Podcasts about international services

In this episode of the Early Excellence podcast, Andy Burt interviews Janette Quinn, Director of Education and Professional Learning at COBIS (Council of British International Schools). They explore her global education experience, passion for early years education, and COBIS's role in accreditation and professional development. Highlighting effective practices and the importance of planning and relationships, they emphasise seizing opportunities and nurturing a conducive learning environment.Come Visit us a the COBIS Conference - Stand 76Explore our International Services

A much requested topic - we are going to dive into the waters of when British Rail ran boats (ships) in the form of British Rail Shipping and International Services, then Sealink UK, then Sealink British Ferries, then Stena Sealink Line, then Stena Line, then... Well, you get the picture. We'll try to demystify things. If you like boats (ships), arguably the trains of the sea, then this is the episode for you! Enjoyed this? Please do consider supporting #Railnatter at   / garethdennis   or throw loose change at me via https://paypal.me/garethdennis. Merch at https://garethdennis.co.uk/merch. Join in the discussion at https://garethdennis.co.uk/discord.

This episode features some of the best conversations of 2023, we'll be back daily from January 29, 2024. Since the October 7 terrorist attacks by Hamas on Israel we've brought you in depth analysis and explainers about the conflict.In this episode we learn how to spot misinformation about the war, ask whether Benjamin Netanyahu will survive it, and consider how the conflict is playing out on our streets. Featured: Kolina Koltai, senior researcher at the investigative journalists group BellingcatGuy Ziv, associate professor in the School of International Services at the American University and associate director of the university's Center for Israel StudiesGreg Barton, chair of global Islamic politics at Deakin University.

While Benjamin Netanyahu oversees the war in Gaza, he's governing a traumatised nation that's questioning why the terrorist attack by Hamas came without warning on October the 7th.  Before the attack, the Israeli leader was under huge political pressure over domestic issues, but were there decisions he made that may have increased the risk?  Today, Guy Ziv from the American University's Center for Israel Studies on how long Netanyahu will be able to hold on to power.  Featured:  Guy Ziv, associate professor in the School of International Services at the American University

Like many of our guests, Guillermo Sabatier didn't have safety in mind when he started his career. While studying electrical engineering in college, he got a meter reading job with a local utility company, which resulted in a post-college job in the industry. Now, after 30 years working in support of the utility industry, and becoming a North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) Reliability Coordinator and a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt, he finds himself as HSI's Director of International Services. Listen as he sits down with Jill to discuss his unconventional, but understandable, path into safety and hear about some of the interesting situations he has found himself in over the years in the utility industry.

Like many of our guests, Guillermo Sabatier didn't have safety in mind when he started his career. While studying electrical engineering in college, he got a meter reading job with a local utility company, which resulted in a post-college job in the industry. Now, after 30 years working in support of the utility industry, and becoming a North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) Reliability Coordinator and a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt, he finds himself as HSI's Director of International Services. Listen as he sits down with Jill to discuss his unconventional, but understandable, path into safety and hear about some of the interesting situations he has found himself in over the years in the utility industry.

Show SummaryOn this episode of Behind the Mission, we feature a conversation with Koby Langley, Senior Vice President for Red Cross International Services and Service to the Armed Forces, about the resources and opportunities to serve provided by the American Red Cross  About Today's Guest Koby J. Langley, JD, MPA Senior Vice President The American Red CrossAs Senior Vice President for International Services and Service to the Armed Forces, Koby Langley provides oversight and direction for American Red Cross programs around the world, with a focus on global elimination of measles and rubella, and international disaster preparedness, response, and recovery operations for communities in need. In addition, Langley oversees the worldwide support provided to service members, veterans and their families — the oldest congressionally chartered mission of the American Red Cross.Working in coordination with the global Red Cross and Red Crescent network, the American Red Cross International Services provides critical support in Latin America,Africa, Asia and Europe in some of the world's most at-risk communities around the world. In addition, International Services helps to reconnect families separated by crises via participation in the global Restoring Family Links communication network, supporting almost 10,000 families a year. The Red Cross is also a key partner in the global effort to eliminate measles and Rubella, supporting 2 billion vaccinations since 2001.Service to the Armed Forces provides critical services with a caring touch, from the moment a member of the military joins the ranks, throughout their military careers and long after they return home as veterans. Operating the largest integrated emergency and critical support case management system for military families in the world, the military counts on the Red Cross to provide emergency communications that link them with their families during a crisis – 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Additionally, Service to the Armed Forces provides in-theater support to service members deployed overseas. Service to the Armed Forces leads volunteer activities on 180 locations on military installations, 171 Veteran Affairs facilities and provides Emergency Communication Assistance services to more than 80,000 Military members and their families a year.Langley previously served as the Director of Wounded Warrior, Veteran and Military Family Engagement at the White House and the Senior Advisor for Wounded Warrior, Veteran and Military Family Initiatives for CNCS, leading the largest expansion of services, and grants for veterans and military families in Agency history.In 2010 he was appointed to the Senior Executive Service at Department of Defense, where he worked as Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary and Senior Advisor for the Office of Wounded Warrior Care and Transition Policy. In 2009, Langley worked as a Special Assistant to the Secretary of the Department of Veteran Affairs, leading strategic communications and several constituency-based strategic planning portfolios. In 2008, Langley was appointed to the Presidential Review Team for the Department of Veterans Affairs. From 2006 to 2008, Langley was the managing member of a litigation firm and worked as a Veteran organizer for the successful Congressional race of the first Iraq War Veteran elected to Congress.During his military service, Langley was appointed as the first in-theater Foreign Claims Commissioner for Iraq; developed and published the first Foreign Claims Act Standard Operating Procedure in Iraq, and paid the first civil reconstruction claims during combat operations.Langley conducted over 100 Foreign Claims Act and Laws of Armed Conflict missions/convoys in Iraq, and served as an Operational Law Attorney and Prosecutor for the 82d Airborne Division. Langley also served as a Litigation Counsel for the Army where he practiced with dozens of attorneys in the Department of Justice, assisting in successful litigation of over 150 cases. He is published in numerous national news outlets, and has conducted visiting correspondent interviews for Fox News and MSNBC.Langley is a two-tour combat Veteran and Bronze Star recipient for meritorious service.Links Mentioned In This EpisodeAmerican Red Cross WebsiteAmerican Red Cross Hero Care AppRed Cross Military and Veteran Caregiver NetworkRed Cross Volunteer OpportunitiesPsychArmor Resource of the WeekThis week's PsychArmor resource of the week is the Behind the Mission Podcast Episode number 34 highlighting the American Red Cross Miltiary and Veteran Caregiver Network. On this episode, we have a conversation with Melissa Comeau, Marine Corps Spouse and Director of the American Red Cross' Military and Veteran Caregiver Network, an organization that offers peer-based support and services to provide connection between those providing care to service members and veterans living with wounds, illnesses, injuries and/or aging. You can see find the episode here:  https://psycharmor.org/podcast/melissa-comeau This Episode Sponsored By: This episode is sponsored by PsychArmor, the premier education and learning ecosystem specializing in military culture content. PsychArmor offers an online e-learning laboratory with custom training options for organizations. Contact Us and Join Us on Social Media Email PsychArmorPsychArmor on TwitterPsychArmor on FacebookPsychArmor on YouTubePsychArmor on LinkedInPsychArmor on InstagramTheme MusicOur theme music Don't Kill the Messenger was written and performed by Navy Veteran Jerry Maniscalco, in cooperation with Operation Encore, a non profit committed to supporting singer/songwriter and musicians across the military and Veteran communities.Producer and Host Duane France is a retired Army Noncommissioned Officer, combat veteran, and clinical mental health counselor for service members, veterans, and their families.  You can find more about the work that he is doing at www.veteranmentalhealth.com  

Armed conflicts are ongoing around the world. At times it may seem that there are no rules in war. However, there are and they make a difference. "Even War Has Rules" is a dynamic discussion on international humanitarian law (IHL) and how it governs armed conflict. By the end of the hour, participants will achieve a general understanding of IHL and will be better able to evaluate the actions of parties to armed conflicts. Join Former Peace Corp Volunteer, Retired Teacher and Teacher-Trainer Joanne Dufour in learning international humanitarian law! Check out her blog: Disarming Our Planet   ​ ----------------- This event is hosted and sponsored by the International Services Department of the American Red Cross, Northwest Region. ​ ***International Services offers a free service called Restoring Family Links, a program that helps reconnect families who have been separated by armed conflict, disaster, or other humanitarian crisis.   International Humanitarian Law (IHL) -- See the video and ask questions of future guests at:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.theworldismycountry.com/club⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ -- Music by: „World Citizen“ Jahcoustix feat. Shaggy  courtesy of Dominik Haas, Telefonica and EoM   Check out the film on World Citizen #1 Garry Davis at:  ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.theworldismycountry.com Also to endorse the ban on Nuclear Weapons go to: ⁠https://www.theworldismycountry.com/endorse⁠

Welcome back to Victory Groove. This episode features Ms. Shelley Simpson, president of J.B. Hunt.Simpson has had many professional successes, but she always makes sure that she is building a good life, not just a career. Shelley Simpson, president of J.B. Hunt Transport Services Inc., one of the largest supply chain solutions providers in North America, first began working at the company for $7.25/hour while she pursued other career opportunities. She ended up staying with the company, and after nearly 29 years of experience she has served 15 years in executive leadership roles, most recently as chief commercial officer and executive vice president of people and human resources, in addition to leading International Services and Corporate Marketing.Keep up with Shelley by following her on LinkedIn @Shelley Simpson Dr. Eli Jones is a Professor of Marketing, Lowry and Peggy Mays Eminent Scholar, and the former Dean of Mays Business School at his alma mater, Texas A&M University.  He served as Dean of three flagship business schools for over 13 years. Prior to becoming a dean, he was on the faculty at the University of Houston as an Assistant Professor, Associate Professor with tenure, Full Professor, Associate Dean for Executive Education Programs, Director of the Program for Excellence in Selling, and founding Executive Director of the Sales Excellence Institute at the University of Houston. 

In 2021, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers celebrates the 150th anniversary of its founding. The Corps' Charleston District has a unique and varied program that grows larger every year. The Civil Works, Navigation, Regulatory, Emergency Management, Military, and Interagency and International Services programs serve a diverse group of customers that span not only South Carolina, but also globally, which keeps the staff of more than 240 quite busy.Lt Colonel Andrew Johannes, Charleston District Commander; and Brian Williams, the District's Civil Works Chief, join Walter Edgar for a conversation on the Corps' history, its missions, and the many ways its work impacts South Carolina, including the deepening of Charleston Harbor.

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John Wilkerson regales us with stories of his exciting journey of being an international educator, his insights into the current state of international education, and his uncanny ability to get into sticky situations around the world - you have to listen to believe it. John is the Associate Vice President for International Services at Indiana University, USA.

Did you know that The Red Cross has been serving the military for more than 140 years and has deployed alongside military personnel in every U.S. conflict since the Spanish-American War? Joining Shaun this week to talk about this history, disaster relief, and the many services provided by the Red Cross and its volunteers is Regional Manager of the Greater Pennsylvania region, Pauline Duncan. Pauline's long career with the Red Cross includes managing the Service to the Armed Forces and International Services programs by helping members of the military, veterans and their families prepare for, cope with, and respond to, the challenges of military service.    Watch the video version and listen to previous episodes at https://veteransbreakfastclub.org/scuttlebutt/   Thank you to our sponsors: Tobacco Free Adagio Health: https://tobaccofree.adagiohealth.org D&D Auto Salvage: https://danddautosalvage.com     

In 2021, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers celebrates the 150th anniversary of its founding. The Corps' Charleston District has a unique and varied program that grows larger every year. The Civil Works, Navigation, Regulatory, Emergency Management, Military, and Interagency and International Services programs serve a diverse group of customers that span not only South Carolina, but also globally, which keeps the staff of more than 240 quite busy.Lt Colonel Andrew Johannes, Charleston District Commander; and Brian Williams, the District's Civil Works Chief, join Walter Edgar for a conversation on the Corps' history, its missions, and the many ways its work impacts South Carolina, including the deepening of Charleston Harbor.

Virginie et Marion nous embarquent aujourd'hui sur la Compagnie Disney Cruise Line. International Services, spécialiste du recrutement en Hôtellerie, Restauration et Tourisme propose différentes offres adaptées à chacun : que vous soyez étudiant à la recherche d'une première expérience à l'étranger ou professionnel confirmé à la recherche de nouveaux challenges!  Alors prêt pour rejoindre Mickey et toute sa bande? Rejoignez nous sur jobabor.com Site pro : www.richardfernandez.fr  

In this episode of our Wealth Management Leadership podcast series, SIFMA President & CEO Kenneth E. Bentsen, Jr. is joined by Lisa Kidd Hunt, Executive Vice President, International Services, for Charles Schwab & Co., Inc., for a discussion on the rise of Generation Investor (Gen-I) and the findings from Schwab's new investor survey.

In this Products & Services episode of Ready to Retail, have the opportunity to understand some of the components within our International Services, specifically, Electronic Advance Data. This week we are joined by Elizabeth Hasted, International Product Manager for International Services.Australia Post – like other carriers, uses postal networks across the world to get our international products from Australia, to their final destination overseas. Australia Post are part of the Universal Postal Union – known as the UPU, which is a group of 192 countries that was established back in 1874 .There is currently a global shift to Electronic Advance Data compliance where countries around the world are moving to improve border control and security. It gives customs officials in the destination country all the information they need to complete their inspections.Australia Post is ensuring that we do what we need, to ensure compliance and to make sure that our customers parcels arrive in a timely manner.We walk through all of this and more in this episode and if you would like more information on International Services, specifically EAD, you can contact or follow the below:Procedural support: EPOS Help desk 1800 807 994Technical support: IT Service Desk 132 131Compliance and product information: Please contact Rebecca Huang, Product Manager, International Services, 0408 519 873Information sheets and easy guides are available on POP: Knowledge Hub | Product / Service | Mail | International | Electronic Advance Data (EAD).As always, if you have any comments, questions, suggestions or queries, please feel free to contact our team by emailing them on: retailacademy@auspost.com.au

American Red Cross Senior Vice President for International Services and Service to the Armed Forces, Koby Langley will join us to talk about what the future of veteran advocacy looks like.

Conor Pope, Consumer Affairs Correspondent with the Irish Times, speaks to Cormac and Sarah about customs changes caused by Brexit, and Cyril McCrane, Director of International Services with An Post, talks about how An Post are managing post-Brexit deliveries.

Conor Pope, Consumer Affairs Correspondent with the Irish Times, speaks to Cormac and Sarah about customs changes caused by Brexit, and Cyril McCrane, Director of International Services with An Post, talks about how An Post are managing post-Brexit deliveries.

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This week's episode of OPI's podcast, OPI Talk, is all about health and hygiene in the workplace, a topic that has never been more important. How can independent dealers in the business supplies sector capitalise on the opportunities that this category presents in the current pandemic? How can they help their customers make offices COVID-secure as employees slowly get back to their usual place of work? Where are the challenges and how can they be overcome? OPI's Heike Dieckmann put these and many other questions to the expert – Dianna Steinbach, VP of International Services at global cleaning association ISSA

Every investor will need to consider entity formation in the U.S. at some point as their U.S. business activity grows but with 50 states to choose from where does one set up and what are the pros and cons of one location over another? While some states are more attractive than others for setting up your entity, there is no one panacea. Thus investors would be wise to take a strategic approach to the decision. Establishing an entity through which to transact business in the U.S. can serve to de-risk growth and signal to the market a firm’s commitment, but still the decision brings along with it reporting requirements and responsibilities as a corporate citizen that should not be overlooked. The best timing for taking this step can vary from company to company depending on the nature of their business. In episode 2 of the America Made Easy Podcast, we consider the ins and outs of entity formation with Steve Bentley, Senior Vice President of Finance and Director of International Services for Avitus Group who has provided strategic advice and consulting for hundreds of international firms setting up in the U.S. Tune in to our 2nd full length episode in order to broaden your understanding of the corporate structures available to investors and the practical implications of each form. Investors will walk away with key insights on which elements to include in their decision making as they weigh the decision of when and where to set up their U.S. entity. Value Bombs from the Podcast Foreign firms that do business in the U.S. via a Branch Office rather than through a separate entity face additional liability and taxation. New U.S. companies must obtain a Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN) from the Internal Revenue Service to be used to file taxes and open a bank account. Banking in the U.S. can be a hassle for foreign firms and take 2-3 months to set up even after establishing a U.S. entity Resources Mentioned in the Podcast Working with Americans: How to Build Profitable Business Relationships By: Allyson Stewart-Allen and Lanie Denslow -Download 2 free chapters at: http://www.workingwithamericans.com/downloads2.2.html -Our listeners can order the book and claim a 20% discount with the code “WWA20” at http://bit.ly/WWA-order-Routledge. Note the code expires on 31 December 2020. Sponsors Support for America Made Easy comes from Newable Avitus the Transatlantic Joint Venture supporting ambitious SMEs with setting up in the United States. We help make entrepreneurs lives easier by providing an operational solution for their US expansion strategies so that they can focus on driving revenue and doing what they got into business to do in the first place. Newable – On your side in the UK Newable helps companies thrive by providing the essential resources they need to take the next step with their business by offering financing, premises and professional support. Newable works with 22,500 businesses a year at the heart of the UK economy, helping people start, scale and sustain their enterprises. Newable’s purpose is to achieve profit and social impact in equal measure. Avitus – On your side in the US For over 20 years, Avitus Group has provided business administration services for more than 3,000 companies in the US. Avitus Group’s Business Solutions includes a suite of specialist services designed to help clients simplify, strengthen and grow their business. From planning your entry

Roshni Rao, PhD is Director of the PHutures Office at Johns Hopkins University, where she works with PhDs and postdocs to supplement academic training with coaching in translational and relational skills that are essential for preparedness in various industries. Roshni is a fantastic resource to turn to and we strongly encourage students at Johns Hopkins to contact her at the PHutures Office for career guidance. During this episode we discuss the concept of ‘life design’, a multi-faced methodology for planning a fulfilling future that extensively utilizes your skills, values, personality, and interests. Furthermore, we explore how international students can overcome social & emotional obstacles, start planning for work visa applications, and approach the job application process in order to confidently embark on a journey of career development.Additional resources for international students: JHU Office of International Services (handle visa concerns), Resources for International Students (a comprehensive list of resources, curated by the JHU Student Health & Wellness blog), lawsuit filed by JHU to block SEVP guidance (filed Friday, July 10, 2020)Hosted by Roshan Chikarmane and Jenna Glatzer.

*Episode 7 has been marked as explicit because rape and sexual harassment come up in discussion. Although these are not discussed in detail, we wish to be mindful that you might be listening to this podcast with others around.  Episode 7 (Season 2) of the Empowering Women Podcast GUEST: Kristen Saranteas, Head of Treasury Management at First Midwest Bank Resources: The McKinsey Report on Women in Finances BIO: Kristen (Ritchie) Santeas is currently the Head of Treasury Management & International Services at First Midwest Bank where she has responsibility for the overall client experience during the entire sales cycle -- from proposal through implementation, and support phase activities.    Notable Podcast Episode Quotes: “To me, what a great salesperson is is someone that can match the needs of that company to the products and services that you're offering. I was not someone that was hawking a product because that was the shiny object of the day. Instead, I was very strategic around what I saw as the specific need of those clients, and wanted to be really helpful to the way in which the products we had could be make them more effective in what *they did… Feeling like I was really confident when I walked in the door to talk to a company - both because I've done my homework about them and I knew my products inside and out - that made me a very  successful salesperson.” “Once you distinguish yourself as successful in the route that you have decided to move up - that gets you noticed, not only because you're having individual success, but because you're seen as a leader in your craft.” “There's one way in which you want to lead - as someone who knows your own and hones your own craft. But there's also a way in which you want to lead and distinguish yourself for something you're personally passionate about. For me, that meant giving back to our community. I feel really strongly that bankers, in particular, bear a service. It is incumbent upon us to be really great stewards of what we bring to the community and understand what those needs might be. So, giving back and volunteering, and eventually getting on boards, and bringing others along with that passion to be good community members is a way in which, not only did I rally my own team around similar values and ways in which to give back to the community. But it [also] distinguished me personally within my organization as someone who isn't just a treasury management person, but I'm being recognized for the other things that I've led in. And for me, that's been around community involvement.” “It is less typical to see women, not only in the C-suite or executive management positions, but clearly, they're not being chosen as lines-of-business heads. So you're not seeing [for example] women that are heads of commercial banking… I would never say that people making those decisions as to who is rising up don't want women in those positions. Everyone is on record, and I know that they feel passionately that they should have women rising up. It's an unintended bias when they're looking at candidates - to look at people that look like them. We have to continue to press upon the decision-makers to go outside their comfort zone to start choosing a slate of candidates that don't include just people that look like them.” “We need people in HR,

In this episode of Leader ReadyCast we explore the evolving role of non-governmental organizations in disaster response with Jono Anzalone, Vice President for International Services at the American Red Cross. He shares his first-hand leadership experiences in both domestic and international response efforts. Anzalone is an alumnus of the National Preparedness Leadership Initiative and was the recipient of our 2017 Meta-Leader of the Year Award.

John stays on 11th Street for another episode, this time with Jim Bensley, NMC's Director of International Services & Service Learning. And we visit the NorNatNook with James Dake, from Grass River Natural Area. LINKS International Services and Service Learning at NMC Soliya Connect Program Field Guide to NW Michigan from Grass River Natural Area Leave us a voice memo HERE NMC Driveways on Facebook NMC Driveways on Instagram NMC Driveways on Twitter

Haaga-Helia Porvoo International Coordinator Elin Andersson breaks down the process for studying abroad, share some stories of students who spent time outside of Finland and discusses what International Services do for students and staff.

In this episode of Square Up with GraySquare, we interviewed Mauricio Garcia, CEO of KVM International Services. A telemarketing company located in Colombia, their mission is to excel at creating tangible value for their clients from managing and training your staff to delivering a workforce tailored to fit your growing enterprise. GraySquare's president, Tim Koontz, sat down with Mauricio to share a bit of how their company is tied with Graysquare. They also discuss the pros and cons of entrepreneurship in a third world country.   To get in contact with Mauricio Garcia and to learn more about his business, follow the links below: Facebook: @staffforyoursuccess Instagram: @i_am_mauricio_garcia LinkedIn: Mauricio Garcia Website: https://www.kvmoutsourcing.com/ To get in contact with Tim Koontz and to learn more about GraySquare, follow the links below: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tim.koontz.520 Instagram: @timothykoontz LinkedIn: Timothy Koontz Website: https://gograysquare.com/

Laura Minarsch, R.T. RCIS, CVT, is a senior clinical affairs strategist and President of MMC Medical International Services. She consults for several novel innovative device companies in the MedTech space and has facilitated numerous acquisitions over her career spanning more than 25 years. Her track record is based on successful and strategically planned “First in Human” submissions and clinical studies in Europe, Canada, South America, New Zealand, and Australia. She has been instrumental in defining key scientific relationships with opinion leaders and strategic partners. Additionally, she has achieved several record critical project timelines resulting in optimized operations and realized corporate objectives.Laura began her career as a Registered Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist, and Interventional Cardiovascular Specialist implementing several first interventional device programs in Europe. Laura has served as a Principal Clinical Affairs Advisor of several medical device companies acquired by Covidien, Boston Scientific, Medtronic and Johnson & Johnson Interventional Systems.

The Central American Group: Hello. Welcome to another installation in the Central American Group’s series of podcasts. We speak with people that have an expertise in Central America that are both internal to our organization and external to the group. Today, we are very fortunate to have Vanessa Gibson with us to speak about doing business in Costa Rica. She is the head of investment climate at the organization that is in charge of economic development for the country at the Costa Rican Investment Promotion Agency (CINDE) The post Consolidation of Cargo Under the International Services Law in El Salvador appeared first on The Central American Group.

Eric Porterfield is the Consumer Communications Manager for Social Good at Facebook.  He joined the social media giant after spending seven years at the United Nations Foundation where he most recently worked as the Senior Communications Director, supporting communications across global issues, partnerships and events. During his time at the UN Foundation he built a journalism fellowship program that took hundreds of journalists to see the work of the UN firsthand and was seconded to the World Health Organization to support the WHO’s response to the Ebola outbreak in West Africa in 2014. Previously, Eric worked as a Senior Communications Officer for International Services at the American Red Cross, overseeing communications and outreach for major emergencies including the 2010 Haiti earthquake. He was seconded to the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies in Geneva and Kuala Lumpur to support responses to several natural disasters. Prior to joining the Red Cross, he worked for Good Morning America at ABC News. The post 147: What a Facebook Consumer Communications Manager for Social Good Does w/ Eric Porterfield, Facebook [Main T4C episode] appeared first on Time4Coffee.

Eric Porterfield is the Consumer Communications Manager for Social Good at Facebook.  He joined the social media giant after spending seven years at the United Nations Foundation where he most recently worked as the Senior Communications Director, supporting communications across global issues, partnerships and events. During his time at the UN Foundation he built a journalism fellowship program that took hundreds of journalists to see the work of the UN firsthand and was seconded to the World Health Organization to support the WHO’s response to the Ebola outbreak in West Africa in 2014. Previously, Eric worked as a Senior Communications Officer for International Services at the American Red Cross, overseeing communications and outreach for major emergencies including the 2010 Haiti earthquake. He was seconded to the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies in Geneva and Kuala Lumpur to support responses to several natural disasters. Prior to joining the Red Cross, he worked for Good Morning America at ABC News. The post 111: How to Break Into Communications at Facebook w/ Eric Porterfield, Facebook [Espresso Shots] appeared first on Time4Coffee.

Today's guest is Jessica Bukele. She is involved with export and investment promotion with PROESA. PROESA is an autonomous organization of El Salvador's government. The post The International Services Law in El Salvador [Podcast] appeared first on The Central American Group.

Cindy Fung, a member of the Vassar Rotaract club and co-founders of the Vassar Haiti Project, Lila and Andrew Meade, discuss how promoting Haiti’s varied and unique art forms has improved Haitian lives (Rotaract is a college service club sponsored by Rotary). Andrew Meade, Vassar’s Director of International Services, and his wife Lila, lived in Haiti at different times when young and are familiar with its problems. The Vassar Haiti Project (VHP) works with the Poughkeepsie-Arlington Rotary Club to implement the projects they have developed to solve some of these problems. The VHP has raised funds for a health clinic, a school, and clean water projects in rural mountain areas. VHP plans additional clean water projects in the future. The project’s members emphasize the Haitian people’s strong spirit of optimism in spite of recent devastation and hardships. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radiorotary/support

In this episode of Leader ReadyCast we explore the evolving role of non-governmental organizations in disaster response with Jono Anzalone, Vice President for International Services at the American Red Cross. He shares his first-hand leadership experiences in both domestic and international response efforts. Anzalone is an alumnus of the National Preparedness Leadership Initiative and was the recipient of our 2017 Meta-Leader of the Year Award.

This week on “In Process: Conversations about Business in the 21st Century” (Trusted Counsel’s bi-weekly podcast show), we begin our series of podcasts dedicated to the topic of preparing your business for sale. This series leads up to the physical event we are hosting at 5:30 p.m., on Thursday, Apr. 19, 2018, in Atlanta titled, "Prepping the Princess for the Party: Is Your Business Ready to Sell?" In the first installment of our six-part podcast series, show hosts Evelyn Ashley and John Monahon speak with Aprio’s Michael Levy, partner-in-charge of Transaction Advisory Services, and Yelena Epova, partner-in-charge of International Services, about financial and tax considerations. Aprio is Georgia's largest full-service CPA-led advisory firm. During the course of the podcast, entrepreneurs, business owners and C-level executives will learn about the: Current state of the M&A market Tax changes and implications to consider Why due diligence is essential and the types of advisors you need Importance of an audit and other financial reports   Options for structuring a deal Pros and cons of earn-outs Did you enjoy the podcast? Please give us a review and share the episode with anyone you know who would benefit.

Widespread misperceptions exist in terms of foreign firms establishing new operations in the United States. We hear it all. Product liability claims. It’s expensive. The process is too complicated. While there are processes to follow, requirements to meet, and some cultural differences to overcome, in reality, the United States is still one of the best places in the world to set up operations. The World Bank actually rates 189 countries each year, and the United States is rated No. 8 in the world for ease of setting up operations. This week in In Process, Yelena Epova, partner-in-charge of International Services at Aprio; and Karen Weinstock, managing attorney at Weinstock Immigration Lawyers, discuss: What makes the United States an attractive market for foreign companies The questions foreign business owners should ask if they’re considering coming to the United States How to recognize and overcome cultural challenges Immigration procedures and the different types of visas Timelines for establishing a U.S. operation

Dave Ravenscroft talks about his business. How he detached himself from the business, how he picks the right people and how he manages it. He shares tips on how to save money and fund your business. How to learn from other people’s mistakes and innovate. His long-term investing strategy and all about his upcoming property event. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dave Ravenscroft talks about his business. How he detached himself from the business, how he picks the right people and how he manages it. He shares tips on how to save money and fund your business. How to learn from other people’s mistakes and innovate. His long-term investing strategy and all about his upcoming property event.

A discussion with Ray O'Hara, 2011 president of ASIS International and Executive Vice President, International Services and Consulting and Investigations Andrews International, about how law enforcement and military personnel can transition into a career in security.