Podcasts about jenene

In this Hazardous Goods Logistics episode of BackaBiz with Standard Bank, Dan Corder shines a spotlight on Jenene Jansen, a formidable entrepreneur at the helm of - a proudly South African business based in Cape Town. With over 20 years of combined experience, Jenene and her IATA and SAMSA-accredited team navigate the complex world of transporting dangerous goods and general cargo across air, sea, and road - both locally and internationally.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Just when Jenene thought all the family secrets had been revealed, a bombshell dropped. Along comes Michelle, the sister she never knew existed. Michelle is just as surprised by this twist as Jenene is. Together they embark on a journey to understand their birth Mother's life, bring the truth to light, and understand their own identities. Join us to hear Michelle's story, beginning with her adoptive Mom's escape from Nazi Germany, through the life they created in America, and finally, to Michelle's special bond with her newfound sister. This is a story of resilience, connection, and the power of family, no matter how it's formed. Plus, tattoos. This is Part Two. For Part One go to Jenene's story: "Heart Puzzle".  Hyperdrive Kittens Abbey Normal Podcast on Instagram

Lead singer of The Hyperdrive Kittens, Jenene thrives in the spotlight. So when she got an offer to meet her Dad for the first time, on television, she jumped at the chance. This fateful meeting launched a series of revelations that rocked her world, and changed everything one family knew to be true. Join us for a rollercoaster of laughter and tears as we put together Jenene's "Heart Puzzle" and navigate the complexities of family and identity. This is Part One of Jenene's story, tune in to Part Two: Long Lost Sisters for the conclusion! Hyperdrive Kittens

We open episode 122 LIVE from the NH 10 Miler but quickly get to our guest segment with Jenene Vernon early on the Pod (03:45). We talk all about the NH 10 miler with some of our PodFam favorites at (01:42:15)Jenene Vernon shares her journey from hating running to becoming a passionate runner. She grew up dancing and had a strong aversion to running, even withdrawing from a college class that required running a mile. However, after her mother was diagnosed with lung cancer, she decided to participate in a 5K race for a cause and found herself enjoying the experience. The second 5K race solidified her love for running as she saw improvement in her performance. Jenene emphasizes the accessibility of running and the importance of not comparing oneself to others. She also talk about their experiences with injuries, particularly her ACL injury and his road to recovery. They highlight the importance of mental strength and the support they received from the Peloton community. Eric also suggest the idea of a Peloton PT series to provide specialized exercises and stretches for different injuries (Peloton?). Everyone shares their experiences at the Peloton studio and their first Peloton classes thanks to the amazing community that Jenene and her husband Josh built with team Wicked Smart Zone. They talk about the welcoming and supportive community at Peloton and the excitement and nerves they felt during their first visit. They also share some funny and memorable moments, including near Code Brown incidents. Jenene reveals her upcoming challenge of running the Chicago Marathon and fundraising for the Lung Cancer Foundation. In the outro, Eric and Erika record from the church parking lot at the NH 10 Miler with Rachel, Sam, Jenn and Rachel. Everyone talks about their race with stories from a pre-race porta potty code brown to a photo finish. We also get to hear about Rachel's Tokyo Marathon experience when she got her 6th Star! Strava GroupLinktree - Find everything hereInstagram - Follow us on the gram YouTube - Subscribe to our channel Patreon - Support usThreadsEmail us at OnTheRunsPod@gmail.com

In March 2020, NZ Girl and Powered by Flossie co-founder, Jenene Crossan, (Ngai Tahu) flew back to NZ from London and a pesky spiky virus hitched on for the ride. Developing Covid a few days after landing, Jenene became NZ's 37th covid case but one of its most visible after going public on instagram. After a particularly brutal case she is still left with ramifications and has become a long covid survivor, spokesperson and case study. She also got horrendously attacked both from online trolls, but also from her own body as covid wreaked havoc on various organs and systems. She took some time to beam into Penny to talk about her endometriosis, her hysterectomy and early surgical menopause, her breast implants' reactions to covid, her fertility journey and how Disney can f**k right off. CW/TW: Infertility, Miscarriage, Trolling. Support the show

Welcome! We are excited to bring you a new Business Conversation this week with Jenene & Amanda, owner and assistant manager of G2G Fitness. G2G Fitness is a local San Jose business that offers swim lessons among other fitness activities to both children and adults, in order to help their clients find and develop a love and passion for living a healthy and fit life. In this conversation we talk with Jenene & Amanga about: The story behind how the business was started Their backgrounds in fitness and what got them here today The services that are currently offered and on the way How they stay current and up to date in their roles as a business The ins and outs of having a business in the fitness industry How to best support G2G Fitness Here's how you can best connect with G2G Fitness: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/got2getfitness/ Website: https://g2gfit.com/ Read our Feature Article on G2G Fitness: https://www.fisherphilbrick.com/featured-businesses/g2g-fitness --- Interested in being on this podcast and in a Business Conversation? Apply Here: https://forms.gle/rD6sx1xus4fpJ6Vu8 --- Thanks so much for giving us a listen and for tuning in! We so appreciate your support. Please share these episodes with your friends, families, and followers so that we can reach even more people! Sharing this particular episode will also be extremely helpful for Jenene, Amanda, and G2G Fitness. Please do consider taking the time to share this, as well as following and supporting G2G Fitness. Have a great day and we'll be in touch soon! FP www.fisherphilbrick.com Socials: @fisherphilbrick --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Jenene Wooldridge is a woman on a mission to help others live with intention. Executive Director, entrepreneur, author, and course creator, Jenene is working to let others know that it's okay to live life on your own terms and feel good about it in the process. You can find Jenene at https://jenenewooldridge.ca/ and buy her planner at major online retailers and on her website. To learn more about creating courses with us, visit https://heatherdeveaux.com and book a call with our team today.

In this episode, our hosts talk with Jenene Calloway, the Vice President of Talent Management and Chief Diversity Officer at Schreiber Foods Inc., about Industrial/Organizational Psychology. We discuss the ways work is changing and how I/O Psychology can play a part in success in the world of work.

This week on PEI Pulse Podcast a PEI woman turn to medicine wheel teachings to make change in her own life, Rosie Shaw is questioning the province's use of the word 'recoveries' when it comes to case numbers and some relief for of P-E-I's potato farmers..they can once again ship table stock potatoes to Puerto Rico.

LONG COVID - Aotearoa only really started to hear about this at the 1pm briefings recently, when Dr Bloomfield acknowledged that 37% of Covid patients will experience some kind of longer term symptoms. Much of the NZ MOH response has been on the race towards 90% vaccination so we can roam free... The thing is, while our risks are greatly minimised with vaccination, "1 jab keeps you out of hospital, 2 jabs keeps you out of ICU...but what's the deal with Long Covid? We'll speak with Jenene Crossan, (and possibly her # 1 supporter Scottie Chapman) the 37th Kiwi to get Covid "the original strain" back in March 2020, and who suffered from Long Covid for more than 18 months. The long term impacts after a constellation of multi-factory symptoms is still unknown, but the group of people suffering from this is growing by the day. Jenene has collaborated with Dr Anna Brooks of The University of Auckland to look at Long Covid and the impact on our immune cells, a unique study that is well positioned in Aotearoa due to the low levels of Covid thus far. There are now over 1000 Kiwis suffering from Long Covid and the prospect of this growing exponentially, particularly in areas where inequity exist, it's critical that we really look under the hood and get a handle on this impact this can have on our communities, our whanau, our economy and health system. We have asked one of the key patient advocates, Jenene, to share about it to educate and make us aware of what's happening and why it's important.

Why Business Coaching? Gary Henson, BusinessCoach.com   – The Sharkpreneur podcast with Seth Greene Episode 633 Gary Henson Gary Henson is the President and Founder of the international company, BusinessCoach.com. He is a pioneer in the Business Coaching industry and over the last 30 years has trained over 7,000 Business Coaches and coached over 500 companies, helping top executives stay focused, work less hours, and dramatically increase their bottom line.    He is also a passionate philanthropist and has sat on the board of several organizations such as Together America, Top 20 Thought Leaders of Sacramento, Megamorphosis Magazine, and the Sacramento Fellowship of Marketplace Christians. Above all of his success, Gary feels his greatest accomplishments in life are his relationship with his wife Jenene, his 5 adult daughters and their families.   Listen to this illuminating Sharkpreneur episode with Gary Henson about the importance of business coaching. Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week’s show: ●    Why most people don’t understand what business coaching actually is. ●    How business coaching is based on a foundation of transformation. ●    Why people need to have more than the entrepreneurial spirit to be successful. ●    How entrepreneurs need to understand the basics of business like having a plan. ●    Why business owners need a way to define their business’s culture.   Connect with Gary: Guest Contact Info Twitter @CoachGaryHenson Instagram @thebusiness.coach Facebook facebook.com/BusinessCoachDotCom LinkedIn linkedin.com/in/garyhenson Links Mentioned: BusinessCoach.com   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I had no idea The MBA Tour existed when I was applying to business school, so I wanted to make sure you knew what it was! If you are in ANY stage of the application process, you need to attend an MBA Tour event. Jenene Vernon, Director for North America joins the show to share everything you can expect and why you should sign up today. Learn more at thembatour.com! For more must-have resources, head over to the MBA Secrets website!

Kiwi entrepreneur and tech innovator Jenene Crossan has become one of the unofficial faces of Long Covid sufferers in New Zealand, having first been diagnosed with Covid-19 in March, 2020. She's in the Musical Chair this morning.

Kiwi entrepreneur and tech innovator Jenene Crossan has become one of the unofficial faces of Long Covid sufferers in New Zealand, having first been diagnosed with Covid-19 in March, 2020. She's in the Musical Chair this morning.

Jenene Vernon is a Director at the MBA Tour, an organization that helps connect MBA candidates with business schools. During our conversation, Jenene spoke about how The MBA Tour made the pivot to virtual events, the insights she got from candidates and recruiters on the virtual events, and how the MBA Tour has evolved over the past year. She also shared a look into what’s ahead for the MBA Tour into the Spring and Summer, and her advice for prospective MBA applicants looking to apply to an MBA program.

Entrepreneur Jenene Crossan became number 37 on the list of confirmed coronavirus cases in this country back in March, but she is still suffering from associated health issues - not to mention dealing with 'hardcore internet trolls'.

Entrepreneur Jenene Crossan became number 37 on the list of confirmed coronavirus cases in this country back in March, but she is still suffering from associated health issues - not to mention dealing with 'hardcore internet trolls'.

Last night I watched the Sunday programme which concentrated on Covid 19 in Australia and New Zealand. I wondered beforehand  whether it was going to be a dramatic scaremongering propaganda piece. It was not by design, but it was by effect. First we saw the tale of two New Zealanders who had been through a Covid infection and the effect it had on them. Jenene Crossan was enlightening.  A 42 year old entrepreneur who returned from overseas.  She was fit and healthy and surprised by the infection and the force of it.  She talked about the debilitating cough and the pain and the exhaustion and the fear of breathlessness.   She also talked about how she continues to be affected by the infection. From becoming allergic to dogs, to being continually tired and having a vicious cough that strikes from nowhere. This is the thing about viruses.  They’re whole body experience.  One of my friends died in his 40s of heart disease caused by damage from a tropical virus he caught in his 20s.  Covid will live on long after the pandemic is over Jenene Crossan was at great lengths to say that her Covid infection was not just a cold or flu but something far more violent. That tallies with one of my friends in France who has beaten the Covid.  He is late 40s, a skier, an amateur  mountaineer, a tramper, a fit man.  He described Covid to me as trying to climb Mt Everest - without oxygen. Meet the Kiwi faces of Covid-19 and why they say complacency is not an option. THIS WEEK.Plus why Melbourne is doing it tough. @Jenene @taniapage @MavaEnoka #Sunday pic.twitter.com/pCgcpWhpgw— Sunday (@SundayTVNZ) August 20, 2020Another episode was fly on the wall coverage of a Melbourne Emergency Department dedicated to Covid patients. It was a scene from a nuclear fallout apocalypse with all the PPE’s  buzzing around. Doctors who were seeing the effect of the virus were telling the camera that this is not something to be underestimated. But the take away that stuck with me is something we don’t mention often. Covid is so new there is no treatment for it. If you can’t fight it off yourself all we can do is calm you down and stick a hose down your throat to help you breathe. This is why the globe is so concerned.  We can treat cancer, we can prevent car crashes, but Covid has no enemy or foe. But the doctor at the centre of the piece gave me hope.  With every case they’re learning more and bit by bit they’re learning how to fight this.  The same way we learnt to make HIV non fatal. And the final piece was on the total shambles that was the Melbourne isolation regime.  It made our problems at the border seem trivial.  At the heart of Melbourne’s problem was the private security force.  By giving the power for sub contractor’s to hire it gave them a profit motive to hire as cheap as possible resulting in an untrained and ill prepared staff who took outrageous risks and that has been a city’s death sentence. The provision of some public services by the private sector are always vulnerable to profit taking.  We need look no further than Serco prisons in this country or the Public Private Partnership disaster that is Transmission Gully, now years late and half a billion over budget. I thought it was an illuminating programme to remind us that complacence and underestimation of Covid is a fatal mistake and that will kill not just your people but your economy. 

In this episode I speak with powerhouse Jenene Wooldridge, the Epekwitk Mi'kmaq and Executive Director of L'nuey the Mi'kmaq Rights Initiative for Prince Edward Island. This was a really hard conversation and we need to have more of them. Education is one of the most important tools we can use to create real change and I am very grateful to have Jenene share some really difficult truths with us.  *Please be advised. Some of this content may be triggering for some listeners.  Here are the links Jenene speaks about in the episode.  Reclaiming Power and Place: The Final Report of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada: Calls to Action

Entrepreneur Jenene Crossan raced home as Covid-19 swept the planet, but once in New Zealand, she found she'd already caught the virus. In an extended interview, she describes her hellish month. Meanwhile, hosts Eugene Bingham and Adam Dudding discuss virtual hugs with Carmen Parahi, and launch the coronavirus swear jar. Links: Click here for every episode of Coronavirus NZ. Full Stuff coronavirus coverage Eugene on Twitter; Adam on Twitter Plague playlist: Chris Mann's ‘Daycare Closed' Our email: viruspod@stuff.co.nz.

Entrepreneur Jenene Crossan raced home as Covid-19 swept the planet, but once in New Zealand, she found she’d already caught the virus. In an extended interview, she describes her hellish month. Meanwhile, hosts Eugene Bingham and Adam Dudding discuss virtual hugs with Carmen Parahi, and launch the coronavirus swear jar.Links: Click here for every episode of Coronavirus NZ. Full Stuff coronavirus coverageEugene on Twitter; Adam on TwitterPlague playlist: Chris Mann’s ‘Daycare Closed’Our email: viruspod@stuff.co.nz.

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Entrepreneur Jenene Crossan talks to host James Nokise about resilience, excellence and the power of a good pink suit. Produced by Charlie Bleakley.

Jenene Crossan is the founder of Flossie, a UX software company that reduces booking abandonment and increases revenue by streaming the user experience. They have Global clients in Australia and NZ and now available in the UK and she talks to us about the struggle of being a female founder in the 'beauty tech' industry. The power of tenacity and resilience and the resistance to conforming to 'startup theatre'.

Nathan had some tradies over across the long weekend and when he offered them chocolate they ate the entire block! The guys talked about giving an inch and taking a mile - Jess’s houseguest used much more than she anticipated, and Lisa’s brother in law literally took a mile when he borrowed her car.On Married at First Sight last night, Cyrell’s brother Ivan wasn’t happy with her getting married on the show, and he confronted her new husband about his apparent ‘sickness’ – he was shut down when he was told it was cancer. That’s one super awkward example of putting your foot in it, just like Jen who accidentally bad mouthed her friends wife in front of him, and Jenene who didn’t realise that a friends partner had more than just a sore leg….And Keith called the guys today. Yes, his name is Keith, and he is 27 years of age. Are there any more young Keith’s? Or for that matter, young Maureen’s? Turns out there are. Unbelievable. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Who's ready to take back their health? I really enjoyed my talk with Jeanine Armstrong. She's a certified health coach, personal trainer and women's fitness specialist, who coaches, guides, supports and empowers women "to transform their health and lifestyle habits to experience a renewed level of energy, strength, awareness and confidence so they can live more active and healthy lives and feel fabulous again." Professional certifications from Health Coach Institute (HCI) and National Association of Sports Medicine (NASM) Find out more at www.healthfitcoach.net

Jo talks with Jenene Crossan CEO & Founder of Flossie and NZ Girl, Director & Trustee of Simplicity KiwiSaver. Jenene Crossan (Winner of the 2016 Most Inspiring Individual at NZ Innovation Awards) is a digital entrepreneur, specialising in predicting, understanding and developing technologies to underpin the evolving consumer behaviour. Jenene courageously speaks about her recent blog post Sucksess - “How raising $5.5m, over 12 rounds of funding & five years nearly killed me” bit.ly/2JErKZX www.flossie.com/ Jo Brothers interviews phenomenal women in the Giant Sisters podcast series. ☆ Giant Sisters: www.giantsisters.com ☆ Jo Brothers: www.jobrothers.com ☆ Contact Jo Brothers: jo@jobrothers.com

As business thinker Cindy Gallop says, there is a lot of money to be made by taking women seriously. But the reason there is that opportunity is that traditionally, particularly in tech and business, women and women’s interests have not been. One person that’s been creating more space and fighting this battle over the last 20 years is local entrepreneur Jenene Crossan.In 2018 it’s easy to take for granted the social web, paid independent female voices, and that Teen Vogue is political. But in 1999. it wasn’t this way. This was the year Jenene founded NZ Girl. It was also just after Google was founded. Jenene was already 4 years into building websites and living online, and saw where things were going with media. NZ Girl went on to be the biggest social magazine in the country and in 2015 was named best blog. It was also a business in the time before there was a clear business model for online media. This led Jenene to found companies to solve advertising online, to found Bloggers Club - one of the first companies around to monetise influencers - and more recently, Flossie. Flossie solves two problems at once. It helps women find curated and recommended salon services and book them efficiently and effortlessly, and put helps salons drive repeat and new custom, especially in quiet times. It was an industry ripe for such a service, that has grown into Australia and the UK, with big things on the horizon. To talk the ups and downs, the life of an entrepreneur and the journey, Jenene joined the podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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It's always awesome when we have people back to share their ongoing stories and with Vaughan catching up with Jenene Crossan (@Jenene), founder and CEO of  and winner of the 2016 Most Inspiring Individual at NZ Innovation Awards, that's exactly what we have*Vaughan and Jenene discuss the changes that have happened, the growth in the company and the challenges therein. They also discuss how important it is, as founders and CEO's of young growing companies, to take time to look after oneself, a lesson we can all take on-board.------------------------------------------------------We share the stories from people that work in New Zealand tech, social media, startups. If you have a story or know someone that does - get in touch!Mike Riversdale (@MiramarMike) background is explaining stuff, connecting people and getting things done. Raj Khushal (@nzRaj) background is in video, design, media and making things happen.All our past shows are on our websitehttps://www.accessgranted.nzFollow and Like us on:https://twitter.com/AccessGrantedNZhttps://facebook.com/AccessGrantedNZhttps://linkedin.com/company/access-granted-podcastSubscribe to the show however you want:https://www.accessgranted.nz/subscribe/

This week we talk about making our Podcast sustainable (we recorded our video!) And we catch up with Jenene Crossnan (@Jenene) from Flossie.com------------------------------------------------------We share the stories from people that work in New Zealand tech, social media, startups. If you have a story or know someone that does - get in touch!Mike Riversdale (@MiramarMike) background is explaining stuff, connecting people and getting things done. Raj Khushal (@nzRaj) background is in video, design, media and making things happen.All our past shows are on our websitehttps://www.accessgranted.nzFollow and Like us on:https://twitter.com/AccessGrantedNZhttps://facebook.com/AccessGrantedNZhttps://linkedin.com/company/access-granted-podcastSubscribe to the show however you want:https://www.accessgranted.nz/subscribe/

atyana Jenene talks about The Roots' Picnic, Lawry Hudson isn't here for the sausage (pause). If all of the R&B Divas had a WWE Royal Rumble, who would reign supreme? and we introduce a new segment 'Auntie Song of the Week' Follow the show: House of Music- @house_ofmusic Lawry Hudson- @its_justLawry Tatyana Jenene- @TatyanaJenene Submit your MP3 to houseofmusicpodcast@gmail.com Support this week's artists: Marri Cromartie - "Weak" Twitter: @iheartMarri soundcloud.com/marricromartie Zoey Dollaz & Prospectt- "Zack Morris" Produced by Smash David Twitter- @ZoeyDollaz @Prospectt @SmashDavid soundcloud.com/ZoeyDollaz