Podcasts about Insite

Todays episode we got to sit down with the former president of the Tahltan central government, Chad Norman Day. The boys talk about the history of the Tahltan people, predator management and the grizzly bear hunt closure and many other topics! Chad brings a lot of InSite to the issues for the communities in the north.Enjoy the show!

Jim Jacobs is the driving force behind Focus Insite, a market research recruitment company that has evolved from a solo venture into a formidable industry leader. Under Jim's innovative leadership, Focus Insite has achieved remarkable milestones, including being named a two-time Inc. 5000 laureate and securing the impressive #6 spot in the Philadelphia Business Journal's Soaring 76 awards.Jim's journey is a masterclass in entrepreneurial transformation. Starting with just a vision and a solo endeavor, he reimagined market research recruitment by integrating creative strategies with data-driven insights. His relentless pursuit of excellence and commitment to customer success have set new standards in the industry. Key highlights of Jim's impact include:Strategic Growth: Transformed a one-man operation into a thriving business recognized for its rapid growth and industry innovation.Award-Winning Leadership: Earned prestigious accolades, including multiple appearances on the Inc. 5000 list and a top ranking in the Philadelphia Business Journal's Soaring 76 awards.Innovative Solutions: Pioneered unique recruitment methodologies that leverage market research to deliver unparalleled insights and talent solutions.Visionary Mindset: Continues to inspire entrepreneurs and industry leaders by demonstrating that bold ideas, when executed with passion and precision, can redefine an entire market.Jim's story is not just about business success—it's about breaking barriers and inspiring a new wave of entrepreneurial spirit. His work empowers companies to harness the power of market insights, making him a true trailblazer in the realm of business growth and innovation.Invite Jim Jacobs to your podcast for an in-depth conversation on scaling a business, overcoming challenges, and the art of turning vision into reality.#PodcastGuest #Entrepreneurship #BusinessTransformation #MarketResearch #Innovation #FocusInsitehttps://focusinsite.com/

Meet Jasmeet Sraw, Head of Growth at Insite AI, a company that specializes in data-driven growth for CPG and retail companies.   Jasmeet shares valuable insights on how Insite AI leverages data and AI to help businesses in these industries overcome challenges related to revenue growth management, category management, and sales cycle optimization.   He also discusses the importance of understanding the interconnectedness of different departments within an organization and how Insite AI acts as a conduit between technology and business teams.   

In this episode of Tech Talks, Ian Richardson is joined by Michele Potorski, President of Procell InSite, to explore the transformative power of predictive battery management in the cruise industry. Discover how proactive device management prevents disruptions like door lock failures, enhances guest satisfaction, and streamlines operations with real-time maintenance alerts. Learn how this innovative solution also supports sustainability goals by reducing waste and labor inefficiencies. Tune in to find out how intelligent power solutions are paving the way for a greener, more seamless future in cruise operations.Find out more about Procell Insite here: Procell InSite | Procell

The SoulScape Celebrations podcast – hosted by Paul D. Lowe, International Celebrant – is a heartfelt space where inspiring stories unfold, capturing the essence of life, love, and legacy. Drawing from his own journey from pain to peace, Paul shares the stories of remarkable individuals, encouraging listeners to embrace their own paths and create marvellous memories, and lasting legacies. More than just a podcast, SoulScape Celebrations offers inspiration and encouragement, inviting listeners to embrace their own journeys, celebrate personal milestones, and contribute to a life-enhancing legacy. Join us in crafting one story, one milestone, one celebration at a time. Each episode is an invitation to reflect, and to cherish moments that matter. Together, let’s celebrate the beauty of lives well-lived. On this inaugural episode of SoulScape Paul talks to Becky Young about what celebrancy means to her. KEY TAKEAWAYS Celebrancy is as simple as celebration. A celebration of somebody’s life that has passed on, somebody’s life that is just beginning, or a couple’s life that is just beginning in marriage. A celebrant is there to simply celebrate these occasions. Nowadays there’s so much social pressure; we always have to be doing the best we can, working hard, making sure we’ve got pensions and savings for a rainy day. It’s almost like a competition and I’ve been guilty of it myself. We’re so busy trying to achieve these social norms that we forget about the little things. I don’t want to be spending my life for my days off or for my holidays, I want to enjoy every day. I know that’s not always going to be possible, things happen and it’s not always going to be sunsets, rainbows and unicorns, but try to make the best of every day. That’s why I’m going into a life of celebrancy, to celebrate my life and other people’s lives. Life, death, love, these are all things we’re automatically programmed to do, they’re things we should be celebrating but our minds are so bogged down with day-to-day tasks (work, money, bills) that the stress of that takes over. We start thinking with the mind more than the heart and we miss out on so much by doing that. Life is a journey and it’s to be enjoyed as much as we possibly can. BEST MOMENTS ‘Celebrants should do it with passion, beautiful words, poetry. It’s definitely a skill, an art'. ‘Some people have the mindset of living in the moment, but it’s a difficult skill to get back even though it’s a skill we all have. I’ve learned this through having a life coach'. ‘All these pressures (financial, work) are sucking the happiness and joy out of celebrations for the majority of us'. ‘We forget that life is a gift and it’s short'. ABOUT THE GUEST Becky Young is a celebrant with her own company, Forever Young Ceremonies. She has been a prison officer and Dundee’s first female train driver, and is a trained Insite to Wellbeing Facilitator, as well as having a profound passion for writing and poetry. She says: “My love for words allows me to weave stories that resonate on a personal level, capturing the essence of human experiences. Whether crafting personalized verses for special occasions or penning heartfelt reflections, my writing is a powerful extension of my character - friendly, funny, professional, and deeply relatable.” Becky@ForeverYoungCeremonies.com ABOUT THE HOST Despite a painful, traumatic childhood, Paul D. Lowe has found inner-peace and now dedicates himself to honouring the journeys of others. SoulScape Ceremonies – along with this SoulScape podcast – embodies his mission to capture the essence of life, love, and legacy. More than moments of celebration, SoulScape Ceremonies is a soulful landscape that co-creates meaningful experiences where every life is honoured – every voice valued. Through his philanthropy, coaching, and myriad of books, Paul has positively impacted thousands. His SoulScape podcast shines a light on inspiring stories, encouraging listeners to embrace their own journeys and legacies. As the founder of the non-profit World Game-Changers, Paul also produced many podcast episodes under that banner. As an International Celebrant and founder of SoulScape Ceremonies, Paul and his world-class team create deeply personal ceremonies that honour your life’s milestones – celebrating each unique journey – with a focus on life, love, and legacy. Whether marking new life beginnings, committing to a loving relationship, celebrating a life well-lived, or simply embracing personal achievements, SoulScape Ceremonies offers a soulful, empathetic approach that will resonate deeply within your heart – leaving beautiful, lasting memories… Contact Methods: Web: https://www.SoulScapeCeremonies.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-d-lowe

For project managers aiming to improve their project planning and drive successful outcomes, this episode provides practical advice and real-life examples. Focusing on the distinction between conversation and communication, Clint Padgett shares strategies for fostering trust and accountability through authentic dialogue and offers insights on creating adaptable, realistic project plans. Clint emphasizes the importance of in-person team meetings to secure buy-in and boost project success. Chapters 00:00 … Intro02:28 … Meet Clint04:53 … Running the Torch06:23 … Elements of Project Planning08:48 … Network Diagrams and Conversations10:58 … Punitive vs Helpful12:08 … Flexible Project Plans16:15 … Team Involvement in Planning Process18:25 … Getting Buy-In from Your Team20:18 … Building a Visual Map23:10 … In-Person Team Meeting24:41 … Resistance from a Sponsor to Invest26:03 … Communication30:18 … Virtual Conversation Limitations32:59 … Balancing Communication vs Overcommunication36:06 … Ideal Team Players39:04 … A Superintendent or a PM?40:28 … Clint's Books41:56 … Get in Touch44:12 … Closing CLINT PADGETT:  And what we found is I can do a two-year project remote, as long as that first three days is together face to face. That's where we form the connections and the bonds that allow us to go remote for the rest of the project. Intro WENDY GROUNDS:  You're listening to Manage This, the podcast by project managers for project managers.  I'm Wendy Grounds, and with me is the expert in project management, Bill Yates.  We love having you join us twice a month to be motivated and inspired by project stories, leadership lessons, and advice from industry experts from all around the world. BILL YATES: Velociteach is a community of hard-working team members, here to support your growth and success. InSite is our project management mobile learning platform where you can prepare for your PMP certification, or get better at your job by choosing from over 70 high quality and engaging courses. These courses cover a variety of topics such as communication, leadership, status reporting, the work breakdown structure. Each course aligns with a PMI Talent Triangle, making earning PDUs easier than ever. Visit us at velociteach.com today to get started. WENDY GROUNDS: Today we have the privilege of speaking with Clint Padgett. Clint is the CEO and President of Project Success Incorporated.  He's a Forbes Books author and the host of The Conversation with Clinton M. Padgett podcast.  With over 25 years of experience and a background in electrical engineering, Clint has guided some of the world's top companies in achieving remarkable project success.  And he's going to tell us a really interesting story about one of the top companies that he's worked for and how he got involved in the Olympics. Project planning, conversation versus communication, and team involvement in the planning process are topics that are on the books for today.  We'll be diving into Clint's tried-and-true process for project planning and methods to keep projects on track without compromising on quality or performance when those challenges arise.  This episode is packed with actionable advice.  Stay tuned as we get into all of this and more with Clint Padgett. Hi, Clint.  Welcome to Manage This. CLINT PADGETT:  Hi.  It's so nice to be here. WENDY GROUNDS:  I am really excited that you're in the studio. CLINT PADGETT:  Yes, me, too. WENDY GROUNDS:  And that we get to see you face to face.  It's always exciting for us to have a guest right here with us. CLINT PADGETT:  I'm a huge believer in face-to-face connections being made. BILL YATES:  We're going to talk about that. Meet Clint WENDY GROUNDS:  Yeah, I think that's going to come up.  Glad we could do this.  Before we get into the topic, let's hear a little bit about your experience, how you became a project manager.  And I've heard you've done some work for the Olympics,

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Insite into our Tick or Treat trip giveaway, Adam's Gigi (3) has a great question for the team, Paul on the BMI system, Lana's run this weekend, work place bake off drama and loads of laughs here

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The podcast by project managers for project managers. Happiness isn't just about feeling good—it's a strategic advantage in the professional world. In this episode we're taking a look into the powerful connections between happiness, project success, and compassion. Emma Seppälä reveals how team happiness directly influences project outcomes and how a compassionate culture can reduce stress, boost productivity, and enhance team cohesion. Table of Contents 03:10 … Happiness Fuels Success05:07 … Impact of Stress on Creativity06:36 … Culture, Values and Happiness07:54 … Take Care of Yourself09:35 … How to Guage your Internal Landscape13:40 … Having the Right Attitude16:11 … Self-Critical vs. Self-Aware18:15 … Are You Being Too Nice?20:48 … Kevin and Kyle22:01 … Showing Compassion in the Workplace24:12 … Physiological Impact of Compassion26:55 … Compassion and Resilience28:28 … Learn to be Compassionate29:46 … Sovereign31:10 … Closing EMMA SEPPALA:  And a compassionate leader makes room for the human moments, makes the workplace not just a place of transaction but interaction, and gives grace when grace is needed, when suffering is present.  And what doesn't make sense about that?  It just makes sense. And when that happens, the employee's loyalty gets really strong because their leader had their back at a time when they needed it.  WENDY GROUNDS:  Welcome to Manage This, the podcast by project managers for project managers.  I'm Wendy Grounds, and in the studio with me is Bill Yates. We want to take a moment to thank our listeners who reach out to us and leave comments on our website or on social media.  You can find us on Velociteach social media, Facebook, Instagram, or LinkedIn.  And we love hearing from you, and we always appreciate your positive ratings on Apple Podcast or whichever podcast listening app you use. Velociteach is a community of leaders, project managers, and hard-working team members, here to support your growth and success. InSite is our project management mobile learning platform where you can prepare for your PMP certification or get better at your job by choosing from over 70 high quality and engaging courses. These courses cover a variety of topics such as communication, leadership, status reporting, the work breakdown structure, and more. Each course aligns with a PMI Talent Triangle, making earning and reporting PDUs easier than ever. We designed InSite for project managers who prefer a flexible and convenient method of learning from industry experts. Visit us at velociteach.com today to get started. Today we are looking at the intersection of happiness and compassion, and in this episode, we have the privilege of speaking with Emma Seppala.  She's an expert in the science of happiness, emotional intelligence, and social connection.  Emma teaches executives at the Yale School of Management and is faculty director of the Yale School of Management's Women's Leadership Program.  She's a psychologist and research scientist by training.  Her bestselling book “The Happiness Track” has been translated into dozens of languages, and she's just published a new book, “Sovereign.”  Emma is also the science director of Stanford University's Center for Compassion and Altruism Research and Education.  And so, she definitely has a lot of really great information on happiness, on success, and on compassion, which are the things we're talking about today. We're going to explore the intricate relationship between happiness and success, and we will uncover how cultivating happiness isn't just a feel-good endeavor, but a strategic advantage, particularly in the professional realms, and how we can apply this to our projects.  We'll also examine how team happiness can directly influence project outcomes. Fostering a culture of compassion doesn't only alleviate stress, but also enhances overall productivity and cohesion amongst team members.  So, let's get ready to be inspired by Emma. Hi, Emma.

What should we do with our old oil rigs? Can the relics of the fossil fuel age be good for wildlife? Helen Czerski and Tom Heap investigate the future for the steel and concrete that's fuelled the modern age.Helen visits a highly specialist scrapyard on Teeside which dismantles oil rigs bought ashore at the end of their lives. Tom and Helen discuss whether the rules on what happens to old oil and gas installations in the North Sea should be relaxed to allow some to be turned into artificial reefs. They hear from Professor Matt Frost from Plymouth Marine Laboratory and INSITE, an international project investigating the future for undersea structures; Dr Alethea Madgett a marine ecologist who's researching how old rigs can be used in nature restoration; and Ricky Thomson from the industry body Offshore Energies UK. Producer: Sarah Swadling Assistant Producers: Christina Sinclair and Toby FieldRare Earth is a BBC Audio Wales and West production in conjunction with the Open University

Fr Toby on the blind man Bartimaeus. WORD FOR TODAY is broadcast live on Radio Maria on weekdays at 1:15pm and is rebroadcast at 12:15am and 5:45am the following day. In it our Priest Director Fr Toby offers a reflection, usually drawing from the Mass readings of the day.  If you enjoyed this programme, please consider making a once off or monthly donation to Radio Maria England by visiting www.RadioMariaEngland.uk or calling 0300 302 1251 during office hours. It is only through the ongoing support of our listeners that we continue to be a Christian voice by your side.

The podcast by project managers for project managers. Part one of our two-part conversation with Bent Flyvbjerg, delving into decoding megaprojects. Bent's research draws from a database of 16,000 megaprojects to extract valuable insights. Megaprojects are increasingly shaping our world, and Bent sheds light on both their successes and failures, aiming to provide lessons for future endeavors, big and small. Table of Contents 03:52 … “How Big Things Get Done.”06:25 … Examples of Mega Projects08:35 … Iron Law of Megaprojects10:23 … The Success Stories12:28 … Thinking from Right to Left14:44 … Frank Gehry's Leadership Principle18:42 … Ren Love's Projects from the Past21:12 … Think Slow and Act Fast26:23 … Guggenheim Bilbao vs. Sydney Opera House30:34 … Find Out More30:43 … Closing BENT FLYVBJERG:  But we made a big effort of, you know, hoovering up all the success stories that we could find and see what we could learn from those and present that to the reader so that we actually, our intention with the book is that people can read this book, and they can start doing their projects better, based on the insights, both the data and the management leadership principles that people who were successful.  So we deliberately sought out people and organizations that have a track record that they can actually deliver one project after another successfully.  So it's not just luck.  They weren't just lucky once.  They actually have some kind of methodology, some kind of system, some kind of process that makes it possible for them to deliver success over and over. WENDY GROUNDS:  You're listening to Manage This, the podcast by project managers for project managers.  I'm your host, Wendy Grounds, and as always I'm joined here in the studio by the one and only Bill Yates. Before we dive in today's episode, we want to remind you to check out our website, Velociteach.com, where you can easily subscribe to the show so you never miss out on the latest insights and discussions.  And if you enjoy what you hear, we'd love you to leave a comment on our website.  Better yet, spread the word about us to your fellow project management enthusiasts.  And you can also earn PDUs, your Professional Development Units, by listening to our podcast. BILL YATES: Looking for an easy and affordable way to maintain your certifications and get better at your job? Our PDU Passport is an all-access pass to every online PDU course in InSite. Take your pick from over 200 high-quality and engaging PDUs aligned to the Talent Triangle. Available when and where you are, with any connected device. WENDY GROUNDS: At Manage This, our focus is on sharing captivating stories of fascinating projects and engaging in conversations with experts who are reshaping the landscape of project management. And today is no different. We're thrilled to have the opportunity to speak with Bent Flyvbjerg. In fact, we're happy to announce that our conversation with actually Bent will span across two episodes. We enjoyed talking with Bent so much that we made the decision not to trim any content, but instead, to extend it across two episodes. Bent is the first BT Professor and Inaugural Chair of Major Program Management at Oxford University's Said Business School.  And we asked him, and the BT stands for British Telecom Corporation.  He's also the professor and chair in Major Program Management at IT University of Copenhagen. He has also received numerous honors and awards, including a knighthood and two Fulbright scholarships.   His latest book is “How Big Things Get Done.” BILL YATES:  Yes.  Somebody recommended his book to me, and I purchased it and started reading it and then got hooked.  The subtitle is “The Surprising Factors That Determine the Fate of Every Project, from Home Renovations to Space Exploration and Everything in Between.”  Bent takes a database of 16,000 megaprojects and looks at their performance, and then extrapolates from that some key findings.

This week the boys are back and we got a good group of stories, including the boys scouts name change, the president makes a mess of his pants (allegedly), the pro Hamas protest get shutdown, we got a word in from the Water Sarge and our Vice Prez got a bit of an InSite on why Dan is how he is. Listen in to find out more. This podcast is powered by BUMP Energy. Follow us on all social media at time for another or check out our website at timeforanother.comSend us an email at timeforantherpodcast@gmail.com

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In today's episode of the Psychedelic Therapy Frontiers, the podcast, Dr. Steve Thayer and Dr. Reid Robison are joined by Gillian Maxwell and Richard Kay. Gillian and Richard are the co-founders and CEOs of The Sentinel Retreat & Wellness Centre in British Columbia, Canada and are founding members of the Psychedelic Association of Canada. Richard has over 20 years of personal experience working with plant based medicines and focuses his coaching to give people the opportunity to experience their unique gifts in the world. Gillian co-founded the Canadian Drug Policy Coalition (CDPC), served on the board of directors of MAPS Canada for over 10 years, and has spoken at conferences nationally and internationally. In 2012. Gillian received the Queen Elizabeth II, Diamond Jubilee Medal, for community service in introducing harm reduction to Vancouver and successfully advocating for INSITE, North America's first supervised injection site. They discuss blending the ceremonial and the clinical, the role spirituality plays in psychedelic therapy, the importance of community, the work Gillian and Richard do at The Sentinel, drug policy reform, and much more.Learn more about our podcast at https://numinus.com/podcast/Learn more about psychedelic therapy training opportunities at https://numinus.com/training/Learn more about our clinical trials at https://www.numinus.com/clinical-trials Learn more about Numinus at https://numinus.com/Email us at ptfpodcast@numinus.com Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drstevethayer/https://www.instagram.com/innerspacedoctor/https://www.instagram.com/numinushealth/

https://www.somewhereintime.tv/insite.htm If you are a member if INSITE, apologies for our critique of this film as a Time Travel Movie. We are genuinely curious about your fan club and especially your Grand Hotel Shenanigans. While this movie had its flaws in our estimation, cult like dedication to a film is something we can all get behind.  timepoppdo@gmail.com Please Like, Subscribe, and tell a friend about Time Pop. Want more Time Pop? Check out patreon.com/SoundsAwesome  More Podcasts at whatsoundsawesome.com/ Now Available On YouTube @whatsoundsawesome Send Questions, Comments, and Recommendations to timepoppod@gmail.com  Right now for $3 you can listen to many exclusive podcasts and be in prime position to receive an exclusive episode every two weeks.  Thank you Patrons, please tell a friend where they can get more Time Pop. Get inspired by our  Top Ten time travel movie lists Check out @time_pop_pod on Instagram, Twitter, & TikTok Strap in for a journey through the heartstrings and the space-time continuum in this emotionally charged episode of "Time Pop: The Time Travel Movie Podcast." We're diving into the 1980 romantic drama, "Somewhere in Time," where Christopher Reeve's quest for love transcends the bounds of time itself.

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The podcast by project managers for project managers. Foundational power skills encompass soft skills, behavioral competencies, and personality traits essential for leaders, aspiring leaders, and team members alike. By embracing these power skills, individuals can elevate their capabilities, leading to enhanced organizational performance and fostering a collaborative, high-performance culture within organizations. Table of Contents 02:47 … Neal's Motivation03:54 … Targeting the Audience05:31 … A Power Skill08:21 … The 24 Power Skills12:07 … Pick Your Top Three13:25 … Manage Daily Your Top Three Priorities18:11 … A Project Story21:30 … Feedback on Focusing on Top Three23:13 … Treat All Project Managers Equally27:45 … Setting Expectations29:33 … Kevin and Kyle30:52 … Power Sills for the Team32:29 … Who Teaches the Power Skills?33:58 … Informing Your Leaders37:09 … Make Your Leaders Look Good42:37 … Contact Neal44:22 … Closing NEAL WHITTEN: Power skills give you the real power to get your job done effectively and efficiently.  It places the accountability for your actions squarely on you.  I'm very big on accountability.  I think it's something we're missing in this world quite a bit.  And I find also that most people would rather have the authority and accountability that these power skills support.  So when you unleash this power in the non-management ranks, I assert your organization and company are going to prosper like never before. WENDY GROUNDS:  Welcome to Manage This, the podcast by project managers for project managers.  I'm Wendy Grounds.  And here with me in the studio is Bill Yates, and our sound guy is Danny Brewer. We're excited to bring this episode to you.  We're talking with someone who is well known and loved by all the Velociteach team.  This is Neal Whitten.  He's a trainer, he's a consultant, mentor, author, speaker in the areas of power skills and leadership, as well as project management, team building, and employee development.  He has authored eight books and has written over 150 articles for professional magazines and was a contributing editor of PMI's PM Network Magazine for over 15 years.  He has developed 20 online products through Velociteach.  And Bill, you're going to tell us a little bit more about Neal, too. BILL YATES:  Yeah.  You know, there are certain relationships that you have at work, partnerships like this, that just take your game to the next level.  We are so honored to partner with Neal.  And I think it's been nearly 10 years that we've been working with Neal.  And yeah, we have a number of InSite courses that are in the voice of Neal Whitten.  It's actually his voice, it's his content, and it's in our InSite self-paced platform. We also are thrilled to offer, if somebody wants Neal to come onsite and present one of his workshops, he even has a two-day workshop on the content that we're going to go through with this Power Skills book.  You can contact us.  We have that relationship with Neal, and we can set that up, as well.  One of my highlights in working here at Velociteach has been this partnership with Neal Whitten.  We've got so much respect for him. WENDY GROUNDS:  And we are going to be talking about his book, “Power Skills That Lead to Exceptional Performance.”  It's a new book that's just come out this year.  And, hey, if you're looking for a gift that you want to give to everybody on your team or to a project manager that you know and love, this is an excellent idea for a wonderful Christmas gift, and you've just got a few days to go out and get yours.  Hi, Neal.  Welcome to Manage This.  We're excited to have you back again. NEAL WHITTEN:  Thank you, I'm honored to be here. Neal's Motivation WENDY GROUNDS:  So we're going to jump right in and talk about your book, “Power Skills That Lead to Exceptional Performance.”  And Bill and I were very excited that we got to read it early.  It's a very good book.

This is ReConversations, a special interview with Rob Walters, Owner and Principal at Quattro Development, live from ICSC ReCon 2023.ReConversations is an exclusive mini-series of The Crexi Podcast, an insider's look at all things commercial real estate, powered by NNN Pro Group.The Crexi team visited ICSC ReCon LIVE in Las Vegas from the floor of the convention center at the NNN Pro Group's booth. The Crexi Podcast explores various aspects of the commercial real estate industry in conversation with some of the top CRE professionals in the space. In each episode, we feature different guests to tap into their wealth of CRE expertise and explore the latest trends and updates from the world of commercial real estate. In this episode, Crexi's Yannis Papadakis sits with Rob to cover wide-ranging topics, including:Introductions, early career moves, and why go into developmentKey mentors, lessons learned, and importance of putting the tenants firstFinding the right retail clients, prioritizing creativity, and cultivating an investment ethos for successThoughts on the current retail landscape and development challengesThe impact of rising construction and amenities costs on tenant rents and managing pricing expectationsRapid fire questions and sign-offsAnd much more!A special shout out and thanks to our friends at the NNN Pro Group, the market leading net lease investment sales and advisory team who is making this podcast series possible. NNN Pro Group has completed over $30 billion in net lease sales and is one of the largest sale-leaseback advisors in the country. To learn more about their team and services, you can visit their website.If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to our newsletter to receive the very next one delivered straight to your inbox. For show notes, past guests, and more CRE content, please check out our blog, Crexi Insights.Ready to find your next CRE property? Visit Crexi and immediately start browsing hundreds of thousands of available commercial properties.Follow Crexi: WebsiteInstagram ​ Facebook​ TwitterLinkedinYoutubeAbout Rob Walters:Rob Walters spent his first three years in the real estate business at InSite Real Estate Development in Oak Brook, IL focused on acquiring land sites for the development and leasing of small-shop retail space. In three years he developed twelve projects in four states. In addition to these developments, he signed leases and built relationships with many retailers including Chipotle, FedEx Kinkos, T-Mobile, Allcare Dental & Dentures, Duckwall-Alco, Sprint, Potbelly Sandwich Works, and Starbucks.Rob left InSite in April of 2007 to start Astro Real Estate Development which was the precursor to Quattro Development L.L.C., his current venture that is solely focused on small-shop retail build-to-suit projects nationwide. Quattro endeavors to be the premier developer of small-shop retail space in the country. Rob graduated from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign's College of Business with a Finance degree.Rob also served in the National Guard as an officer and is currently active as a founder of First Chance, a not for profit organization that sends lower income, inner-city high school students on study and volunteer abroad opportunities.

Dyllan Brown-Bramble is a NY Biglaw privacy and cybersecurity associate and a Senior Fellow at the Internet Law and Policy Foundry. At his firm, Dyllan maintains an active pro bono practice with a focus on advising low-income entrepreneurs and small businesses. He also serves on the VOLS Pro Bono Advocates Council and the junior board for the Surveillance Technology Oversight Project. While in law school, he was a Tech Law & Policy Scholar, represented clients in the Intellectual Property and Information Policy Clinic, was a research assistant at the Center on Privacy & Technology, and was a teaching assistant for Computer Programming for Lawyers and Legal Communication Design. He also worked as a legal intern at Morgan Stanley and SambaTV and as a fellow at Mount Sinai Innovation Partners and InSITE. Internet Law & Policy Foundry VOLS Pro Bono Advocates Council Surveillance Technology Oversight Project   Emily is available for coaching! Visit Beyondthelegallens.com        

A wide-ranging conversation with Michael Kitces covering niche practices, fees, brands and RIA valuations. Ben Harrison joins Jeff and Bruce to chat about the goings-on at Pershing, the INSITE conference and custody issues.

Ms. Tonya Crist – Making an impact by driving growth. “We like playing in the dirt for a living!”Tonya is the co-founder of Insite Consulting Group LLC (“ICG”), specializing in economic development, site selection, and infrastructure assessment and development. She helps businesses and communities grow by preparing them to attract jobs and investment. With 30 years of experience and a proven track record of success, Tonya has represented some of the largest organizations in the world in making multi-million and multi-billion-dollar decisions. ICG also provides an array of additional services including incentive negotiations, workforce development, construction advisory, and training for business and government organizations worldwide.Tonya began working with FedBiz Access in 2022 for her Women-Owned Small Business and Women Business Enterprise (“WOSB/WBE”) Certifications. In addition, she has worked with FedBiz Access to maintain her SAM & DSBS registrations, and to help grow her business in the government marketplace with a marketing package including, a Professional Website, Capability Statement, Market Intel Database, and both the Federal and Local Connections Package (“FCP” and “LCP”).In her interview, Tonya shares some of her industry experience, and why she chose to work with FedBiz Access.Tonya's journey began in Greenville, South Carolina, where she graduated from Clemson University. She subsequently joined Fluor Corporation, an international engineering and construction firm. Her position with Fluor took her around the world working on major site selection and construction projects.“I received a lot of exposure to things like community development, economic development, site selection, location strategies, workforce development, etc. I started my own company because I have a desire to help communities, businesses, and government organizations spend their money well by making the right investments for growth,” said Tonya. CONTINUE READINGStay Connected: Signup for our Once-Monthly "Contractor Chronicle" Newsletter Follow Us on Facebook Follow Us on LinkedIn

Bloomberg Businessweek Editor Joel Weber and Bloomberg News Energy Reporter Josh Saul provide the details of Josh's Businessweek Magazine story Permits for US Energy Projects Are So Bad Unlikely Allies Emerge. Haley Sacks, Founder of Finance is Cool, talks about using social media to educate people on their finances. Bloomberg Intelligence Senior ESG Research Strategist Shaheen Contractor discusses her BNY Mellon Pershing Insite panel Then vs. Now - The Evolution of Sustainable Investing.Hosts: Carol Massar and Matt Miller: Paul Brennan.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ben Harrison, Head of Wealth Solutions at BNY Mellon, joins to discuss business strategies, the panel he's moderating, and Registered Investment Advisors (RIAs) going independent. Robin Vince, CEO at BNY Mellon, joins to talk about BNY Mellon and new technologies. Jim Crowley, Chief Executive Officer and Chair of the Executive Committee for Pershing, and Emily Schlosser, COO for Pershing, join the program to discuss their INSITE panel they hosted yesterday and latest tech developments from Pershing. They can discuss Pershing X unveiling its New Wove Wealth Management platform, and Emily can speak to Pershing X's Simply, Scale, and Serve strategy for 2023. Ainslie Simmonds, Pershing X President, joins to talk about Pershing and BNY Mellon and 2023 strategy and goals. Hosted by Paul Sweeney and Madison Mills.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Emily Schlosser, Chief Operating Officer for BNY Mellon Pershing, talks about the importance of strength and stability in the investment industry. Joe DaGrosa, CEO & Chief Strategist at Axxes Capital, shares his thoughts on private equity investing. Alicia Levine, Head of Investment Strategy & Equity Advisory Solutions at BNY Mellon Wealth Management, discusses the state of the markets and economy. Hosts: Carol Massar and Matt Miller: Paul Brennan.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hanneke Smits, CEO of BNY Mellon Investment Management, shares her thoughts on the macro landscape and trends in the asset management space. PGIM CEO David Hunt discusses his Bloomberg Invest panel Today's Assets: From Safe & Secure to Risky & Untouchable. JJ Kinahan, CEO at IG North America, discusses investing in ETFs. Ram Nagappan, Chief Information Officer at BNY Mellon Pershing, talks about the digitization of the advisory industry. Jim Gold, CEO at Steward Partners, explains how artificial intelligence is impacting advisories. Hosts: Carol Massar and Matt Miller. Producer: Paul Brennan. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Noam Tasch, Head of Partnerships and Revenue at Pershing X, joins to discuss the Pershing X platform and talks about some of the new partnerships for the PX platform, some of which will be announced at INSITE. He joins us from the INISTE Conference in Orlando. Tonia Bottoms, Managing Director and Senior Managing Counsel for BNY Mellon; Diversity & Inclusion (D&I) Advocate for Pershing, joins to discuss diversity and inclusion in financial services, steps to improve it, and outlook for the industry. John Goodheart, head of trading services at Pershing, joins to Pershing & bondIT and the evolution of fixed income investing, as well as the HALO investing technology platform and how it disrupts investment solutions. He joins us from the INSITE conference. Matt Brown, founder and CEO of CAIS, joins to discuss markets and investing from the INSITE conference in Orlando. Stephanie Pierce, CEO of Dreyfus, Mellon and ETFs at BNY Mellon, joins to talk about ETF flows and investing strategies, as well as Precision Direct Indexing. Phil Orlando, Chief Equity Strategist at Federated Hermes, joins the show from the INSITE conference to talk investing and gives his market outlook. Hosted by Paul Sweeney and Jess Menton.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Stephanie Pierce, Chief Executive Officer of Dreyfus, Mellon and ETFs at BNY Mellon, discusses solutions for unpredictable markets. Lisa Crafford, Director and Head of Business Consulting at BNY Mellon Pershing, shares her thoughts on M&A activity. Trey Prescott, Director of Business Development at Advisory Services Network, talks about advisors looking to go independent. Lisa Lewin, Director for Prime Services division of at BNY Mellon Pershing, discusses women leading the way in alternative investments. Hosts: Carol Massar and Matt Miller. Producer: Paul Brennan. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    Slam the Gavel welcomes Kajal Emmett to the podcast. Kajal Emmett was born in New Delhi, India. Before the age of 4, she was abandoned and left in the street where she took train after train trying to make my way back home.     Eventually Kajal was picked up by a police officer and brought to an orphanage in Asharan, India. At the age of four, she was then adopted by an American family. Being placed in foster care when she was just 15 years old, she remained there until aging out of the system at 21. Kajal is the only foster child who has completed the entire Elks Aidmore program.     Kajal's passion in life is to fight for the rights of young foster children in the system. She understands what it's like to be in Foster Care. Kajal wants to provide opportunities for these young children to have and share their voices as well as be a positive example for them to navigate through the system. Kajal is also ready to take on all challenges that come along with advocating for Foster Care children.      Sharing her story of living in a Foster Home and what happened in her life that then led her to running away and ending up in a Group Home, Kajal's story is so unique. We discussed how victims end up being punished and the offenders rarely get punished, "the one getting abused gets locked up." Why is life so unfair and so unfortunate for children in Foster Care? Children in Foster Care are conditioned to live in survival mode at all times while walking on eggshells to please the Foster Parent. These children have suffered so much trauma in their young lives to only relive it when being pulled out of one foster home and be placed into another group home.        Kajal wants to thank Jesus for leading, guiding and protecting her to be on the right step. She is so grateful to Jesus for allowing her to go through what she went through so she can help other kids who have been affected by the foster care system. It's time to TAKE A STAND. "What then, shall we say in response to these things? If God is for us who can be against us," Romans 8:31).To Reach KK Emmett:  www.rescuethefosters.org, 770-861-0898                                                   RescueTheFosters@Proton.me                                                   Rumble "INSITE" Podcast, Thursday 7:30pm EST                                                  INSTAGRAM: kkemmett5,  TWITTER: kkemmett28,  TikTok: kkemmett28This episode of Slam the Gavel is sponsored by CPSprotect Consulting Services. A Child Protective Services case is one of the most frightening experiences for any parent. Don't face it alone. Face it with confidence! With UrgentAssist by CPSprotect, you can have access to former CPS investigators to make sure you preserve your rights and protect your family. If you're facing CPS involvement and aren't sure where to turn, their child welfare consultants can help you.  Visit cpsprotect.com/subscribe and enter the coupon code: SlamTheGavel for 10% off your first year of UrgentAssist AVAILABLE in ALL 50 STATES.Supportshow(https://www.buymeacoffee.com/maryannpetri)http://www.dismantlingfamilycourtcorruption.Support the showSupportshow(https://www.buymeacoffee.com/maryannpetri)http://www.dismantlingfamilycourtcorruption.com/

  Slam the Gavel welcomes Kajal Emmett to the podcast. Kajal Emmett was born in New Delhi, India. Before the age of 4, she was abandoned and left in the street where she took train after train trying to make my way back home.     Eventually Kajal was picked up by a police officer and brought to an orphanage in Asharan, India. At the age of four, she was then adopted by an American family. Being placed in foster care when she was just 15 years old, she remained there until aging out of the system at 21. Kajal is the only foster child who has completed the entire Elks Aidmore program.     Kajal's passion in life is to fight for the rights of young foster children in the system. She understands what it's like to be in Foster Care. Kajal wants to provide opportunities for these young children to have and share their voices as well as be a positive example for them to navigate through the system. Kajal is also ready to take on all challenges that come along with advocating for Foster Care children.      Sharing her story of living in a Foster Home and what happened in her life that then led her to running away and ending up in a Group Home, Kajal's story is so unique. We discussed how victims end up being punished and the offenders rarely get punished, "the one getting abused gets locked up." Why is life so unfair and so unfortunate for children in Foster Care? Children in Foster Care are conditioned to live in survival mode at all times while walking on eggshells to please the Foster Parent. These children have suffered so much trauma in their young lives to only relive it when being pulled out of one foster home and be placed into another group home.        Kajal wants to thank Jesus for leading, guiding and protecting her to be on the right step. She is so grateful to Jesus for allowing her to go through what she went through so she can help other kids who have been affected by the foster care system. It's time to TAKE A STAND. "What then, shall we say in response to these things? If God is for us who can be against us," Romans 8:31). To Reach KK Emmett:  www.rescuethefosters.org, 770-861-0898                                                   RescueTheFosters@Proton.me                                                   Rumble "INSITE" Podcast, Thursday 7:30pm EST                                                  INSTAGRAM: kkemmett5,  TWITTER: kkemmett28,  TikTok: kkemmett28This episode of Slam the Gavel is sponsored by CPSprotect Consulting Services. A Child Protective Services case is one of the most frightening experiences for any parent. Don't face it alone. Face it with confidence! With UrgentAssist by CPSprotect, you can have access to former CPS investigators to make sure you preserve your rights and protect your family. If you're facing CPS involvement and aren't sure where to turn, their child welfare consultants can help you.  Visit cpsprotect.com/subscribe and enter the coupon code: SlamTheGavel for 10% off your first year of UrgentAssist AVAILABLE in ALL 50 STATES.Supportshow(https://www.buymeacoffee.com/maryannpetri) http://www.dismantlingfamilycourtcorruption. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/maryann-petri/support

En este episodio hablamos de nuestra experiencia en un concierto de Insite, anécdota con tadalafil, asrm, fetiches, patas y embarazadas.

    Slam the Gavel welcomes back Jay Rosenthal from Cpsprotect.com (Season 3, Episode 87) and Sylvia Beachy from RescueTheFosters@proton.me on the podcast. We discussed the well-oiled machinery of the CPS system and that it is finely perfected, however flawed and paid for by the taxpayers. It is a broken system. ASFA (America Safe Families Act 1997) and CAPTA (Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act, 1974) was well-intentioned but fell short.    Solutions were discussed and Jay Rosenthal talked about URGENT ASSIST BASIC provided by Cpsprotect.com and what that entails when CPS is at YOUR DOOR. This levels the playing field for the parents. There is freedom of choice but not freedom from consequence. We talked about accountability and why caseworkers remove children, "when in doubt, pull them out." Taking a child out of a loving, fit home may end them up in a very abusive situation in a Foster Home.  Sylvia Beachy brought up the fact that the MEDIA only shows the biological deaths of children but not the deaths in Foster Care.      It is important to discuss uncomfortable topics as Sylvia Beachy stated, "We need to get uncomfortable as children are attacked at all angles. Where are you getting your moral values from?"  Sylvia felt her moral compass was pushed too far and that was when she began RescueThe Fosters@proton.me    We discussed pushing Atheism on our society and that it's cool to not believe in God and where exactly is the stability for these children in the system.   https://youtu.be/qhzuSxirGGMTo reach Sylvia Beachy and Kajal Emmett:  RescueTheFosters@proton.me and 770-861-0898Rumble "INSITE" Podcast Thursday 7:30pm ESTWebsite: https://cpsprotect.comPhone: (844) 633-KIDSE-Mail: contact@cpsprotect.comSupportshow(https://www.buymeacoffee.com/maryannpetri)dismantlingfamilycourtcorruption.comSupport the showSupportshow(https://www.buymeacoffee.com/maryannpetri)http://www.dismantlingfamilycourtcorruption.com/

   Slam the Gavel welcomes back Jay Rosenthal from Cpsprotect.com (Season 3, Episode 87) and Sylvia Beachy from RescueTheFosters@proton.me on the podcast. We discussed the well-oiled machinery of the CPS system and that it is finely perfected, however flawed and paid for by the taxpayers. It is a broken system. ASFA (America Safe Families Act 1997) and CAPTA (Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act, 1974) was well-intentioned but fell short.    Solutions were discussed and Jay Rosenthal talked about URGENT ASSIST BASIC provided by Cpsprotect.com and what that entails when CPS is at YOUR DOOR. This levels the playing field for the parents. There is freedom of choice but not freedom from consequence. We talked about accountability and why caseworkers remove children, "when in doubt, pull them out." Taking a child out of a loving, fit home may end them up in a very abusive situation in a Foster Home.  Sylvia Beachy brought up the fact that the MEDIA only shows the biological deaths of children but not the deaths in Foster Care.      It is important to discuss uncomfortable topics as Sylvia Beachy stated, "We need to get uncomfortable as children are attacked at all angles. Where are you getting your moral values from?"  Sylvia felt her moral compass was pushed too far and that was when she began RescueThe Fosters@proton.me    We discussed pushing Atheism on our society and that it's cool to not believe in God and where exactly is the stability for these children in the system.   https://youtu.be/qhzuSxirGGM To reach Sylvia Beachy and Kajal Emmett:  RescueTheFosters@proton.me and 770-861-0898Rumble "INSITE" Podcast Thursday 7:30pm ESTWebsite: https://cpsprotect.comPhone: (844) 633-KIDSE-Mail: contact@cpsprotect.comSupportshow(https://www.buymeacoffee.com/maryannpetri)dismantlingfamilycourtcorruption.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/maryann-petri/support

As deaths from drug overdoses and drug‐​related diseases continue increasing, policymakers in cities across the United States have become more willing to consider implementing overdose prevention centers (OPCs) as the next step toward a more effective harm reduction strategy. For more than 30 years, OPCs have prevented overdose deaths, HIV and hepatitis, and other diseases and helped people with substance use disorder find treatment. OPCs, also known as safe consumption sites or drug consumption rooms, began in Europe in the mid‐​1980s. Governments and harm reduction organizations now operate OPCs in 16 developed countries, including many European countries, Canada, Mexico, and Australia. Unfortunately, a federal law that prosecutors and harm reduction opponents call the “crack house” statute makes them illegal in the United States. Yet New York City sanctions two such facilities in defiance of federal law.Joining us to discuss the worldwide experience with OPCs, and to share data and experiences at sanctioned OPCs in North America, are Chelsea Boyd, research fellow in the R Street Institute's integrated harm reduction program; Darwin Fisher, Senior Program Manager at PHS Community Services Society in Vancouver, British Columbia, and manager of Insite, North America's oldest sanctioned overdose prevention center; and Kailin See, Senior Director of Programs for OnPoint NYC and program and development lead for New York City's two sanctioned overdose prevention centers, the first approved OPCs in the United States. Cato Institute senior fellow Jeffrey A. Singer will moderate the discussion. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    Slam the Gavel welcomes Sylvia Beachy and Kajal (KK) Emmett to the podcast. Rescue The Fosters is founded by Sylvia Beachy and Kajal Emmett.     Sylvia Beachy has 5 years of experience working in the foster system. She has had many roles that include Staff Member, Case Manager, Transporter, Parent Aide, and Behavior Aide. She started out as a staff member at Elks Aidmore group home which is where she met KK. KK was a foster youth at Elks Aidmore!     However, KK had aged out of the system with absolutely no place to go! This began the journey of Rescue The Fosters.     Their mission is to give the children and youth in Foster Care a voice! They also provide resources to youth aging out of the system to keep them off the streets and out of prisons! Additionally, they also strive to keep FAMILIES TOGETHER! Therefore, they additionally assist families navigating the CPS!     Excellent conversation regarding how foster children are in "survival mode" at all times. They have been ripped away from their families and question themselves or if anyone loves them. In Foster Care, the goal is surviving.     Sylvia Beachy told her story of how she started out in the system and how workers become desensitized  with new influx of children coming into the group home.  She also told her story of meeting a young man wearing a homeless sign and she got out of her car and questioned him. He told her he had gotten out of Foster Care with no PAPERWORK. Sylvia helped him get the paperwork he needed to get a job and find his biological mother. Sylvia's message: LISTEN TO THE CHILDREN.   Kajal Emmett explained that she was just a little girl roaming the streets as an orphan and how a police officer found her and took her to the proper authorities and he guessed her age by her teeth. Sylvia explained that they still don't know her true age. KK stated to all youth in Foster Care not to be afraid and not to be trapped by fear, that they have rights and to keep track of all paperwork, emails (make copies) and documents.https://youtu.be/qhzuSxirGGMTo reach Sylvia Beachy and Kajal Emmett:  RescueTheFosters@proton.me and 770-861-0898Rumble "INSITE" Podcast Thursday 7:30pm ESTSupportshow(https://www.buymeacoffee.com/maryannpetri)dismantlingfamilycourtcorruption.comSupport the showSupportshow(https://www.buymeacoffee.com/maryannpetri)http://www.dismantlingfamilycourtcorruption.com/

We're starting the New Year off right with a highly-requested member of the OTV family… Arielle Vandenberg! While both Kaitlyn and Arielle spent Y2K feeling like the world might end, this year is very different; they're both excited and rejuvenated as they head into 2023. This year, Arielle will become one of the stars of The White Lotus and Kaitlyn's pod will be turned into a TV show for both your eyeballs and earholes to enjoy. The two are recapping Arielle's recent visit to Nashville (after a very enlightening experience that Arielle will tell us all about), manifesting for the year ahead, celebrating what they're thankful for in the present moment, and getting into their 2023 bucket lists. Plus, they're sharing worst date stories, finding out the truth about Libras and potato socks, and telling us why the jig is officially up this year. Thank you to our sponsors! Check out these deals for the Vinos: PELOTON - Explore Peloton Row and their financing options at onepeloton.com/row. PROGRESSIVE - Quote at Progressive.com to join the over 29 million drivers who trust Progressive.

In this episode, we talk to Justine about what led her to a career in finance, first at Goldman Sachs then in VC. She further dives into the secondary team at Industry Ventures and how she approached the decision of what stage to invest in. Finally, Justine touches on how the sheer availability of female mentors in itself is a sign that things are changing in the industry, albeit slowly, and discusses the work yet to be done and some advice for aspiring female investors. 

In today's episode, Jeff Bond chats with Trevor Williams, Managing Director at Global Atlanta, an online news service covering Atlanta's intersection with the global economy. Trevor talks to Jeff about getting started in journalism, why Atlanta is indisputably an international city, and how journalism can have a global, local, and individual impact. More about Trevor Williams A versatile digital journalist, Trevor Williams has spent more than a decade writing on international business and trade for Global Atlanta, an online news service covering Atlanta's intersection with the global economy. In addition to local reporting that helped the company win the 2014 President's E Award for Export Service from the U.S. Commerce Department, he has undertaken journalism trips to 30+ countries on five continents, uncovering stories that reveal both the perils and promise of globalization. His interviewees span the socioeconomic spectrum — from top executives and heads of state to workers and villagers in frontier markets. Trevor focuses intently on Asia and also has written extensively on foreign direct investment, trade and exports, Georgia's ties with China, and Atlanta's emergence as a payments hub, among other topics. Trevor graduated from the University of Georgia with dual bachelor's degrees in Magazine Journalism and Religion, as well as a minor in Chinese Language and Literature. He is a proud husband and father of two young sons, as well as the editor "Making Men: Five Steps to Growing Up,” a book outlining five steps that fathers can use to grow their sons into manhood. His freelance work has appeared in China Daily, Site Selection magazine (online), Nuernberger Zeitung, InSite magazine, Breakaway magazine, Brio, Boundless.org, Columbus Ledger-Enquirer, AramcoWorld and China Business Review. RESOURCES RELATED TO THIS EPISODE Join the 10K+ readers receiving daily or weekly updates on the latest international news in Atlanta at https://www.globalatlanta.com/about-us/ Follow Trevor Williams on LinkedIn and Twitter @jtrevorwilliams Follow Global Atlanta on Twitter   CREDITS Theme Music

Guy was brought back from overdose at Vancouver's safe consumption site, Insite. He accessed that service over 4000 times in his 30 years of gangs, addiction, treatment, and jail.Today he is a person in long-term recovery and is world-renowned as a speaker, and harm reduction and recovery advocate."Recovery is harm reduction and harm reduction is recovery. Gone are the days where it's either harm reduction or recovery. It's both."You won't want to miss this one friends as we kick down the door to a safer way this week once again,on Hard Knox Talks.Buckle up.----------------------Love what we do? Jump over to Apple Podcasts and give us a review!Stay up to date on upcoming live streams, get on our email list,  check out our shop, listen to our audios, and more. Click the link to start exploring.https://linktr.ee/hardknoxtalks

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On our huge milestone 100th episode today, Jesse, and James talk the journey of 100 episodes, The discuss current WWE, and how entertained they are. The give a preview on Tonight's AEW Dynamite 8/17/22 and talk last week's Dynamite. The Bombcast crew Bryan Williams, and Grahm Baker, join Jesse for a special Segment on the podcast. The Devil Himself makes his return to the podcast ( he was our very first episode, go find it in the archives) Jesse, and Drexl talk the journey since the pandemic, and how busy his schedule is, as well as some inside InSite on the wrestling business plus much more. The trial of Danny Shiznit continues, as we wind down to the verdict. Jesse, and James talk WWF Monday Night Raw September 8th 1997, plus so much more! Follow the Bombcast on Twitter @bombcastpodcast Follow Drexl on all Socials @thedevildrexl Our Socials, Merch Store, YouTube, plus more on link below! https://drum.io/theprowrestlingshoot This episode is Sponsored by the leaders in below the waist grooming https://manscaped.com Use promo code "PWSHOOT" to save 20% off plus free shipping at checkout Your balls will thank you. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Allison Demas is the CEO of Media InSite; a former Attorney-at-Law turned Entrepreneur, with over fifteen years of experience in monitoring media content, including pioneering the digital tracking of music on radio. She is the immediate past Chair of the NOVA Committee of the Trinidad & Tobago, Chamber of Industry and Commerce, and a former Chairman of the National Carnival Commission of Trinidad and Tobago where she contributed with her fresh perspective in a male-dominated industry.

How is Agile relevant beyond IT? Alan Zucker explains how agile roots are in the Lean manufacturing movement as he shares about the application of agile practices for non-technology projects. He talks about agile as a mindset, the Gemba Walk, House of Lean, transparency in teams, value stream mapping, and much more. Recently Alan launched a new Velociteach InSite course: Agile Beyond IT, a hands-on application of agile practices for non-technology challenges. Table of Contents 01:59 … Agile Beyond IT03:09 … Blurring the Lines between Traditional and Agile06:04 … Fusion Cooking and Project Management07:21 … Agile as a Mindset not a Methodology10:19 … Self-Organizing and Self-Managing11:32 … Empowering Team Members12:36 … Iterative and Incremental15:12 … Iterative and Incremental in Non-IT Projects15:21 … The House of Lean17:43 … Transparency in Healthy Teams19:22 … The Gemba Walk22:53 … Agile Manifesto beyond IT24:59 … 12 Agile Principles beyond IT27:41 … Dignity28:49 … Value Stream Mapping in Non-IT31:39 … Advice for New Leaders32:57 … Get in Touch with Alan34:19 … Closing ALAN ZUCKER: Another is trusting the wisdom of the team, recognizing that you don't need to come up with all the answers, or potentially even any of the answers; that your strength lies in bringing out the experience and knowledge of everybody else on the team. WENDY GROUNDS:  You're listening to Manage This.  My name is Wendy Grounds, and with me in the studio is Bill Yates.  This is the podcast about project management.  We are excited to bring our guest to you today.  This is actually someone we've had before. BILL YATES:  Yes. WENDY GROUNDS:  Alan Zucker is joining us.  He's a certified project management professional.  He's an Agile Foundation certificate holder, a Scrum Master, a Scaled Agilist, as well as a keynote speaker. BILL YATES:  We have a course that we are launching.  This one is called “Agile Beyond IT.”  It's a part of our self-paced training in InSite.  Alan created the “Fundamentals of Agile” course for us, and the feedback was always positive, and sometimes he'd get the comment, “I don't work in technology, so how does this apply to me?”  Well, that's something that he's dealt with a lot in some of the consulting and other training that he's done for organizations. For several years Alan's helped clients use agile principles and practices in diverse non-technology fields, everything from construction to not-for-profits.  These experiences are the basis for this class.  And he pulls some of the concepts from the agile principles and says, “Okay, here's the principle.  How can we apply this beyond IT?”  Very practical, great advice. Alan has got multiple agile certifications from PMI, the Scrum Alliance, Disciplined Agile, and Scaled Agile.  He's created courses for us.  He instructs for us.  He is in the classroom.  In fact, as we wrap up this session today, he's going to begin a four-day PMP prep class for us.  And we're delighted to have him with us. WENDY GROUNDS:  Hi, Alan.  Welcome to Manage This once again.  Thank you for joining us. ALAN ZUCKER:  Hi.  It's great to see you guys again. Agile Beyond IT WENDY GROUNDS:  Now, we've just mentioned that you have completed a course for us, “Agile Beyond IT.”  And we're very excited to publish this one.  It's an excellent course.  Could you give us a little bit of a background for this and why you picked that name for the course? ALAN ZUCKER:  Sure.  So a few years ago I created a “Fundamentals of Agile” course for Velociteach.  And it's been very popular.  But as we were looking at some of the comments that people left, people were saying, “Well, this was a really great course, but it was all about technology, and I'm in a non-technology area.  How can I use agile?”  So we had some conversations, and we put together a course for people that aren't in technology.  And it just so happened that around the same time I was thinking,

Dan Ahrens, Managing Director and Portfolio Manager at AdvisorShares Investments, discusses investing in vice-related ETFs. Ainslie Simmonds, President of Pershing X, shares her thoughts on the impact of digital disruption on the advisory community. Bloomberg Businessweek Editor Joel Weber and Businessweek Assistant Managing Editor Jim Ellis have the details of Jim's Businessweek cover story Inflation Has Americans Uneasy About Everything. Jim Dickson, Founder and CEO of Sanctuary Wealth, talks about the evolution of the RIA industry. Ram Nagappan, Chief Information Officer at BNY Mellon Pershing, discusses the digitization of the advisory industry. Tonia Bottoms, Senior Managing Counsel at BNY Mellon Pershing, explains why DEI is so important in the financial advice community. And we Drive to the Close with Laurie Brignac, CIO and Head of Global Liquidity at Invesco. Hosts: Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. Producer: Paul Brennan.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

BNY Mellon Pershing CEO Jim Crowley and COO Emily Schlosser discuss meeting financial advisor and wealth manager demands. Ben Harrison, Co-Head of Wealth Solutions at BNY Mellon Pershing, explains the evolution of the advisory model. Bloomberg News Senior Markets Editor Edward Harrison shares the details of his Businessweek Magazine story The Fed Tried to Protect Main Street. Now Everyone May Suffer. And we Drive to the Close with Doug Ciocca, CEO at Kavar Capital. Hosts: Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. Producer: Paul Brennan.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week Vermont Gov. Phil Scott vetoed a bill aimed at stemming the state's overdose crisis. The bill was a way to explore supervised consumption or injection sites. Those sites would allow people to consume drugs under medical supervision to prevent an overdose. Scott says this is not the right strategy for Vermont.

The podcast by project managers for project managers.  Is your body language negatively impacting your project teams? Body language expert Jeff Baird shares some handy tips to incorporate into our non-verbal communication. Hear how we can tap into vast amounts of information from body language messages, and how to harness body language to come across as confident and persuasive. Table of Contents 02:42 … Meet Jeff02:57 … Combining the IT Data World and Body Language06:38 … Our Ability to Influence People09:01 … What is our Brain Doing when We Meet Someone?12:02 … How Can We be Deliberate with Our Body Language?14:55 … Power Body Language17:34 … Nonverbal “Hacks” We Can Use21:59 … The “Head Tilt” and the “Smile”23:43 … Body Language and Virtual Meetings28:27 … Improving Phone Presence30:26 … The 3 “Shuns” of Workplace Breakdowns35:42 … Creating a Safe Environment37:50 … Detecting Lies43:33 … Contact Jeff43:50 … Closing JEFF BAIRD:  There's not good or bad body language.  There's just how it's going to be perceived in the eyes of the other person.  And as a side note, there's two sides to this coin, too.  There's what we're doing with our body language and how people are perceiving us and how willing they are to listen to us.  And then there's all the nonverbal signals that they're sending back to us, too, that can give us clues as to how they feel.  And so there's not good or bad body language.  I just want to help people to be congruent so that when they say something their body language is going to match that because oftentimes what happens is if those are not congruent, we'll tend to believe what we see in body language over what they're telling us with their words. WENDY GROUNDS:  Welcome to Manage This, the podcast by project managers for project managers.  I'm Wendy Grounds, and joining me is Bill Yates.  We're so glad you're joining us.  If you like what you hear, please visit us at Velociteach.com where you can leave a comment on our Manage This Podcast page.  We know you're also looking for opportunities to acquire PDUs, your Professional Development Units, towards recertifications.  And you can still claim PDUs for all our podcast episodes.  If you take a listen at the end of the show, we'll give you advice on how to do that. Our guest today is Jeff Baird.  He has been in data analytics for almost 20 years, but over the years he has found that facts and numbers aren't always enough to be able to persuade and influence, and how we present ourselves and our message really matters.  He studied the science of body language to learn what makes people tick.  Jeff is a keynote speaker, a certified body language trainer – I found out that that was a thing – and a certified Big 5 Personalities trainer.  Jeff has also done a course with us. BILL YATES:  Yes.  Jeff partnered with us to build out a one-hour course in InSite, which is our mobile learning platform.  And the course is called “Attracting Top Talent:  First Contact.”  This is so pertinent today.  It's difficult to find good people for our teams.  And there's more emphasis on hiring and recruiting than ever.  Jeff just has terrific advice in this one-hour course about how to attract top talent.  What are the steps that we can take to be more successful as we're recruiting and interviewing people?  And to be honest with you, too, you can flip it.  I think, from a standpoint of someone who's looking for a job, this is a great thing to look into, as well.  This course will give you advice.  What is the employer looking for, and what should my expectations be?  So we're delighted to be talking with him about this area of communication.  And I just think it's exciting to have him join us, give us tips, and raise our awareness for this area of communication. Meet Jeff WENDY GROUNDS:  Hi, Jeff.  Welcome to Manage This. JEFF BAIRD:  Good morning. WENDY GROUNDS:  We're so glad that you're here with us today.  It's been a long time coming.

The podcast by project manager for project managers. How can you become a leader that people want to follow? Author Scott J. Miller, author of Management Mess to Leadership Success, has a spirited conversation with us about how to change the way you manage yourself, lead others, and achieve a high level of engagement with your project team. It's never too late to fix our mess and develop leadership success. Table of Contents 00:45 … 150th Episode Velociteach Discount Offer03:33 … Background to the Book06:23 … Demonstrate Humility11:10 … Listen First18:14 … When Listening Sucks21:25 … Declare Your Intent25:20 … Carry Your Own Weather29:49 … Making Time for Relationships37:11 … Allow Others to be Smart40:55 … Self-Assessing42:51 … Contact Scott44:15 … Closing SCOTT MILLER:  People are not an organization's most valuable asset.  People are not a project's most valuable asset.  Not true.  It's total bunk.  People are not a company or division's or platform's or a project's most valuable asset.  It's the relationships between those people.  That is every project, every organization's most valuable asset.  WENDY GROUNDS:  You're listening to Manage This.  My name is Wendy Grounds, and with me in the studio is Bill Yates.  This podcast is about project management.  We call it the podcast by project managers for project managers. BILL YATES: Wendy, this episode of Manage This marks our 150th episode! Isn't that amazing! WENDY GROUNDS: Yes! I'm so excited. We've just celebrated our sixth birthday. 150th Episode Velociteach Discount Offer BILL YATES: Yeah, and now 150 episodes, for Manage This. In honor of this milestone event, Velociteach is offering our podcast listeners an exclusive discount of 20% off. That applies to our live, instructor-led PMP and PMI-ACP exam prep boot camps as well as our self-paced eLearning courses on InSite. This offer will run all week to give our listeners the opportunity to take advantage of this deal. WENDY GROUNDS: Use the promo code POD150 before midnight EST on Sunday, April 10th to receive this special discount. This offer is only valid on new purchases, public enrollment classes, and individual courses or bundles on InSite. It's not valid on private group classes or the PDU Passport, our all-access pass to every PDU course online. We hope you'll take advantage of this offer and celebrate with us, our 150th episode. BILL YATES:  Absolutely.  We have a platform called InSite that offers mobile learning options, and we partnered with a number of industry experts to create these courses.  And we've got the three areas of the talent triangle covered from PMI's perspective.  So you can just take a look at the different offerings that we have and pick up extra tips and learn how to be a better project manager through that. WENDY GROUNDS:  Another way to be a better project manager is listening to Scott Miller.  He's our guest today.  Scott serves as FranklinCovey's senior advisor on thought leadership, leading the strategy and development of the firm's speakers bureau, as well as the publication of podcasts, webcasts, and best-selling books.  We're so excited to talk to Scott.  He actually also has his own podcast called “On Leadership with Scott Miller.”  And he authors a leadership column for Inc.com. BILL YATES:  Yeah, Scott is going to be a tremendous guest.  We've spoken with Kory Kogon before from FranklinCovey, and Kory helped us connect with Scott.  Scott wrote a book called “Management Mess to Leadership Success.”  I mean, how fun is that going to be?  So one thing I want to point out about the book, it's one piece that I found really interesting and user friendly was he breaks it into – calls it 30 days, but they're really 30 mini-chapters.  And we just picked a few of those, and we're going to go through those with Scott.  In some cases we've just got to get him to explain what he means because he's got some pretty outrageous things that he shares in his...