Podcast appearances and mentions of jen wise

Do you find yourself leading through personal crisis? Today, we revisit a conversation featuring MichiganCIO Membership Chair Melanie Kalmar, Corporate VP, CIO & CDO of Dow and Jen Wise, Executive Director of MichiganCIO, from last year's season of the InspireCIO Podcast. Jen had the pleasure of sitting down with Melanie to talk about her personal battle with multiple myeloma cancer and how she continued to lead the 125 year old company, with dignity & excellence.If you are a CIO looking to grow your network of trusted peer relationships, please visit inspirecio.com to find a chapter near you. For more ways to engage, visit inspirecio.com.

Today's Leadership Conversation features MichiganCIO Membership Chair, Melanie Kalmar, CIO and CDO of Dow.Melanie joined Dow after graduating from Central Michigan University and over 30-years she has held multiple IT leadership roles and has led transformational projects, including: providing IT systems for a joint venture in Saudi Arabia; leading a $1B, 10 year ERP deployment ahead of schedule and under budget; and becoming CIO for the global, Fortune 50 Innovation and Manufacturing Company. In the community, Melanie previously served as President of the Michigan Council for Women in Technology and currently serves on the Leadership Board of the Central Michigan Business School. She is a passionate supporter of the Humane Society of Midland County. Melanie's servant-leader approach and focus on business results have propelled her career at Dow and she believes CIOs become most effective by working closely with business leaders. Please enjoy today's leadership conversation Melanie Kalmar with MichiganCIO Executive Director, Jen Wise.

Content Writing, Public Speaking, Sirius XM Satellite Radio Host, and now in her current role as Executive Director of Inspire CIO, Jen Wise has an incredible amount of experience that she has shared on this episode. Jen has an incredible drive to bring people together, and is all about building community. From starting local community events, to bringing together Chief Information Officers, it is very clear Jen thrives on connecting people to build life-long relationships. In this episode, we covered a wide variety of topics: · How To Interact With Executives · Traits of Success Professionals · Book Writing Advice and much more! Like the show? Subscribe to the email: https://mailchi.mp/a71e58dacffb/welcome-to-the-20-podcast-community I want your feedback! Reach out to 20percentpodcastquestions@gmail.com, or find me on LinkedIn (Tyler Meckes). If you know anyone who would benefit from this show, share it along! If you know of anyone who would be great to interview, please drop me a line! Enjoy the show!

Listen in as your host Blake chats with Jen Wise: author, theologian, & lover of color. Jen shares her wisdom about releasing ourselves from chaos and embracing rhythms of rest and wholeness with Christ, and how self-sufficiency isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.

Jen Wise, author of a new book, THE BRIGHT LIFE, is my guest on this episode of Graceologie. In this episode we talk about the EXHAUSTION of giving your ALL and still feeling like it’s NEVER ENOUGH. We discuss how God CREATED us to be HEALTHY, STRONG, VIBRANT. To rest in the unforced rhythms of GRACE Jesus so LOVINGLY gave us. So if you feel like you’re giving everything you have and constantly feel depleted, this conversation will show you some practical and powerful ways God can transform your daily walk through GRACE. Episode show notes:  www.gwensmith.net/graceologie/38 Graceologie on INSTA:  @graceologie Graceologie on FB: www.facebook.com/graceologie Graceologie Podcast website: www.gwensmith.net/graceologie SPONSOR:  www.FabFitFun.com / use code GRACEOLOGIE for 20% off your first box! SPONSOR: www.CovenantEyes.com  /  use code GRACEOLOGIE at checkout to get your first 30 days FREE! Gwen Smith on INSTA:  @GwenSmithMusic Gwen Smith on FB:  www.facebook.com/GwenSmithMusic

Jen Wise has been on a journey of discovering what it means to live the bright life. In today’s episode she shares this journey with us, as well as her new book, the Bright Life, which is packed full of wisdom, truth, and encouragement on what it looks like to lean into the unforced rhythms of grace and find refreshment in the Lord. I just know you’re going to love our conversation about what all of this means for us in this season of motherhood!In today’s episode, Jen and I chat about:- the journey that led her to write The Bright Life and the Biblical, grace-filled wisdom we are all able to gleam from it- the intertwining of self care and faith- practical ways the overwhelmed mama is able to lean into the unforced rhythms of grace- pursuing friendships and community in this season of motherhood- how leaning into grace yourself leads you into extending grace to others- engaging with God as a busy momMeet Jen:Jen is happy to spend most days rotating between friends, family, writing, cooking, and her neighborhood yoga studio. She enjoys nights out, creative projects, hosting dinners and parties, laughing with friends and family, exploring new ideas, serving her neighborhood, and being an active part of her home church. Jen's first book, The Bright Life: 40 Invitations to Reclaim Your Energy for the Full Life, released with Zondervan in January '19. Jen holds an MA in Theology from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary and serves as a child advocate with Compassion International as a part of their Artist and Speaker Team. She lives in Philadelphia’s Main Line neighborhood with her family.Resources Mentioned:The Bright Life: 40 Invitations to Reclaim Your Energy for the Full Life: https://www.amazon.com/Bright-Life-Invitations-Reclaim-Energy/dp/0310351111Follow Jen on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jenlwise/Follow Jen on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JenLWise/Get my FREE 10 Declarations for the Anxious Mama, your go-to guide for taking your anxious thoughts captive and replacing them with CONFIDENCE and PEACE: http://www.soulcareforthenewmom.com/declarationsLearn more about my Mom Empowered coaching program and how I empower moms with the mindset + strategy to ditch their anger and break free from anxiety: http://www.soulcareforthenewmom.com/coachingFollow Soul Care for the New Mom on Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/soulcareforthenewmomI want to hear from you!Don’t forget to leave a review and share how Soul Care for the New Mom has been an encouragement to you! Pssst… this also helps more moms discover the podcast so they can be encouraged, too!

Jen Wise joins Julie today to remind us to keep an eye out for the sweet things in life. She'll help you tap into the everyday moments in life and start living the bright life you were meant to lead. 

On this episode of WWL, I'm chatting with Jen Wise about living on mission. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/emma-koch/support

The world puts a lot of pressure on us. Most of us spend all our days striving to be “perfect” or to be “enough.” But this never-ending toil is draining, and it never leaves us where we think we should be. In her new book The Bright Life, author and Bible teacher Jen Wise looks at how we can overcome this pressure and experience renewed, energetic, and full lives. Jen sits down with Davey to talk about the book and how we can live from a refreshed place and spread that refreshment to the people around us.

Sponsors: Fuller Seminary and The Center for Congregational Health. Music by Nicolai Heidlas from HookSounds.com

  My guest for The Happy Hour # 228 is Jen Wise. Jen holds an MA in Theology from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary and serves as a child advocate with Compassion International as a part of their Artist and Speaker Team. Jen is happy to spend most days rotating between friends, family, writing, cooking, her neighborhood yoga studio, and being an active part of her home church.  Jen and I start off the show talking about how we're all walking around exhausted! It doesn't have to be this way, and Jen gives us practical tips on how we can lessen the weight we all feel, all the time. I loved hearing her share about how her own process of letting things go, and fully resting in the grace God has provided. We also chat about friendships, and how in different seasons it can be hard to prioritize, but that it's possible to continue to nurture those relationships. In the second half of the show, the topic of control takes center stage, and we also talk about eating right, getting enough sleep, and all those "taking care of yourself" things that we tend to push to the side. Don't worry friends, our conversation isn't about shaming - it's just the opposite. Jen encourages us that loosening our grip, trusting God more, and taking care of ourselves, helps us live the meaningful life God intends.  {You can listen to the show HERE, and make sure you never miss a Happy Hour by subscribing through your favorite podcast app (ie. iTunes, Stitcher).  And of course, I would love if you would share with your friends!} Links from the Show Jen's Website Jen's Book: The Bright Life Voxer The Quest by Beth Moore Seamless Bible Study by Angie Smith What Jen's loving: Cam & Jeff, Fordite nail polish, Keds by Kate Spade, everything at Madewell What Jen's reading: Awed to Heaven, Rooted in Earth: Prayers of Walter Brueggemann, It's Not Supposed To Be This Way by Lysa Terkeurst, and Thoughts to Make Your Heart Sing by Sally Lloyd-Jones Lysa Terkeurst on The Happy Hour Sally Lloyd-Jones on The Happy Hour The Story of God's Love for You by Sally Lloyd-Jones Come join The Happy Hour on Patreon If You Only Knew Connect with Jen Twitter// Instagram // Facebook Connect with Jamie + The Happy Hour Twitter // YouTube //  Instagram // Facebook See all the links from the show HERE

Today, we dive back into our amazing conversation with Jen Wise and The Bright Life. Jen shares some practical ways of how her family started to slow down, break down the lie of busyness, and reclaim their health & energy to live and love well. For today's show notes, visit AudraHaney.com    

We live in a "do more", "try harder", "go faster", and "pull yourself up by your bootstraps" kind of world. But, today on the podcast, author Jen Wise shares her powerful testimony behind her book The Bright Life: 40 Invitations to Reclaim The Energy For A Full Life. On this episode she shares: Her family's journey out of a deep pit of busyness and striving How holistic faith—that reaches into every facet of life—can bring grace and renewal How her family transformed their hearts, minds, and health & How to reclaim your energy for a full life For more information about Jen or today's show notes, visit AudraHaney.com

Fantasy, sci-fi, and horror. Which of these three has more appeal for you? How are these different from each other and why do we like them (or not like them)? Even though you may have a preference, our discussion finds that the crossover elements can enhance the experience with favorite pieces of work. However, why do people tend to steer away from one particular category? Is it too broad or too technical and realistic? Listen and find out if you agree! The panel: Jen Wise, Mindy Inlow, Ann Laabs, and Kayce Taylor

This month, the ladies of SciFi4Chicks discuss the recent fates of two iconic women: Wonder Woman and Carrie Fisher. Nearly two months after being "hired" by the United Nations to help raise awareness of Goal 5, which seeks to achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls, she is fired for "objectifying women" in her scantily clothing, basically being a pin-up girl. But let's ignore why she is a good role model for women. And speaking of role models for women, as the world mourns the loss of Carrie Fisher, what is the fate of the Star Wars films? Lucasfilms has made an official statement on the use of CGI, so how will they handle her death? We have theories and of course, many opinions. The panel: Jen Wise, Mindy Inlow, Sonya Rodriguez, Ann Laabs

In this episode, the Chicks -- and Jeff! -- turn their attention to that most confusingly reviled summer remake, Ghostbusters. Spanning from analysis of how "cosplay-ish" the trailer felt to what downright just worked in this film, every angle is dissected. Did it live up to our fond memories of the original 80's classic? Or are our childhoods legitimately ruined and our psyches irrevocably damaged? How did the media's treatment of every tiny reveal, from the original announcement to the opening weekend, help or hinder? Everything is on the table and nothing is safe -- except Mike Hat, the anxiety dog. Listen in on our round-table ramblings, and comment to let us know your thoughts! The panel: Jen Wise, Carolyn Wise, Mindy Inlow, Angie Fiedler Sutton, Heather French, Sonya Rodriguez, Kathryn Sanders, Jeff Hackworth

Forget Game of Thrones, this year it was more like Game of Queens. The sixth season not only brought back recurring characters, but it brought out the strongest female characters we have seen yet, and what better way to celebrate the women of Game of Thrones, than to have the Chicks dish out on their favorite females? This episode, we delve into the world created by George R. R. Martin and relive our favorite moments, as well as the more unsavory ones. The Chicks talk about what gives a strong character her strength, what depths she’ll have to go, some fan theories, and much much more. So pour yourself a glass of wine, breath in the last of the Summer air, for Winter has arrived. The panel: Allison Isberg, Jen Wise, Kiri Evins