reply to the One Who Altered the Religion of the Messiah' by Ibn Taymiyya http://www.ibntaymiyyah.com/articles/...Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/blogging-theology/donations

'sup divines, this message is in alignment with the planetary placements and the energy divine source has orchestrated for us to go thru. heres the deal...did you know know you can CREATE...engineer the life outcome that you want!? Yep! *one thing that just came to me, mastering your emotions as a business person is critical because it can cost you a client or open you up to lawsuits. we have venus retrograde coming up and there will be conflicts on the job AND loss of income...don't open yourself up to unnecessary loss because you lost your temper!!! *clarification: copy the right *formula* for success, not the person! in looking at role models, you will see that they are following a formula....follow the formula to what YOU have CREATED or INNOVATED! be blessed + be a blessing beloveds~ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/musingsofadivinefeminine/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/musingsofadivinefeminine/support

Welcome to another episode of Action and Ambition Podcast. We are joined by an impact-driven entrepreneur, founder and CEO of Global News App (GNA), the man of hour, Daniel Anduray. Prior to GNA, Daniel has served in the defense industry holding various positions which provided him valuable and exemplary experiences and exposures in developing system requirements, improving standardized processes, and creating organizational objects to elicit growth within diverse markets. With his passion and excellence, he founded GNA, a high capacity News Media application which determines the value and veracity of news and content shared by others, and anonymously ranking them accordingly. As the CEO of GNA, Daniel is responsible for directing the brand development, distribution, marketing, financial structures and modeling, product design to hit and exceed their goals successfully. Join us as we participate in intelligent discussions with Daniel!

This week we look at the innovations of Houston's DJ Screw, the Three Six Mafia from Memphis and Atlanta's Lil Jon.Let It Roll is proud to be part of Pantheon Podcasts.Have a question or a suggestion for a topic or person for Nate to interview? Email letitrollpodcast@gmail.comFollow us on Twitter.Follow us on Facebook.

This week we look at the innovations of Houston's DJ Screw, the Three 6 Mafia from Memphis and Atlanta's Lil Jon.Let It Roll is proud to be part of Pantheon Podcasts.Have a question or a suggestion for a topic or person for Nate to interview? Email letitrollpodcast@gmail.comFollow us on Twitter.Follow us on Facebook.

This week we look at the innovations of Houston's DJ Screw, the Three 6 Mafia from Memphis and Atlanta's Lil Jon. Let It Roll is proud to be part of Pantheon Podcasts. Have a question or a suggestion for a topic or person for Nate to interview? Email letitrollpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter. Follow us on Facebook. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we look at the innovations of Houston's DJ Screw, the Three Six Mafia from Memphis and Atlanta's Lil Jon. Let It Roll is proud to be part of Pantheon Podcasts. Have a question or a suggestion for a topic or person for Nate to interview? Email letitrollpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter. Follow us on Facebook. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This Episode is a SEASON 3 Premier!!! I wanted to catch up with Special Judiee Demi Frost to talk about how determine he was to create a career lane for himself, also in the mist of it all with including the struggles he was able to put a team together to understand and see his vision. If that's not a surviving the pandemic superhero story I don't know what is...... Instagram: DemiFrostt Twitter: DemiFrostt --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/singlygaypodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/singlygaypodcast/support

Coming up on today's Masters of the Risk Universe, a woman whose name you may not have ever heard of. But a woman whose invention and innovation, a large majority of you will have used at some point.Melitta Bentz – the inventor of the paper coffee filter. Melitta Bentz - the creator of a coffee empire that, to this day, still exists. And Melitta Bentz – a woman whose innovative workplace policies set the tone for the benefits we take for granted today.There is nothing more inspiring than an everyday risk master. Someone who saw a problem. Spotted the gap. Innovated the gap. Throttled the opportunity that followed. And didn't stop, even when she had ‘made it'.Stories like that of Melitta Bentz are the stories that ought to inspire everyone that, they too, can be risk masters.On today's episode, the incredible story of innovator and disruptor, Melitta Bentz.The Risktory Podcast is created, written, hosted and produced by Jacinthe A Galpin.All rights reserved.Bibliographyhttps://www.melitta.com/melitta_journey_through_time_en.htmlhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melitta_Bentzhttps://www.seriouseats.com/coffee-history-melitta-bentz-inventor-of-the-paper-filterhttp://www.edubilla.com/inventor/melitta-bentz/https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/who-invented-the-coffee-maker.htmlhttps://www.company-histories.com/Melitta-Unternehmensgruppe-Bentz-KG-Company-History.html

Episode 282: Phil Mattison Innovated His Way Out of the Pandemic  Phil Mattison, founder and President of CORE Products International, Inc., is back to talk about how he and his staff innovated their way through the coronavirus pandemic. His life is different from our last podcast conversations in 2018. What hasn't changed is Phil's sprightliness. He has an uncanny way of landing on his feet. We start with his move from Wisconsin to Florida and end with new therapeutic products soon to be available this year and an announcement from me. Before I go on, I want to share an essential aspect in healthy relating that surfaced in my conversation with Phil. We are more than our individual beliefs and the systems we were born into. To find safety in our connections, we do not need to agree. Instead, we need to be heard, show respect, and strive to understand what each person tells us to meet their needs. I may disagree with someone's hobby because I find it harmful. However, my opinion does not mean I can't appreciate the joy Phil finds in being an outdoorsman and fisherman. I am not here to judge or force my beliefs onto Phil. We all grew up in a meat-eaters world full of traditions supporting the industry. I understand how Phil developed his hobby. I am here to connect with Phil and understand the intensity of his journey over the past few years sharing what he has learned with you and offering insights where it makes sense. I have tremendous respect for Phil and appreciate his leadership, innovativeness, savvy business acumen, the therapeutic comforts he manufactures for others, and how he has implemented an employee stock option plan (ESOP) for employees. A win/win/win for his employees, leadership team, and himself. Are you ready for his fishtail? Moving from Wisconsin to Florida and re-engaging Phil's love of fishing. I find Phil sitting in his car in Crystal River, Florida, hoping the rain won't start during our conversation, which it doesn't. The house he purchased is not what it seems. A few touches turned into an extensive remodeling project. Phil developed a love of flying from his Dad, who was a professional pilot in the military. The fishtail begins here. You will learn about specialized trout and redfish in the Gulf and Charles from Trinidad and Peacock bass, Galy, arctic char, fish in the Amazon, and swimming in rivers with piranha. This fishtail sounds true. Phil uses a cow analogy to calm COVID's pandemic fears. Now we're cows? This is how an innovative mind works. Coming up with analogies that fit the population you work with, something about Manhatten's population of 1.63M people in 23 square miles and 70,869 people/square mile compared to Polk County, where two of Phil's manufacturing companies are located in Chetek and Osceola, WI. Polk County is 956 square miles and has 44,000 people or 46 people/square mile. They are already physically distanced by proximity, Phil emphasizes. That analogy might have calmed the fear of some employees but didn't keep Phil and other employees from getting COVID. Phil discusses what happened when COVID arrived at CORE Products International, Inc. and how their sales volume percentages changed between healthcare providers and consumers. It is worth hearing how they scaled up and down their manufacturing production of masks and hand sanitizer finishing with a surplus of products when product demand changed. Divorce and Divvying Up Ownership Assets. Initially, Phil was concerned that his divorce would destroy his $20M business. Find out how he worked out ownership and saved CORE Products. Education and Employee Profit Sharing Plans (ESOPs). At CORE Products International, Inc., Phil implemented an employee stock ownership plan (ESOP) that can reduce wealth and wage inequality, economists say by educating employees on the business's financial structure and seeing their monies potentially grow from year to year. However, the Toronto subsidiary of CORE Products is set up differ...

Cheetie Kumar is a musician and a chef, and she owns the Raleigh-based restaurant Garland, the music venue Kings, and the cocktail bar Neptunes. In this episode of TBD, she and Matt sit down to talk about how she innovated as a chef and business owner to keep her businesses alive during COVID. As restaurants faced shutdowns, declining revenue, and health risks to their employees, Cheetie joined with other chefs to create the Independent Restaurant Coalition and advocate with policymakers for relief grants for small restaurants.  Congress eventually passed a relief package that included a $28 billion Restaurant Revitalization Fund.  Listen in.

Soon after anchoring a successful exit from Medlife, Ananth Narayan has set up a new venture Mensa Brands. Loosely built on the US-based Thrasio, the company has already managed to raise a whopping $50 million in its very first round of funding. It will use a major chunk of this money to fund acquisitions of brands to aggregate them under one roof.  In this episode of Setting Sail, Narayanan talks to Priyanka Sahay and M Sriram about his two decade old career spanning across the four Ms -- McKinsey, Myntra, Medlife and Mensa. Tune in to know more.

I'm excited about this one! I created this one for the love of the fight. Your destiny is what you choose! What destiny are you moving toward? What legacy do you intend to leave on this Earth? If you don't know, this may be why it is easy for you to get discouraged! Every human being has instilled in them the desire to be great. There has got to be one thing that you can see yourself improving upon for the rest of your life. For me, it is a long list of things, and in that, is the cure for any addiction. Click here for your free strategy session. I want the world of recovery to experience the same remarkable breakthrough that I have. I will help you formulate a plan for free, and teach you about the 9 principles that will eliminate your bad habits and erase the desire to use drugs, once and for all. CoCre8 OnessRecovery.Innovated. Music by: (4) 2WEI - Crimson Blaze (Escape Velocity, Mortal Engines Trailer Music) - YouTubeSpeakers: Dan WilkzEric ThomasAl Pacino (Any Given Sunday - City Hall Speech)Support the show (https://patreon.com/cocre8oneness)

On today’s episode, I look at the rise and fall of Payless Shoes. At one point, Payless Shoes was the US’ largest and most successful family owned business. Bigger than Walmart and the Walton Family. Think about that for a minute.And then, its fortunes dwindled. The disruptor became the disrupted. And the disrupted was unable to sustain itself.On this week’s episode, let’s talk about how Payless disrupted the shoe market. Innovated its way to what seemed to be an unassailable competitive advantage. And then, how its decades of market dominance, all fell apart in a matter of years. The story of Payless’ collapse. It’s nothing new. In many ways, it is proof that we don’t always learn from the past, which dooms us to a repeat performance in the future. The Risktory Podcast is created, written, hosted and produced by Jacinthe A Galpin.All rights reserved.Related Episodehttps://www.spreaker.com/user/jacintheagalpin/20-05-04-whatever-happened-to-toys-r-usBibligraphyhttps://moneyinc.com/the-rise-and-fall-of-payless-shoesource/https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Payless_(footwear_retailer)https://www.cnbc.com/2019/02/19/payless-shoesource-files-for-bankruptcy-closes-its-2500-us-stores.htmlhttps://www.smartcompany.com.au/finance/payless-shoes-collapses-voluntary-administration/https://www.businessinsider.com/the-rise-and-fall-of-payless-shoesource-2019-6?op=1#in-2019-the-discount-show-retailer-filed-for-bankruptcy-again-and-announced-its-plan-to-close-all-us-stores-19

On this episode of the Impact Real Estate podcast, we visit with Ian Wiesner, the Director of Business Development at Capital Impact Partners. Find out what innovative tool CIP has for raising captital, what class at the University of Michigan inspired Ian’s career path and what Ian recommends if you wish to follow his career trajectory. It’s another can’t-miss episode of the most impactful real estate podcast out there. EPISODE NOTES02:05 - What is Capital Impact Partners?04:42 - Innovated tool for raising capital 05:49 - People on the ground and a knowledge of the market 08:01 - “Coapetition”09:30 - Sourcing transactions 10:35 - Micro finance; From Michigan to Yale15:45 - Additional exposure17:49 - Point of entry; The career trajectory 21:34 - Created by an act of congress 24:14 - The next step 27:12 - Projections are not predictions 28:42 - The Hot Seat presented by KK Reset

While Europe was Theorised, America Innovated, China Reverse Engineered, Africa Will Be 3D Printed.

Carli Parsons and Sandy Millar are school leaders in Waterloo Region, Ontario, Canada. They are the co-founders of InnovatED, a company dedicated to reimagining education to better prepare students for a rapidly changing world. Carli has dedicated her career to motivating those around her to invest in the achievement and well-being of all students. Carli began her career teaching English and History and is a trained International Baccalaureate teacher. She has worked as a Student Success Teacher, Blended Learning Consultant and an E-Learning Teacher over her 14 years in education. Sandy is the creator and director of the Highlander Innovation Lab, a new and innovative start-up incubator program designed specifically for high school students. Sandy taught Student Leadership for 8 years where he developed an innovative curriculum designed around project-based learning focused on developing global competencies in his students. He was also the Chair of the 2017 Canadian Student Leadership Conference. Connect with Carli and Sandy! Twitter: @mscarliparsons | @sandy_millar | @EdInnovat Web: www.innovateeducation.ca Bonus Content: Dr. Dave Schmittou Twitter: @daveschmittou | Web : https://schmittou.net

Carli Parsons and Sandy Millar are school leaders in Waterloo Region, Ontario, Canada. They are the co-founders of InnovatED, a company dedicated to reimagining education to better prepare students for a rapidly changing world. Carli has dedicated her career to motivating those around her to invest in the achievement and well-being of all students. Carli began her career teaching English and History and is a trained International Baccalaureate teacher. She has worked as a Student Success Teacher, Blended Learning Consultant and an E-Learning Teacher over her 14 years in education. Sandy is the creator and director of the Highlander Innovation Lab, a new and innovative start-up incubator program designed specifically for high school students. Sandy taught Student Leadership for 8 years where he developed an innovative curriculum designed around project-based learning focused on developing global competencies in his students. He was also the Chair of the 2017 Canadian Student Leadership Conference. Connect with Carli and Sandy! Twitter: @mscarliparsons | @sandy_millar | @EdInnovat Web: www.innovateeducation.ca Bonus Content: Dr. Dave Schmittou Twitter: @daveschmittou | Web : https://schmittou.net

Domain names. Hardly anyone talks about it in marketing yet it's one of the first and most important addresses to your business. Meet my guest Jacob Malthouse an expert on the topic. He was originally with ICANN as Global partnerships (the organization that oversees all the domain names)  Over the last 12 years, Jacob was Co-CEO, Co-Founder & Director of .eco Domain names. His unique perspective on why every business should be paying significantly more attention to their domain strategy.  He conceived and created the ‘.eco’ top-level domain. Innovated a new web architecture to accelerate sustainability; blending eco-certification, the domain name system, and social media platforms. Negotiated support of >50 nonprofits, including WWF, Greenpeace, UN Environment and the World Conservation Union for .eco bid. Successful launch in April 2016. Grew sales to 3,700 in 142 countries with an 80% renewal rate, including Patagonia, Tesla, and Google. In this show, Jacob shares his unique perspective on the little known topic of Domain Name and its importance in marketing and business. Connect with Jacob  Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/jacobmalthouse/ Twitter: twitter.com/jacobmalthouse https://www.malthouse.eco/ Subscribe to www.Marketer.eco  Connect with Scott Show: www.groundswell.fm Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/scottadammartin/ Instagram: www.Instagram.com/ScottMartin_org twitter: www.twitter.com/ScottAdamMartin Groundswell: www.Groundswell.Marketing 

In the third of four episodes, Jessica Constantinidis, Innovation Evangelist speaks with Tom Cheesewright, Applied Futurist, on findings from The Work Survey, conducted for ServiceNow, providing a global view of the future of work beyond Covid 19. Hear how almost half of all executives and employees think transitioning to the new normal will be even more challenging than the initial shock of COVID-19, and why this challenge is exacerbated due to most businesses still having a digital disadvantage.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the third of four episodes, Jessica Constantinidis, Innovation Evangelist speaks with Tom Cheesewright, Applied Futurist, on findings from The Work Survey, conducted for ServiceNow, providing a global view of the future of work beyond Covid 19. Hear how almost half of all executives and employees think transitioning to the new normal will be even more challenging than the initial shock of COVID-19, and why this challenge is exacerbated due to most businesses still having a digital disadvantage.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on Fin-Tech Friday, Eddy Ortiz, VP of Innovation & Solution Acceleration of RBC, discusses how RBC has managed to keep their leadership position by innovating.

You'll need to innovate this holiday season to adapt to new operational realities. Listen to the briefing for ideas on how you can work with the cards you've been dealt to create new and exciting customer experiences. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

MultimediaLIVE — In this edition of the Business Day Spotlight, we’re talking to one of the country’s top business leaders in technology about her experience operating in the current Covid-induced economy. To discuss the issues, our host Mudiwa Gavaza is joined by Lillian Barnard, managing director at Microsoft SA. The discussion explores Barnard’s experience of running a technology business through this crisis; the increased demand for Microsoft’s products for remote working during the lockdown; her thoughts around the future of work and education; how Microsoft’s partnerships with companies like SAP have been affected by lockdowns, a new LinkedIn skills program in SA and the arrival of Surface computer products in the local market slated for later this year.

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Look I'm not a gym person, I only started going a year ago after I had knee surgery. So it was really only out of necessity. But I know they're a sanctuary for a lot of working parents who need a break and to do something for themselves. I've also really felt for all the gyms going under during Covid, I've heard so many stories of businesses that just couldn't afford to ride things out and it's just crushing. One that managed to stay afloat by pivoting VERY quickly, is Flow Athletic in Sydney. It's run by Ben Lucas who is also a dad of two little ones with his journalist wife Talitha Cummins - a previous guest on The Juggling Act. So I reached out to him to find out how he kept his business running with the Covid closures, especially with two little people at home.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If there's one valued lesson I've learnt through the journey of making this podcast, its that having a different out like is a plus. If we all were in agreement on everything and accepted blanket perceptions, nothing would be Innovated. Here's a glimpse on how I curate the podcast,

It's a triple-filled radio show sandwich today featuring three different businesses – all doing great things.Holly Jenkins of Jiraffe is first up. Jiraffe provides postural care equipment and support to children and adults with special needs."The need of the children that we support is not going to go away because of the coronavirus," she says – so Jiraffe has launched two special initiatives to ensure some of the most vulnerable children and adults in society still have access to vital seating, standing, sleeping, and mobility support equipment.Lots too in the chat with Holly about building a positive company culture and effective communication (Holly gives specific points about how Jiraffe does this).Tim Elgar, Head of Culture and Leadership at Twinkl is next up. Twinkl is well known in Sheffield and worldwide. It offers hundreds of thousands of learning resources to people who teach. Now the firm has made these resources free to access – and it's also partnered with the S6 foodbank to distribute 500 copies of a beautiful, printed book for children. Tim tells us more.Finally Paul Fletcher of call centre business CC33. His firm employs around 350 people across three sites. It moved rapidly to remote working, setting its people up to work from home. A gigantic logistical task.Paul tells me how CC33 did this, and describes some positive consequences for its people and for the firm.Timings: 0 - 2:20 introduction2:20 Holly Jenkins, Jiraffe29:43 Tim Elgar, Twinkl36:29 Paul Fletcher, CC33

Let's take a break from our Covid anxiety and learn about a company that has Innovated in the Medical Device field and has the impact to save hundreds of thousands of lives in India and in other developing countries. @Nachiket Deval co-founded @Coeo Labs, who specifically focus on innovating in the areas of emergency, trauma and critical care. Their story is very interesting. From participating in a @InnAccel Fellowship program to identify problems in the medical field to creating solutions that have the potential to save lives. With two flagship products that ensure proper sanitation during ventilation & allow premature babies to breathe, @Coeo Labs is a story of true innovation for India. Key Takeaways: The challenges we face in our medical industry are very ‘India-Specific'. We can't plug and play solutions from different nations and apply them here, they do not face the same challenges that we do. To solve a problem, you really have to be able to deeply understand all aspects of the challenge at hand. Putting yourself in the situation to learn first hand is crucial YouTube: https://youtu.be/oxbws16tnYU Stay Tuned and Stay Safe!

Facebook’s head of Social Impact (EMEA), Anita Yuen, joins Alberto Lidji to discuss how they’ve raised $2 billion for good causes, connected blood donors to those in need and innovated at global scale.   The conversation explores how Facebook is using its tremendous global scale to drive forward social impact and social good.   There are more than 2bn people on the Facebook platform, which in many respects can be viewed as a global community of advocates, volunteers and donors.  Combined with the fact that there are millions of non-profits active on Facebook, this provides a great opportunity for these organisations to engage with their community in a genuine and authentic way.   Anita explains how there are various tools on Facebook, such as Groups and Blood Donations, that are being effectively used by non-profits and those in need.    The Blood Donations product was developed in 2018 and it came out of what Facebook were observing in India. They noticed that when people where due to head for surgery in India, people would post on Facebook and ask their friends and family whether they could donate blood. This is because in some parts of India, when people have to go in for surgery they often have to bring in their own blood in case they need a blood transfusion. There is a global shortage of blood.   After observing this, the team at Facebook asked themselves how might they be able to make this process to facilitate blood donations easier.    The Blood Donations product has now been rolled out to various countries, including Bangladesh, Pakistan and Brazil.  As of today, Facebook have over 50m people who have volunteered to donate blood.   Anita speaks with passion and is particularly excited about the sheer scale they are able to enjoy whenever they decide to pilot and deploy new, innovative products.  There aren’t many companies where one can engage with millions and millions of people globally.   Facebook also have created a donations tool that allows people and organisations to raise money for causes they care about.  You can create fundraisers, go out to your Facebook community and ask them to make a donation.   Anita provides useful insight into specific case studies.  ‘Ocean Cleanup’ is a Dutch-based organisation with a focus on cleaning the word’s oceans and rivers.  Anita notes they build amazing tech to clean the ocean.  They are a relatively new organisation and have been using Facebook’s tools for approximately the past year and a half, and have already been able to raise millions of dollars by having people create birthday fundraisers for them. So, two weeks before people’s birthdays, they’re asked whether they’d like to donate their birthdays to the Ocean Cleanup – and this approach has worked extremely well.  Anita is very proud to have them on the Facebook platform.   Another organisation Anita mentioned is a UK-based outfit called ‘Help Refugees’, which was started by an individual who wanted to do something about the refugee crisis and bring supplies to refugees in Greece. They’ve used Facebook’s donations tool to buy supplies; people have created fundraisers for them; and they’ve also encouraged folks to do fundraisers for them.  Anita drilled down and provided insight into a particular instance when Help Refugees were in Calais, France, and experienced their truck breaking down; and they didn’t have enough money to fund its repairs. So, they went onto Facebook and created a special fundraiser just for this. Within a week they were able to fund the repair of the truck.   The community angle is key. Non-profits who understand their community and are able to speak to them in an authentic and genuine way are achieving amazing results on Facebook – people are looking for meaning and an understating of the impact of the causes they’re supporting. Anita explains how the Facebook platform has been very powerful in helping them reach new audiences.  Community engagement is invaluable and can revolve around moments of global crisis, just as it can around small moments, or diaspora communities scattered across the globe.   Anita sheds light on Facebook’s Social Impact Team – a diverse and highly motivated team including a group of engineers mainly based in California who are behind innovations such as their Blood Donations tool, crisis tools, fundraising tools, volunteering and all kinds of social impact products. They also have marketing, communications and partnerships specialists in the team.   Anita remarks that many folks are surprised to hear that they have people working at Facebook who focus only in the social impact space.   We hear how the team at Facebook work very closely with partners. These partnerships help inform Facebook and help them produce new products and ensure their relevance.   Scale is a theme that comes up during the conversation repeatedly. Indeed, Anita is very excited about scale and she notes that in many respects the journey has only just begun.    For instance, the Blood Donations tool is only available in 5 countries at present, but they want to make that global. The same applies to their donations tools, which are only available in just 19 countries.  They’re constantly asking themselves how best to scale such products.   It may be counterintuitive but scaling up a digital tool to new countries isn’t as straightforward as one might think – it’s not about merely flipping a switch.  For instance, to expand their Blood Donations tool, they need to establish partnerships with governments, with NGOs on the ground and with blood banks – you need to get this right on many levels.   Remarkably, their donations tools are only available in 19 markets but, as of September 2019, Facebook have raised over $2bn for good causes and individuals.  Anita invites listeners to imagine what these sums could look like if they were to scale this globally, and the good this could do.   A bit of information Anita underscores very clearly is that Facebook do not take any fees at all for any of the donations they’re helping raise. Anita notes how 100% of what is raised for a charity goes to that charity. Facebook don’t take any transaction fees; they cover the credit card fees of donations.  Facebook has not taken any fee at all for the $2bn that they’ve raised thus far.   When asked about what success looks like in the next 10 years, Anita notes that they’d like to continue to do what they’re doing, in the sense that when they think of their approach to social impact partnerships and product, they’re really observing what is happening on the Facebook community on the platform; what do people want to be doing, and how can Facebook facilitate that in an easier way. They look to the Facebook community and to their partners to say, well, ‘what can we be offering that is genuinely and authentically useful’ and so if Facebook continue to do that Anita feels that they’re going to see their work in this space go into all sorts of different areas., with a focus on scale.   Facebook, Instagram, WahtsApp – these platforms are all part of what Anita calls ‘Facebook Inc’. They are looking to ensure best practice and innovative tools from one platform are deployed across other platforms. In July 2019, for instance, they launched Donation tools on Instagram.  So, they’ve taken learning and best practices and experience from their Donation products on Facebook and are now beginning to build these things out on Instagram.  You can expect to see more innovation on instagram.   Facebook has been on this journey for social impact for quite a while. They launched their donation tools in the USA in 2015.  And even before that, ‘Safety Check’ – one of their crisis tools – came out of the Fukushima disaster in Japan back in 2011.   Anita sheds light on the impact the ALS Bucket Challenge had on Facebook’s thinking.  The ALS Bucket Challenge took place back in the summer of 2014 and out of that Facebook saw essentially the world’s biggest viral fundraising campaign take place on Facebook.  All of these videos were being uploaded to Facebook, people were tagging friends, and so the whole thing was actually happening on Facebook but at the time Facebook didn’t have a way for non-profits to take in donations. But because of that experience Facebook started to see that there was actually a need, and a willingness, for the Facebook community to give to good causes. So, after that, they had a couple of engineers in California start to work on creating a donation button. And, that donation button was the start of what has now become a set of tools that the entire sector and the Facebook community are using.   Anita also explains how the tsunami of 2004 was one of the first major disasters when people actually gave at such a scale but they did it online. Anita remembers that well, because she saw this as a turning point in philanthropy, where non-profits recognised the power of online giving.  Things back then happened quickly but nowhere as quickly as today. If a tsunami happened today they’d be able to move in minutes or seconds, not days as was the case back then.   Anita’s key takeaway for listeners: she starts by letting listeners know she has been thinking about ‘purpose’ lately, and goes on to note that people sometimes may feel unsure as to how to begin supporting a cause.  She explains that now more than ever is a time when everyone can do good. Everyone has a voice. Everybody can use their voice and do good things.  She encourages listeners simply to “just jump in”. Small acts of kindness are amazing. Now more than ever people can have a voice and take action.  If you see something that’s wrong or you see something and you want to do something about it, just jump right in!   Visit Lidji.org for guest bios, episode notes and useful links. Please subscribe and share if you enjoy the podcast – thank you!  

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Hey everyone! In this episode I share the mic with Adrian Salamunovic, co-founder of CanvasPop, a service that lets you create gallery-quality canvas prints. Tune in to hear Adrian discuss his career path as a serial entrepreneur, including DNA11 in which they turned DNA code into abstract wall-art, how he started CanvasPop with just $35,000 and earned media, and the marketing tactics he's used, such as putting the first 100 customers' prints on a digital billboard in Times Square during the Christmas season as part of their launch campaign. Click here for show notes and transcript. Leave Some Feedback: What should I talk about next? Who should I interview? Please let me know on Twitter or in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, leave a short review here. Subscribe to Growth Everywhere on iTunes. Get the non-iTunes RSS feed Connect with Eric Siu: Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @EricSiu

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In today's episode of the Idea to Value podcast, we speak with Nick White from Deloitte Sydney about a new innovation which has been receiving a lot of attention, called "Deloitte Assist". Deloitte Assist is a way for patients in a hospital to ask for help using their voice, so that nurses and doctors know exactly what the patient needs before arriving at their bedside. Historically, and still the case in most hospitals, the only way that a patient has to ask for help or attention is a button to press next to their bed. This could be help for anything from being in pain, to having fallen and being seriously injured, to wanting something to drink or asking for the TV channel to be changed. Not all requests are as urgent as others. Deloitte Assist was conceived after a Deloitte partner saw how his father suffered while he was in a critical condition in hospital, and asked himself if there was a better way to help both the patients and those attending to them. The solution uses Amazon's voice recognition features built into Alexa and its Echo devices, to allow the patients to speak with the system, letting it know what they need, and alerting the relevant nurses allowing them to prioritise their work much more effectively. The solution has already won several innovation awards, like the AMY Grand Prix (https://www.dtcollective.org.au/awards/amy-award-winners) and helping Deloitte be listed as one of Australia's most Innovative companies in 2018 (https://mostinnovative.com.au/). Listen to the interview above to find out more about how the system was imagined, designed and implemented. It is an excellent example of how even the largest companies can still innovate. Links mentioned in this episode: * Deloitte Assist: https://www2.deloitte.com/au/en/pages/public-sector/solutions/dassist.html Bonus: This episode was made possible by our premium innovation and creativity training. Take your innovation and creativity capabilities to the next level by investing in yourself now, at https://www.ideatovalue.com/ * Subscribe on iTunes to the Idea to Value Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/idea-to-value-creativity-innovation/id1199964981?mt=2 * Subscribe on Stitcher to the Idea to Value Podcast: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=129437&refid=stpr

Kelly Close founded Close Concerns in 2002; its mission is to make everyone smarter about diabetes. At Close Concerns, Kelly and her team write approximately three million words each year on diabetes, prediabetes, obesity, and digital health for Closer Look, a highly praised service covering the goings-on in the field. Kelly's passion for the field comes from her extensive professional work as well as from her personal experience, having had diabetes for over 30 years. Kelly is the author of more than 30 peer-reviewed manuscripts as well as Targeting a Cure for Type 1 Diabetes: How Long Do We Have to Wait?, a widely praised book published by the American Diabetes Association (ADA) in 2013. She also wrote the foreword for the widely praised Bright Spots & Landmines by Adam Brown, published in 2017. Kelly is an associate editor of Clinical Diabetes, a journal focused on diabetes for primary care physicians published quarterly by the ADA. Close Concerns is a winner of the ADA’s “Excellence in Health Communications” Award, and Kelly and her team write a quarterly column in Journal of Diabetes, a peer-reviewed journal based in Shanghai. Kelly chairs the diaTribe Foundation, a nonprofit established in 2013 to improve the lives of people with diabetes and prediabetes and to advocate for action. She is also the founder of diaTribe.org, begun in 2006 as an educational resource for people with diabetes; diaTribe.org’s free educational mailers go to over 100,000 people every 2 weeks. Before starting Close Concerns and the diaTribe Foundation, Kelly’s work focused on life sciences more broadly. Over nearly a dozen years, she worked on Wall Street (investment banking at Goldman Sachs, equity research at Merrill Lynch) and at McKinsey & Company, where her work centered on life science, managed care, and nonprofit organizations. Kelly has a BA in economics and English from Amherst College, magna cum laude, and an MBA from Harvard Business School. She was a founding board member of the Institute for Responsible Nutrition, led by University of California, San Francisco’s Robert Lustig, MD, and a previous executive board member of the Diabetes Hands Foundation and the Behavioral Diabetes Institute. She and her husband and three children are cohosts of the popular San Francisco–based discussion series CPS Lectures. 01:22 Why Kelly started diaTribe. 02:22 Empowering patient decisions and disease management. 03:51 The power of numbers in making change. 04:12 Other advocacy groups inside and outside the diabetes realm. 05:09 Paying attention to direct costs as well as indirect costs. 05:44 The four areas of constraints to obtaining the outcomes desired in treating diabetes. 06:34 Behavior design and behavior change. 07:52 Overcoming diabetes constraints. 08:18 “You can’t know where you want to go with your diabetes management until you know where you are.” 10:10 Supporting patients and continuous glucose monitoring. 13:01 “What’s not going well here, and what’s changeable?” 15:18 “Until we’re doing much more to create healthy communities and supporting communities, we will not be successful.” 15:52 Go to diatribe.org/brightspots for educational materials for your diabetes patients. 17:00 Avoiding stigmatizing language. 17:40 Ensuring you have a diabetes educator or social worker who understands what resources are available. 17:51 Finding community organizations like Wellville—EP118 with Rick Brush. 18:40 The dichotomy of engaged patients vs those who aren’t. 19:39 The importance in understanding where patients are coming from and their emotional well-being. 21:24 The impressiveness of Kaiser moving half of their appointments to telehealth. 23:02 Health technologies helping to improve diabetes outcomes and how they are finding reimbursement. 24:46 Innovated payers funding diabetes research to improve outcomes. 25:48 The excessive expenses associated with diabetes today. 28:12 “The only good thing about this spending ... [is] that a lot could happen to reduce that.” 28:59 Houston’s efforts to make an impact on diabetes in the community level. 30:44 “I think today the really forward-thinking companies are really thinking about stakeholder value.” 32:10 You can learn more by going to diatribe.org, follow diaTribe on Facebook and Twitter, and check out diatribe.org/foundation and diatribe.org/brightspots.

In celebration of Dailey's 50th anniversary celebrating innovation, Dailey founder, Cliff Einstein sits down with managing partner, Bill Waldner to discuss the behind-the-scenes look at how an advertising agency was born.

In celebration of Dailey's 50th anniversary celebrating innovation, Susan Bennett, the original voice of Siri, sits down with Dailey's executive creative director, Marcus Wesson to discuss how she became the world's most recognized voice.

In celebration of Dailey's 50th anniversary celebrating innovation, Budd Friedman, founder of the Improv, sits down with Steve Peckingham, a copywriter at Dailey to discuss his journey and how he created the world famous Improv.

In celebration of Dailey's 50th anniversary celebrating innovation, Pixar animator, Frank Abney III sits down with Dailey's executive creative director, Marcus Wesson to discuss his journey in animation and his future plans.

In celebration of Dailey's 50th anniversary celebrating innovation, Steven T. Seagle sits down with Dailey's managing partner, Jean Grabow to discuss his rich background in the comic book, television, and animation industries.

The Money Show’s Bruce Whitfield interviews Africa Connected host Lee Kasumba.

We ve heard about how the introduction of Apple s iPhone changed the business model of Apple (again) and how this one product represented 60% of the company s revenues before the iPhone was four years old. Apple is certainly one company that continues to innovate it s business model. Well, the most innovative distributors are doing the same. […] The post How Valin Innovated Its Business Model To Increase The Value Of The Company 6 Fold in Just Four Years appeared first on Dirk Beveridge.

GMS students take us through the iterations of the iPhone since its inception.

GMS students take us through the iterations of the iPhone since its inception.

Tonight, Jay Cat & Shaheen discuss ... -Review of GCW “Line in the Sand” —“Brother prices”?? —Thoughts on the Allentown venue —Giant referee —“Last time ever”? —“Tremont-lite” vs. “Tremont- super —babyface” —“Is that the Zombie Princess sitting next to me?” —Danny Demanto with the “life alert” bump —Darby Allin does “some old fu**in Carl Lewis long jump off-the-balcony s**t” -CZW’s “Night of Infamy” —“Worst show ever”?!?! —Will Gage ever return? —“F**k CZW and F**k JML” —“Were the students marking out for this s**t?” —Old-school rules (aka Chair match) —“Innovated by the UltraViolent Underground and NOT Joe Gacy’s Facebook” —In the garage ... and Mom walks in —CZW has “become a ‘B’ show” —“Seriously dude??” -Moving on ... -DJ Hyde ... from “Mark-land” -Barbed-Wire match in TNA —Stealing the Skewers —Masada responds -Frankie Pickard hits up the ‘Clearance’ rack -$300 “to watch Tommy Dreamer and Little Guido in 2017” -Sammy Sosa’s a white guy now -What’s next for Jinder Mahal? -“Cage of Doubt”

Over $1 trillion in independent contractor income annually in the U.S. is locked in a 30, 60 or 90 day invoicing cycle. Johnny Reinsch, co-founder and CEO of Qwil, founded the company to offer financial products to individual contractors, freelancers, and small businesses. Qwil participated in the 500 Startups Fintech Accelerator in 2016, as well as the Silicon Valley Bank and First Data Accelerator, Commerce.Innovated.

Denne episode af IDA Podcast handler om det, der sker, når dansk og kinesisk kultur og arbejdskultur møder hinanden. Vi ligger langt fra hinanden på en række kulturelle parametre, især i forhold til ledelse, forhandling og hierarki. Forstår vi hvor og hvornår kulturforskellene betyder noget - og hvordan vi skal håndtere dem - kan vi skabe bedre samarbejder. MEDVIRKENDE Julie Malbaek, Head of Marketing & Business Development for Asia-Pacific og EMEA regionen, Novozymes. http://bit.ly/2tcDJ9f Annette Dahl, Managing Director i C3 Consulting og interkulturel konsulent http://bit.ly/2s8OxoO Podcasten er produceret af IDA i samarbejde med Brain Gain Group Lyddesign: Sven Timo Borg Producer: Tobias Ankjær Jeppesen Vært og tilrettelæggelse: Matias Seidler SHOWNOTES Start med en hurtig tour-de-force og læs denne artikel på World Economic Forum: ‘10 astounding facts to help you understand China today’, http://bit.ly/2s8YBhz [01:05] I 2016 voksede Kinas økonomi sig større end USAs. Vi anbefaler disse to artikler for en indføring i beregningerne: ‘What The World’s Largest Economy?’ http://bit.ly/2s8wDmf og World Economic Forum’s ‘The world’s top economy: the US vs. China in five charts’ http://bit.ly/2taglZf [02:03] Julie Malbaek solgte komplette cementanlæg for FLSmidth i Kina, http://bit.ly/2sIeomg [02:23] Alle kinesiske navne betyder noget. http://bit.ly/2tckPic [03:27] Læs Wei, Shang-Jin, Zhuan Xie, and Xiaobo Zhang. 2017. "From "Made in China" to "Innovated in China": Necessity, Prospect, and Challenges." Journal of Economic Perspectives, 31(1): 49-70. http://bit.ly/2sT1wIx [05:08] Kinas middelklasse vokser kolossalt, læs for eksempel ‘China’s middle class is exploding’, artikel på Business Insider, http://read.bi/2sItpod [07:06] Se hvor hurtigt det går i denne animation, som viser udviklingen af metro-linjer i Kina fra 1990 til 2020. Fra en reddit-diskussion. http://bit.ly/2sdvsNs [16:32] Læs mere om ‘Guanxi’ og få flere tips og indsigter til at begå dig i Kina i artiklen ‘Kend kulturen - og kom godt ind i Kina’, http://bit.ly/2rTAgrY [18:07] I blogindlægget ‘R&D-ledelse i Kina: 6 tips til at skabe et stærkt team’ kan du hente flere interessante pointer om forskellene på kinesisk og vestlig ledelsesstil, http://bit.ly/2sTaq8R

Maggie Lamarre Chief Thought Innovator, is the founder of Cascade Avenue Agency: A Branding, Marketing, Content Discovery Agency. Helping Entrepreneurs dominate their niche market. Maggie's has been published over 125 times in print magazines, was featured on PBS (Public Broadcast Network) and HSN (Home Shopping Network). Maggie has been named top pinner by Better homes and Garden Magazine,and featured twice on the Pinterest Featured Email. If you are interested in leveraging Pinterest, you might also be interested in my PDF CHECKLIST on how to gain followers and get repins. https://www.cascadeavenue.com/pinterest-marketing-checklist-10-steps-to-successful-images/ https://cascadeavenue.com/pinterest-free-training/ Pinterest.com/MaggieLamarre Facebook.com/Cascadeavenue  

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Episode 124: Don Wettrick – Pure Genius: Learning From The Innovation Teacher Don Wettrick has become a great friend over the last three months.  I absolutely love what he is doing for the students he’s leading at Noblesville High School.  It takes a dynamic and fearless leader to create and implement his idea for an Innovation factory within a high school.  I love it!   Don Wettrick is an Innovation Specialist at Noblesville High School, just outside Indianapolis, IN. He is the author of “Pure Genius: Building a Culture of Innovation and Taking 20% Time to the Next Level”. Wettrick has worked as a middle school and high school teacher; educational and innovation consultant; and educational speaker. Don is passionate about helping students find their educational opportunities and providing them with the digital tools they need to give them a competitive edge. Don has lectured across the US and Europe about collaboration, social media use, and work environments that enable innovation. He also hosts an internet radio program, InnovatED, for the BAM! Radio Network.  Most importantly Don works with educators and students to bring innovation and collaborative skills into education. Episode 124: Don Wettrick – Pure Genius: Learning From The Innovation Teacher Subscribe on iTunes  or Stitcher Radio The Learning Leader Show “Students Have The Arrogance Of Belief” In This Episode, You Will Learn: Having a broader view of the journey leads to sustained excellence Why Prince is the definition of “sustained excellence” to Don (**Note – This conversation was recorded prior to Prince tragically passing away) How Don was inspired by Dan Pink’s TED Talk The students have the arrogance of belief – it’s great Learning can be a problem if the only destination is getting into college The art of non-conformity The heroes journey is life Don wants adventure – “Too many people are busy watching someone else’s and not doing it themselves” The importance of “Just Asking…” And what it can lead to Being a learning leader means you are embrace the failures and learn from them “Don Wettrick has incorporated a range of creativity-generating concepts into his teaching and turned his classroom into an innovation factory.” – Dan Pink Continue Learning: See why over 31,000 people follow Don on Twitter: @DonWettrick Read: Pure Genius Go to: TheInnovationTeacher.com To Follow Me on Twitter: @RyanHawk12 You may also like these episodes: Episode 001: How To Become A Master Connector W/ Jayson Gaignard From MasterMind Talks Episode 078: Kat Cole – From Hooters Waitress To President of Cinnabon Episode 082: Dan Pink – The Science of Motivation, Legendary Writer & Ted Talk Episode 086: Seth Godin – How To Become Indispensable & Build Your Tribe Did you enjoy the podcast? If you enjoyed hearing Don Wettrick on the show, please don’t hesitate to send me a note on Twitter or email me. Episode edited by the great J Scott Donnell Bio From The InnovationTeacher.com Don Wettrick is an Innovation Specialist at Noblesville High School, just outside Indianapolis, IN. He is the author of “Pure Genius: Building a Culture of Innovation and Taking 20% Time to the Next Level”. Wettrick has worked as a middle school and high school teacher; educational and innovation consultant; and educational speaker. Don is passionate about helping students find their educational opportunities and providing them with the digital tools they need to give them a competitive edge. Don has lectured across the US and Europe about collaboration, social media use, and work environments that enable innovation. He also hosts an internet radio program, InnovatED, for the BAM! Radio Network.  Most importantly Don works with educators and students to bring innovation and collaborative skills into education.

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Host: Matt Birnholz, MD Joining Dr. Matt Birnholz on the floors of the American College of Emergency Physicians annual meeting in Boston, MA is Dr. Matt Bitner, Vice Chair of Medical Staff Affairs and Quality at the Greenville Health System in Greenville, SC. Dr. Bitner co-chaired and directed ACEP's InnovatED, an interactive exhibitional platform that gained rapid acclaim for its next-level medical simulation demonstrations. He talks about the unique development processes and educational applications for these programs, such as the popular Code Black simulation.

Host: Matt Birnholz, MD Joining Dr. Matt Birnholz on the floors of the American College of Emergency Physicians annual meeting in Boston, MA is Dr. Sudave Mendiratta, Program Director of Emergency Medicine at the University of Tennessee College of Medicine and co-founder of InnovatED, an interactive exhibitional platform at ACEP featuring products and services vetted by a team of emergency physicians and showcased working together in a true-to-life environment. Dr. Mendiratta shares insights on InnovatED's mission to bolster future thinking, departmental design solutions, cutting-edge products and services, and best practices driving change in the ED.

In this edition of Solar Speaks, Dylan Anderson, senior director of project and quality engineering at NEXTracker, discusses the company's flagship product, the horizontal, individual-row Self-Powered Tracker (SPT). Since 2013, NEXTracker has brought more than 1 GW of trackers to the market, and it has another gigawatt underway. Among the reasons for the company's success is the tracker's innovative technology allowing commissioning during construction and increased O&M efficiencies. Learn more about NEXTracker in this Solar Speaks podcast.

Many talk about the importance of freeing teachers and students to be innovative, but how do we do it? Stop struggling with students’ personal technology and motivation. Learn to create time to fuel creativity and boost passion for teaching and learning in this interview with innovation expert Don Wettrick. About today’s guest Don Wettrick is an Innovation Specialist at Noblesville High School, near Indianapolis, IN. He is the author of “Pure Genius: Building a Culture of Innovation and Taking 20% Time to the Next Level.” He is a high school teacher, educational and innovation consultant & speaker, and host of InnovatED on Bam Radio. Don is passionate about working with adults and students to bring innovation and collaboration skills into education.   Guest Links: www.theinnovationteacher.com   The Edspiration Inbox Answers: “How do we get parents as school allies in bullying prevention?”   Connect with Us Connect with the show at www.Edspirationpodcast.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/impactschoolclimate Twitter: Follow us @schoolclimates Newsletter: Sign up on sidebar at www.Edspiration.org   Questions / comments for John in the Edspiration Inbox: Edspirationpodcast@gmail.com   Show Sponsors   International School Climate Institute – Provides practical training, workshops, coaching, and speaking to create positive school climates. Contact us about school climate improvement, planning and climate survey support, bullying prevention and upstander intervention training, restorative justice practices, school safety, youth development, and more.

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InnovatED is based on a real-world, high school innovations class in Indiana. The teacher and students in the class are pushing the envelope of classroom innovation and exploring next generation practices and tools. Tune in and get a glimpse of how passion projects drive student learning. Follow: @donwettrick @coolcatteacher @bamradionetwork

Don Wettrick joins Justin Baeder to discuss his book, Pure Genius: Building a Culture of Innovation and Taking 20% Time to the Next Level.Interview Notes, Resources, & Links Purchase Don's book, Pure Genius: Building a Culture of Innovation and Taking 20% Time to the Next Level.Creative Confidence by Tom KelleyinGenius by Tina SeeligLinchpin by Seth GodinThe Lean Startup by Eric RiesDrive by Dan PinkDownload Seth Godin's pdf "Stop Stealing Dreams"About Don WettrickDon Wettrick is an Innovation Coordinator at Noblesville High School, just outside Indianapolis, IN. Wettrick has worked as a middle school and high school teacher; educational and innovation consultant; and educational speaker. Don is passionate about helping students find their educational opportunities and providing them with the digital tools they need to give them a competitive edge. Don has lectured across the US and Europe about collaboration, social media use, and work environments that enable innovation. He also hosts an internet radio program, InnovatED, for the BAM! Radio Network. Most importantly Don works with educators and students to bring innovation and collaborative skills into education. Don lives in Greenwood, IN with his wife, Alicia, and three children: Ava, Anna, and Grant. You can find him on Twitter @donwett

InnovatED is based on a real-world, high school innovations class in Indiana. The teacher and students in the class are pushing the envelope of classroom innovations and exploring next generation practices and tools. Tune in and get a glimpse of tomorrow's classrooms today. Follow: @donwettrick @coolcatteacher @bamradionetwork Don Wettrick is an Innovations class teacher at Franklin Community High School, just outside Indianapolis, IN. He was selected to beta test Google Glass with his Innovations class students and find innovative ways to use wearable technology in the classroom. Don also produces a YouTube series on finding outstanding classrooms using social media. Vicki Davis is a classroom technology teacher and author of the book Flattening Classrooms, Engaging Minds. She is also host of Every Classroom Matters on BAM Radio Network.

LEGO has built a global empire and become a household name thanks to the interlocking bricks that its founders developed half a century ago. But the company almost went belly up in the early 2000s due to an innovation binge that took it too far away from what LEGO did best. In a new book Wharton practice professor David Robertson details how thinking too far ”outside the box” almost bankrupted LEGO -- and how the company found a winning formula by turning to innovation ”inside the brick.” (Video with transcript) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.