Podcasts about Jennifer Byrne

Dr. Emma Violand-Sanchez has dedicated her life to supporting immigrant and refugee students in the American public education system. Emma immigrated from Bolivia to America without her parents in 1961 as a senior in high school, knowing little English. Her memoir Dreams and Shadows: An Immigrant's Journey is a Virginia story, from the desk of a 16-year-old Emma during the height of desegregation and an adult woman who often had to justify her presence in schools where she was supporting immigrants and refugees. And: Public libraries have a lot to offer. Suzanne Grossman says that public libraries can be doorways into American culture for people who have just immigrated to the U.S. Later in the show: Europe has welcomed an unprecedented amount of immigrants over the past decade. Georg Menz says that many people migrating from places that are culturally unlike Europe. As immigration debates intensify, Georg says that one approach to ensuring better outcomes for hopeful migrants is to send them to countries that are more culturally similar to their home countries. Plus: For all of our differences, Americans do have a sense of what it is to be an American. And an even greater sense of what it is to not be an American. Jennifer Byrne says that there are three key factors that impact how Americans think about immigration.

Fake research papers are on the rise. Explore what's fuelling this, why it's concerning, and how we can address this issue with science integrity consultant Elisabeth Bik, computer scientist Judy Kay, linguist Nick Enfield, Pro Vice Chancellor (Research) Benjamin Eggleton and host Jennifer Byrne. This event was held on Tuesday 22 October 2024 at the University of Sydney. For more links and resources, including the transcript, visit Sydney Ideas website: bit.ly/48B2Mnk

In this podcast, Hank Chambers & Jennifer Byrne discusses the paper Unmasking the fraud: How paper mills are undermining scientific publishing by Chambers. The paper is available here: https://doi.org/10.1111/dmcn.15997 Follow DMCN on podbean for more: https://dmcn.podbean.com/  __ Watch DMCN Podcasts on YouTube: https://bit.ly/2ONCYiC __ DMCN Journal: Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology (DMCN) has defined the field of paediatric neurology and childhood-onset neurodisability for over 60 years. DMCN disseminates the latest clinical research results globally to enhance the care and improve the lives of disabled children and their families. DMCN Journal - https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/14698749 ___ Find us on Twitter! @mackeithpress - https://twitter.com/mackeithpress

Today on our show, we bring you a story by Jennifer Byrne, who conjures the courage to leave her husband after she's faced with removing a bird that flew into her house. Her story is an excellent example of using a book-end structure. Jennifer has been published in the New York Times (Tiny Love Stories), The Cut, Psychology Today, Good Housekeeping, Atlas Obscura, McSweeney's Internet Tendency, The New Yorker Daily Shouts and The Guardian. She lives in New Jersey. Writing Class Radio is hosted by Allison Langer and Andrea Askowitz. Audio production by Matt Cundill, Evan Surminski, Chloe Emond-Lane, and Aiden Glassey at the Sound Off Media Company. Theme music is by Justina Shandler.There's more writing class on our website including stories we study, editing resources, video classes, writing retreats, and live online classes. Join our writing community by following us on Patreon. If you want to write with us every week, you can join our First Draft weekly writers groups. You have the option to join Allison on Tuesdays 12-1 ET and/or Mondays with Eduardo Winck 8-9 pm ET. You'll write to a prompt and share what you wrote. If you're a business owner, community activist, group that needs healing, entrepreneur, or scientist and you want to help your team write better, check out all the classes we offer on our website, writingclassradio.com.Join the community that comes together for instruction, an excuse to write, and the support from other writers. To learn more, go to www.Patreon.com/writingclassradio. Or sign up HERE for First Draft for a FREE Zoom link.A new episode will drop every other WEDNESDAY. There's no better way to understand ourselves and each other, than by writing and sharing our stories. Everyone has a story. What's yours?See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The @theBar podcast is taking a holiday break in November and will return in December with new content. This episode, previously released in July 2021, discusses the conservatorship of Britney Spears, providing insights that complement her new memoir, "The Woman in Me," released after the conservatorship ended in November 2021. ----------- In this edition, Jonathan Amarilio and co-host Jennifer Byrne are joined by California probate attorney Justin Gold to discuss a topic that is sensational, delicate, concerning, and much in the news: the conservatorship of Britney Spears. Justin explains how the conservatorship system is supposed to work, its pros, its cons, and how it – at least according to press accounts – seems to have failed Britney Spears.

The @theBar podcast is taking a holiday break in November and will return in December with new content. This episode, previously released in July 2021, discusses the conservatorship of Britney Spears, providing insights that complement her new memoir, "The Woman in Me," released after the conservatorship ended in November 2021. ----------- In this edition, Jonathan Amarilio and co-host Jennifer Byrne are joined by California probate attorney Justin Gold to discuss a topic that is sensational, delicate, concerning, and much in the news: the conservatorship of Britney Spears. Justin explains how the conservatorship system is supposed to work, its pros, its cons, and how it – at least according to press accounts – seems to have failed Britney Spears.

Co-founder of Shields and Stripes, Owner of 5by5 Performance Therapy, Boston University academic mentor, passionate occupational therapist, yoga instructor, certified mental health integrative medicine provider, Air Force Veteran, special operations military spouse, mom, daughter, little sister of a Blackhawk pilot and big sister of an awesome human with disabilities, Dr. Jennifer Byrne's mission in life is simple: to save lives and foster happiness. She focuses on providing the care that Veterans, Law Enforcement, First Responders AND their families deserve and need. This exclusive interview is featured in 'The Service Edition' of AwareNow Magazine: https://www.awarenowmagazine.com Featuring: Dr. Jennifer Byrne Interviewed by: Allié McGuire Music by: Roger Louis Harmon Produced by: AwareNow Media --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/awarenow/support

This podcast deals with all things broken-yet-fixable in Vermont! We discuss policies and resources relating to agriculture, the environment, housing, transportation, food, and the local economy. Guests will include Vermont community members, farmers, law makers, educators, and business owners. On each podcast we will deep dive on a topic of interest, share relevant resources relating to funding and public participation opportunities, share little known facts about weird laws in Vermont, and discuss ideas on how to fix the broken-things! Brought to you by Jennifer Byrne from the White River Natural Resources Conservation District and Airon Shaw from the Vermont Professionals of Color Network. Learn more: www.whiterivernrcd.org & www.vtpoc.net Join the Hunt for the Hickory on Wednesday Oct 11th at 5PM in Hartland, VT https://www.whiterivernrcd.org/services/agroforestry

Nearly every person has had the frustrating experience of being told that an appliance or piece of electronic equipment cannot be repaired. Why are we told that a laptop cannot be repaired when the battery dies or that our dishwasher needs to be replaced when the electronic control panel malfunctions? In this episode, hosts Trisha Rich and Jennifer Byrne chat with Gay Gordon-Byrne, founder of the Digital Right to Repair Coalition (repair.org), about the far-reaching economic and environmental benefits of empowering consumers by protecting their right to repair their own stuff.

Nearly every person has had the frustrating experience of being told that an appliance or piece of electronic equipment cannot be repaired. Why are we told that a laptop cannot be repaired when the battery dies or that our dishwasher needs to be replaced when the electronic control panel malfunctions? In this episode, hosts Trisha Rich and Jennifer Byrne chat with Gay Gordon-Byrne, founder of the Digital Right to Repair Coalition (repair.org), about the far-reaching economic and environmental benefits of empowering consumers by protecting their right to repair their own stuff.

Jennifer Byrne returns to the show to discuss the importance of human performance and how performance therapy focuses on the entire body, from mental health to diet and nutrition. Jennifer is the co-founder of Shields and Stripes, and the owner of 5x5 Performance Therapy. Together, her concept of performance therapy with the help of non-profit volunteers has changed the way veterans and first responders receive healthcare. Focusing on not just the physical, but the mental, emotional, and dietary sides of health, Shields and Stripes has completed 2 cohorts and is ready to do a 3rd. Their intensive multi-week program focuses on the individual as an athlete, and then how they re-introduce themselves and their new habits into homelife, setting them up for maximum success. Performance Therapy is the future, and Jenn is changing lives with the awesome team at Shields and Stripes. To learn more, visit: shieldsandstripes.org or 5by5performancetherapy.com

he founders of Shields and Stripes, Jennifer Byrne and Steve Nisbet join the show to talk about the stigmas around mental health, providing healthy avenues for military, veterans, and first responders, and how their new organization Shields and Stripes is not just crushing that stigma, but focusing on holistic human performance to heal visible, and invisible wounds. Jennifer is a former Air Force Occupational Therapist who left the service after 7 years to start 5x5 Performance Therapy. Her mission was to do more, and find ways outside of the norm to help people, especially those within the special operations community, bounce back from mental injuries. Steve is a former Air Force Pararescueman of 16 years. His mission was to do more as well, and bring a sense of normalcy to those who need and deserve help after their service. With a deep appreciation for special operations, as well as first responders, Steve sought to give back to those communities. After his medical retirement he started a mission to do more, eventually connecting with Jennifer and together they founded Shields and Stripes. You can find more about Shields and Stripes below: https://shieldsandstripes.org/ https://www.instagram.com/shields_and_stripes/ Follow for more: jeffclarkofficial.com or... IG @officialJSClark FB @officialJSClark Twitter @officialJSClark Full Episodes at: YouTube.com @jeffclarkofficial ApplePodcasts.com/CourseofAction Spotify.com

Should reparations be given, and if so, who should get reparations and what form should they take? These are questions the U.S. has been pondering since General Sherman made the largely unanswered call for 40 acres and mule to be allotted to emancipated slaves during the Civil War. In this episode, hosts Maggie Mendenhall Casey and Jennifer Byrne are joined by the Mayor of the City of Evanston, Illinois, Daniel Biss, to discuss how Evanston has sought to implement the country's first-of-its-kind reparations program, which seeks to distribute reparations to Black residents who were impacted by the city's historical housing discrimination using revenue from cannabis taxation. Mayor Biss discusses the challenges the program has raised and how it may serve as a model for other U.S. cities looking to implement similar programs.

Should reparations be given, and if so, who should get reparations and what form should they take? These are questions the U.S. has been pondering since General Sherman made the largely unanswered call for 40 acres and mule to be allotted to emancipated slaves during the Civil War. In this episode, hosts Maggie Mendenhall Casey and Jennifer Byrne are joined by the Mayor of the City of Evanston, Illinois, Daniel Biss, to discuss how Evanston has sought to implement the country's first-of-its-kind reparations program, which seeks to distribute reparations to Black residents who were impacted by the city's historical housing discrimination using revenue from cannabis taxation. Mayor Biss discusses the challenges the program has raised and how it may serve as a model for other U.S. cities looking to implement similar programs.

Clinical Research is not an individual sport, it is a team sport in which one variable affects every outcome. In this episode, Jennifer Byrne, CEO of Javara, talks about taking a different approach to clinical research, improving it, and changing the narrative it has been associated with so far. In their conversation, Jennifer speaks about what an IRO is and why this type of company is different from other pharmaceutical companies conducting research nowadays. She presents CRAACO as an approach to clinical research and its intentions by giving some examples of its application. She brings awareness to different issues that occur in clinical research, including mistrust, complexity in systems and protocols, transparency, and teamwork. For her, the future of clinical trials will be in patient-centricity, understanding centricity as including the patient as part of the team. Tune in to this episode to learn the hard things about clinical research and how to manage them! Click this link to the show notes, transcript, and resources: outcomesrocket.health

In this edition, decorated former federal prosecutor and partner at Perkins Coie, Markus Funk, joins the podcast to discuss his book, Rethinking Self-Defence: The 'Ancient Right's' Rationale Disentangled, with hosts Jonathan Amarilio and Jennifer Byrne. Funk reframes recent headline-making self-defense cases such as the Rittenhouse and Arbery cases, explores the underlying values of our self-defense laws, and makes surprising revelations about how self-defense laws in the United States compare to those abroad.

In this edition, decorated former federal prosecutor and partner at Perkins Coie, Markus Funk, joins the podcast to discuss his book, Rethinking Self-Defence: The 'Ancient Right's' Rationale Disentangled, with hosts Jonathan Amarilio and Jennifer Byrne. Funk reframes recent headline-making self-defense cases such as the Rittenhouse and Arbery cases, explores the underlying values of our self-defense laws, and makes surprising revelations about how self-defense laws in the United States compare to those abroad.

Kate O'Driscoll, former Home of the Year contestant and runs ‘Victorian Rathmines' home renovation page on Instagram; and Jennifer Byrne, Lecturer in Construction at TU Dublin

The Labrador Lands and Waters Science camp is underway this week in Upper Lake Melville. (00:00) It's been a year since Grace Voisey lost her battle with leukemia. The 16-year-old from Happy Valley-Goose Bay was an avid dancer who loved to showcase her Inuit culture. And it's those things that Grace's friends and family are honoring with a special event. (05:52) Way of Happy Valley-Goose Bay is a climate change researcher and says while the permafrost thaw and development is uncovering interesting things....It's also putting certain environments at risk, including some archaeological sites in Labrador. (15:15) It could be making a cup of tea or helping someone through a doctor's appointment... Jennifer Byrne wants to be there to help people through abortions. (25:26) We now know more about how Danny Saunders' body ended up in an unmarked grave in Laval 4 years ago....Even though the 43-year-old Inuk man died in Montreal, his family was completely unaware. Montreal police say they made efforts to locate the family but were not successful. Meanwhile, the Quebec coroner's office says Saunders' name was published on its website for 30 days in the spring of 2018. Standard practice when no next of kin is found.Then the coroner says it made a burial request. And they had a contract with a cemetery in Laval at the time.But advocates say the story highlights a lack of effort of institutions toward indigenous communities. (34:14) A L'Anse Au Clair athlete had her international hopes dashed... But is making the most of it in a national tournament in Frederickton. (40:34)

In this edition, host Trisha Rich and co-host Jennifer Byrne are joined by immigration attorney, author, Forbes contributor, and former UN correspondent, Andy Semotiuk, to discuss the history of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, the international laws that are implicated by Russia's actions and the humanitarian crisis that has resulted.   Special thanks to our sponsors: InfoTrack, Posh Virtual Receptionists, LLC, Embroker, and Smokeball.

In this edition, host Trisha Rich and co-host Jennifer Byrne are joined by immigration attorney, author, Forbes contributor, and former UN correspondent, Andy Semotiuk, to discuss the history of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, the international laws that are implicated by Russia's actions and the humanitarian crisis that has resulted.   Special thanks to our sponsors: InfoTrack, Posh Virtual Receptionists, LLC, Embroker, and Smokeball.

In this episode of Under Construction with Chadwicks, hosts Pat Moore and Aidan Power speak to guests Peter Finn and Jennifer Byrne about the challenges and opportunities we're seeing right now in the world of construction. Pete Finn, AKA 'Pete the Builder' dives into industry hot-topics; energy efficiency, retro-fits and SEAI grants, price inflation, labour shortages and adaptation in a changing sector. Get in touch with Pete and see what he's working: www.finnandflynnconstruction.com Instagram @pete_thebuilder Jennifer Byrne, Cabinet Maker turned Lecturer at TU Dublin speaks about the Access to Apprenticeship program, the benefits of apprenticeships and what we can do to encourage more diversity in the sector. If you are an employer and would like to get involved with the Access to Apprenticeship program, please get in touch with the Access to Apprenticeship team on AccesstoApprenticeship@TUDublin.ie

Jennifer Byrne, a former Microsoft executive is the CEO of Arrived Workforce Solutions. Jennifer is building a Workforce Empower Platform to give access to the majority of workers not served today by platforms many of us have grown to love such as Linked In.

Listen to the first-ever mailbag episode of CBA's @theBar! Host Jonathan Amarilio is joined by co-hosts Trisha Rich, Maggie Mendenhall Casey and Jennifer Byrne for a conversation that is even more unscripted than usual. Be a fly on the wall of an @theBar podcast production meeting as the group discusses letters from the audience and potential topics for future episodes. If you have comments, questions or ideas for future episodes, write in to podcast@chicagobar.org. Special thanks to our sponsors: InfoTrack, Posh Virtual Receptionists, LLC, and Smokeball.

Listen to the first-ever mailbag episode of CBA's @theBar! Host Jonathan Amarilio is joined by co-hosts Trisha Rich, Maggie Mendenhall Casey and Jennifer Byrne for a conversation that is even more unscripted than usual. Be a fly on the wall of an @theBar podcast production meeting as the group discusses letters from the audience and potential topics for future episodes. If you have comments, questions or ideas for future episodes, write in to podcast@chicagobar.org. Special thanks to our sponsors: InfoTrack, Posh Virtual Receptionists, LLC, and Smokeball.

Our good friend Jennifer Byrne joins Jonesy & Amanda to chat about Coastrek!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our good friend Jennifer Byrne joins Jonesy & Amanda to chat about Coastrek!

Jennifer Byrne (@jenniferabyrne1), CEO of Arrived Workforce Connections, is futurist Trond Arne Undheim's (@trondau) guest in episode 111 of the Futurized (@Futurized2) podcast, the topic is: How to Demystify Technology. In this conversation, they talk about the future of work, the increasing globalization of the workforce, and discuss whether everybody needs to be an engineer to be good in technology and navigating a non-traditional career. Futurized goes beneath the trends to track the underlying forces of disruption in tech, policy, business models, social dynamics and the environment.   Trond's Takeaway My takeaway is that [the future of work still has some surprises in store, but one remaining challenge is to motivate young people to tackle the fact that career and work questions are hard to pin down. What to study? How to study? How to rest? How to succeed? How to make the most of technology, as it changes, and becomes more complex?] Thanks for listening. If you liked the show, subscribe at Futurized.org or in your preferred podcast player, and rate us with five stars. If you like this topic, you may enjoy other episodes of Futurized, such as episode 135, Simple is the Future, episode 124, Cultural Agility, or episode 108, Play, Uncertainty and Growth. Futurized is created in association with Yegii (@Yegii_insight), the insight network. Yegii lets clients create multidisciplinary dream teams consisting of a subject matter experts, academics, consultants, data scientists, and generalists as team leaders. Yegii's services include speeches, briefings, seminars, reports and ongoing monitoring. You can find Yegii at Yegii.org. Please share this show with those you care about. To find us on social media is easy, we are Futurized on LinkedIn and YouTube and Futurized2 on Instagram and Twitter: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/futurized2/ Twitter (@Futurized2): https://twitter.com/Futurized2 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Futurized-102998138625787 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/futurized YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/Futurized Podcast RSS: https://feed.podbean.com/www.futurized.co/feed.xml See you next time. Futurized—conversations that matter.

Jennifer Byrne is on the podcast telling her story of Overcoming an abusive relationship, being a mother of two and changing her health and body. You will discover - How Jennifer found the gym - The steps Jennifer took to get her health back - What a bodybuilding show did for her confidence & life - What you need to do to finally get your health on track You can find about Jennifer at the following links Linkedin Facebook

Jennifer Byrne, CEO of Arrived Workforce and former CTO of Microsoft US, walks us through a variety of challenges and options we have for best utilizing technology versus being used by it. We cover topics ranging from AI to data to the cloud to how closely to follow a recipe!

Jennifer Byrne is the CEO of Arrived Workforce Connections. Previously Jennifer was responsible for market expansion initiatives leveraging business model and technology innovation for government, healthcare, and education providers around the globe at Microsoft after joining as the Chief Security Officer for the Worldwide Public Sector Division in 2014. Prior to Microsoft, Jennifer was a leader in Cybersecurity, having held technical, sales and executive positions at companies such as Intel, McAfee and Symantec. She began her career in technology as an Information Security Analyst and Engineer serving US Government clients. Her first career, which remains her passion today, was in the non-profit world working with under-served populations. We discuss how to use tech innovation for optimizing the human experience, the importance of tech access to underserved communities, and how we can all do something small every day to make a difference.  Thank you and congratulations to Jennifer on her new role as CEO! This episode is brought to you by Veeam Software and the 4-Step Guide to Delivering Extraordinary Software Demos that Win Deals and Diabolical Coffee plus the great folks over at Fiverr!  Want to ensure real privacy online? Check out ExpressVPN and keep your online life protected. 

Jennifer's passion is using technology to create empowerment opportunities for everyone, not just corporate leaders and members of the tech sector. In this episode,  Adam Torres and Jennifer Byrne, CEO of Arrived Workforce Connections, explore what it takes to bring great people together with great opportunities in the workplace. Follow Adam on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/askadamtorres/ for up to date information on book releases and tour schedule.Apply to be interviewed by Adam on our podcast:https://missionmatters.lpages.co/podcastguest/Visit our website:https://missionmatters.com/

In 2005, the United States government issued an unprecedented indictment against the Chicago mafia, naming the entire Chicago Outfit as a criminal enterprise. The indictment was the culmination of the FBI's "Operation Family Secrets" investigation, which began when the son of notorious mob boss Frank Calabrese Sr. decided to cooperate with the government and recorded countless hours of conversations with his father about the mob's criminal activities. "Operation Family Secrets" became the “Family Secrets Trial,” which ended with murder and racketeering convictions for most of the Outfit's top leadership. In this edition, host Jonathan Amarilio and co-host Jennifer Byrne discuss the case with Markus Funk, one of the lead prosecutors in the trial that put a hit on the Chicago mob. Special thanks to our sponsors: InfoTrack, and Smokeball.

In 2005, the United States government issued an unprecedented indictment against the Chicago mafia, naming the entire Chicago Outfit as a criminal enterprise. The indictment was the culmination of the FBI's "Operation Family Secrets" investigation, which began when the son of notorious mob boss Frank Calabrese Sr. decided to cooperate with the government and recorded countless hours of conversations with his father about the mob's criminal activities. "Operation Family Secrets" became the “Family Secrets Trial,” which ended with murder and racketeering convictions for most of the Outfit's top leadership. In this edition, host Jonathan Amarilio and co-host Jennifer Byrne discuss the case with Markus Funk, one of the lead prosecutors in the trial that put a hit on the Chicago mob. Special thanks to our sponsors: InfoTrack, and Smokeball.

Jennifer Byrne is the former chief technology officer at Microsoft US. Under Jennifer's leadership, her teams at Microsoft undertook innovation projects within economic regions which were designed to foster inclusive growth in a cross-sector and community-oriented manner. Jennifer's passion is using technology to create empowerment opportunities for everyone, not just corporate leaders and members of the tech sector. Through her relatable and sometimes provocative style, combined with her back-story of building a career in tech from an unlikely start, her audiences learn to up-level their own thinking and re-frame the way they see their own potential. Social Media Links: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifer-byrne-talks

Jennifer Byrne studied Psychology at university and went on to become the Chief Technology Officer of Microsoft US. Listen to this episode to learn how this liberal arts graduate transitioned into tech and became one of the most senior people in the industry.  Learning notes from this episode: "You have to understand the difference between acquiring digital context versus digital fluency. Context means seeing the bigger picture of how things connect together, but not necessarily understanding the detail," says Jennifer. Jennifer says that it is impossible to know everything about technology, even when you are at the top. Instead, she says understand the broad context of how tech products get made and do deep dives into areas that interest you. As a CTO you have to think strategically: what problem are we solving? How can technology be applied to this problem?  Good CTOs must connect technology strategy to drive business decisions. Follow Jennifer Byrne on LinkedIn. Get the Black Friday offer: 6 months free Tech for Non-Techies membership when you sign up for an annual subscription. This is only available to the first 6 people who sign up.  As a Tech for Non-Techies member, you'll get: Monthly coaching with Sophia Matveeva Live masterclasses with global experts Supportive Online Community Library of masterclasses from Harvard professors, Y Combinator alumni, tech investors and digital leaders to watch on demand Exclusive Resources & Perks There are only 6 Black Friday memberships available. Grab yours here.  Say hi to Sophia on Twitter. Following us on Facebook and Instagram will make you smarter. 

The founders of Shields and Stripes, Jennifer Byrne and Steve Nisbet join the show to talk about the stigmas around mental health, providing healthy avenues for military, veterans, and first responders, and how their new organization Shields and Stripes is not just crushing that stigma, but focusing on holistic human performance to heal visible, and invisible wounds. Jennifer is a former Air Force Occupational Therapist who left the service after 7 years to start 5x5 Performance Therapy. Her mission was to do more, and find ways outside of the norm to help people, especially those within the special operations community, bounce back from mental injuries.Steve is a former Air Force Pararescueman of 16 years. His mission was to do more as well, and bring a sense of normalcy to those who need and deserve help after their service. With a deep appreciation for special operations, as well as first responders, Steve sought to give back to those communities. After his medical retirement he started a mission to do more, eventually connecting with Jennifer and together they founded Shields and Stripes.You can find more about Shields and Stripes below:https://shieldsandstripes.org/https://www.instagram.com/shields_and_stripes/Follow for more: jeffclarkofficial.com or... IG @officialJSClark FB @officialJSClark Twitter @officialJSClark Full Episodes at: YouTube.com @jeffclarkofficial ApplePodcasts.com/CourseofAction Spotify.com

"Hold on to the goodness this country offers. Because the only other option is to fall into despair and given the stakes, that's not actually an option." – Benjamin Law What a lucky country we are – sunburnt, egalitarian, no worries. But look beyond the marketing slogan and you may start to wonder: where the bloody hell are you? In this special highlight from the SWF Great Debate – moderated by the unsparing Jennifer Byrne – journalist, columnist, TV screenwriter and author Benjamin Law argues that maybe Australia isn't so bad. After all, there's universal healthcare, gun control, MasterChef…it's enough to make Benjamin strip down on stage at Sydney Town Hall to reveal a Southern Cross ‘tattoo'.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jennifer Byrne is a qualified nutrition coach and personal trainer. She has developed the coaching skills to teach, equip, and encourage other women to overcome low self-esteem.She helps those coping skills and develops healthier lifestyle practices to conquer the challenges and stresses of life. Her authentic approach to fitness, health, and wellbeing empowers other women to thrive, grow, and shine, both mentally and physically. In 2019 she became an Amazon best-selling author and Irish Times collaborating with Donna Kennedy in the bestselling book, We Summit Together, written her chapter titled “Claiming back Your Power.” Jennifer speaks freely about her adventure and experiences that help as many women globally reach their true potential. She is a true advocate in practicing what she preaches. https://www.jenniferbyrnecoaching.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Digital transformation looks different for every business. Sometimes that transformation happens on a personal level, as well as professional. Former Microsoft CTO and Principal Owner of Digital Future Consulting, Jennifer Byrne, joined this episode to share how Microsoft navigated a tough period by being more transparent and how digital heroes at all levels play a key part in digital transformation success. Press play to hear Jennifer's thoughts on… Finding the Digital Heroes in Your Organization “The true heroes in my mind... are the folks who did the quiet work of ushering that transformation through a company. ... [S]omebody has to hold the hands of a lot of people who are trying to learn a new skill who are going to be adversely affected by this. They get no credit. They're the note takers in the meetings, but they're the people who are the lifeblood of transformation, in my opinion.” Creating a Culture of Learning “When there's a culture of learning, and where companies do it well, is where executives take that to heart. ... There is no shortcut. You have to do it also because your employees will watch. You've got to be in the boat with your people.” The Future of Work "It behooves you to think about the technology that's already encroaching in your space. Think about the job that you do today. If you go to work every day and you know exactly what your day's going to look like, you have a fairly automated, repeatable set of processes that you do. And that's actually more likely to be automated than somebody who goes to work saying ‘I have no idea how this is going to go.'"

With a younger generation coming into the workforce, what will change? And with the rise of security concerns, what parts of the industry do we need to ensure are secure? Join host Todd Weyandt and guest Jennifer Byrne as they discuss embracing tech in the industry, the recent rise of “asymmetric warfare” and cyber attacks, what the future workspace will look like, and fostering a collaborative and problem-solving mentality and environment where we work.   Jennifer Byrne is currently an independent advisor, speaker, and author. A lot of her work is centered around digital transformation. Previously, Jennifer was Chief Technology Officer of Microsoft US. She infused innovation practices into Microsoft's technical field teams which led to high-value and well-publicized digital transformation strategies with top global companies.

In this episode, Mike sits down with two of the most amazing people who are after REAL CHANGE! Steve Nisbet & Jennifer Byrne are both Veterans of the United States Air Force  and have teamed up to ensure that the heroic men and women in uniform outlive and overcome their own battles. That's why they started Shields & Stripes; a 501(c)(3) dedicated to redefining mental health rehabilitation to heal those who sacrificed so much to protect this nation. The story behind Shields & Stripes is incredibly moving and underscores the sometimes invisible pain that our Veterans, Law Enforcement Officers and First Responders endure. Shields & Stripes is still in the start-up stage and is hosting their first pilot study the week this podcast airs (20-25 September 2021). As many of you know, PTSD and Mental Health issues are rampant in these communities and these service members need our help. It costs $5000 to sponsor a service member through this 4-Month program, and is at NO COST to the service member receiving treatment. That said, there are a couple ways YOU CAN HELP. 1. You can share this episode with as many of your friends and family as you can. We need to spread the word about organizations like Shields & Stripes.2. You can head to their website listed below and donate. Shields & Stripes Donations: https://shieldsandstripes.org/ways-to-help/Are you loving ForTheNation Podcast? We LOVE what we are doing and plan to turn this show into a force of good ForTheNation (see what we did there).  If you want to help keep this content free, please consider making a donation to the podcast. It's through listeners like you that we are able to GROW OUR INFLUENCE & AUDIENCE to reach our ultimate goal; help struggling people reach their dream job.DONATION LINK: https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=K9TPU322AKFWWSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=K9TPU322AKFWW)

Jennifer Byrne, CEO of contract research organization Javara Research, has a lifelong passion for serving patient populations through clinical research. On this episode, Jennifer shares with Greg the concept of learning health systems that improve health care through research. Javara brings a lot of the traditional advantages that a CRO brings to pharma to health care systems through an integrated research organization approach. The organization's strategic vision and partnerships are centered around bringing clinical research opportunities to health care systems to meet unmet patient needs while simultaneously partnering with pharma to address the data and scientific needs to clinical trials. Jennifer explains how analytics and AI are used to deep dive into electronic health records and other health data sources to identify potential clinical trial participants and connect the right patient with the right trial and the right time. Greg asked Jennifer about the role of bias in clinical research, and she shares her experience around bias that patients and physicians aren't as interested in participating in clinical research as they actually are. Technology can assist in physician and patient outreach and engagement, so that patients can come to clinical research with their trusted physician and keep their clinical trial participation in sync with their overall health care journey. They also discuss opportunities to use technology to deliver optimal and more patient-centric clinical trial participation. 

Trish advocates racism against sauropods, Optimus and Megatron have a pillow fight, and Susan shares her thoughts on mpreg. Clips used are from: Transformers: Cybertron produced by Entertainment One and GONZO Galaxy Force soundtrack by Megumi Ohashi "Trust Me" from The Devil's Carnival, by Terrance Zdunich and Saar Mendelman "Don't Trust Me" by 3OH!3, written by Sean Foreman, Nathaniel Motte, and Benjamin Levin "Trust in Me (The Python's Song)" from Disney's The Jungle Book, written by Robert and Richard Sherman The Transformers (1984-1987) episode "City of Steel," written by Douglas Booth, produced by Marvel Productions and Sunbow Productions "Housewares Employee" from Evil Dead: The Musical, performed by Ryan Ward and Jennifer Byrne, music by Christopher Bond, Frank Cipolla, Melissa Morris, and George Reinblatt, lyrics by George Reinblatt The Land Before Time III: The Time of the Great Giving, produced by Universal Animation Studios The Little Mermaid, produced by Walt Disney Pictures

In this edition, Jonathan Amarilio and co-host Jennifer Byrne are joined by California probate attorney Justin Gold to discuss a topic that is sensational, delicate, concerning, and much in the news: the conservatorship of Britney Spears. Justin explains how the conservatorship system is supposed to work, its pros, its cons, and how it – at least according to press accounts – seems to have failed Britney Spears. Special thanks to our sponsors, CourtFiling.net.

Okay, first up we should acknowledge the over supply of Jennifers in the title of this episode. Truth be told, there's definitely NOT a thousand Jennifers in this podcast, sure we mention a few of them, but it's more like they just pop up when we least expect them, which naturally inspired the title. Before we usher in the first of our Jennifers though, we apparently need to check in on Michaels recently installed temple to tampons and sanitary pads, it's a bit of gay guy gloat though, so Em obviously calls it out and claps back. Then it's onto the bulk of the Jennifer action as we check in on all the latest developments in the world of Jennifer Lopez, aka J'Lo, aka Jenny from the Block, aka Bennifer. That last one seems to have been resurrected from the gossip grave of 2004 because Jen and Ben (Affleck) have been seen spending even more time together. That ushers in all the theories Em and Michael can muster, which means we cover everything from if they are together, is it a stunt, why we're so invested in Bennifer, how they met, other Jennifers, a weird Gwyneth Paltrow tangent, a J'Lo insider who sent DM's to Em, the music videos, how Jennifer's butt predates the Kardashians derriere domination (which also inspired an episode title that was ultimately rejected) all the way through to an interesting suggestion from Michael and a statement that ultimately proves very telling for Em. Then Michael assumes the role of Jana Wendt and goes in deep with all the right questions around Em's recent ADHD diagnosis (now that we think about it, we fully missed the opportunity to add to the roster of Jennifers by getting him to go all Jennifer Keyte or Jennifer Byrne on the questions instead...doh). Together they'll work through Em's recent Facebook post about it, what inspired her to get tested, what the testing involved, how Em tried to trick the testing, the shame she felt around the diagnosis, the treatment and medication she's now using, the changes she's had to make, how much Em achieved without that diagnosis and treatment, what's working for her and even a moment of reflection on who she might have been if she'd been diagnosed earlier. There's a lot to process, and it's still early days, but ultimately we're all thankful for who Em is, and proud of her for always being so open about what she thinks, feels and wants to share with us. To wrap things up in this bumper issue of Emsolation, we'll see it all out with a HUGE Madonna Expert Off between Michael and Em's other die hard Madge fan, Dan Brophy. As quiz master, Em will test them across 20 super niche Madonna questions to see who is the ultimate fan girl for the Queen of Pop. So prepare for lots of Jennifer, an ADHD deep dive and a Madonna quiz worth getting shouty about...and one very loud moment of table slapping from Michael….bless. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Companies: Quesnay Inc. | Female Founders | American Express | Verizon | CBS | Several Startups Sector Focus: Financial Services, Insurance & Mobility Executive Expertise: Digital Innovation | Business Development | Entrepreneur | Investor | Advisor | Mentor Jennifer is a corporate executive-turned-entrepreneur with over 25 years of experience advancing enterprise innovation at startups and in Fortune 500 companies. As Co-Founder & CEO of Quesnay Inc. Jennifer and her team ran over 50 innovation projects and now operate global accelerators for Female Founders in the insurance, finance & automotive industries to recognize & support entrepreneurial women while facilitating mutually beneficial partnerships, pilots and investments. Quesnay has built an ecosystem of over 500 women-led startups and has worked with leading brands such as CSAA, Discover, Farmers Insurance, Ford, Hanover, Liberty Mutual, Marsh & McLennan, Munich Re, Nationwide, Prudential, QBE, Reinsurance Group of America, Toyota, Valley Bank, & Wells Fargo. The ecosystem is comprised of over 400 women-led startups from 70 countries and 500+ industry leaders & investors who have participated as judges and mentors. Outcomes include investments, pilots, and new partnerships. In 2020, Quesnay co-founded "Northeast InsurTech Alliance" and launched "Northeast InsurTech Week" along with partner, Nassau Financial. Female Founders have collectively raised over $500M. Most recently, in March, 2021, mobility startup Remix (2020 Female Founders participant) sold to Via for $100M. Additionally, Quesnay has produced over 25 in-person & virtual fintech, insurtech, & mobility-themed, innovation focused events and panels in Las Vegas, London, New York & San Francisco including C-suite leaders and founders from around the globe. Prior to founding Quesnay, Jennifer served as VP, Business Development at American Express launching a digital wallet service with global partners. At Verizon, Jennifer was Executive Director, Business Development & Partnerships where she spearheaded Verizon's innovation division and led 4G services launch in 2010 and managed mobiles services $1B p&l. She also established key, exclusive strategic partnerships with Amazon, Facebook, Google, Twitter, and YouTube. Prior to joining Verizon, she was a business development executive at CBS Television as well as at start-ups, Hands-On Mobile and Orbit Satellite & Cable TV Network. Board Member: Wizest Board Observer: Vouchr Angel Investor in 6 startups: 3 exits Limited Partner (LP) Investor: 1) K2Access Fund (Enterprise SaaS/Cloud), 2) Grit Capital Accolades & Speaking engagements: 2021 "Digital Insurance Latam InsurTech Influencers" 2020 "Inspiring NYC FinTech Females" "Innovate Finance Powerlist" in 2020, 2019 (+"Standout 35"), & 2018 She has been featured in several publications, in social media, at industry events and on podcasts including: American Banker, FNOInsurTech Podcast (top 100) (co-produced), InsureTech Connect, Nasdaq Tradetalks, Digital Insurance, Digital Scouting Live, InsuranceJournal.tv, Africa InsurTechRising, Nassau Financial Live, Automotive News, RISE by Barclays, and on the 2020 cover of AM Best. Jennifer is a graduate of Duke University and speaks Spanish, Italian and French. HERE'S HOW TO CONNECT WITH ME: Go to www.theredtulip.com for more information. MY INSTAGRAM: @theredtulip_ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tasha-baird-miller/support

In our third and final episode with Jennifer, we talked about how technology can make an individual feel empowered and reinvent yourself through online education, how personal branding can help you in your career path and what's in store in the future of technology and the workforce. Show Notes Connect With: Jenniefer Byrne: Website // LinkedInThe MarTech Podcast: Email // Newsletter // TwitterBenjamin Shapiro: Website // LinkedIn // TwitterSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this second episode with Jennifer, we talked about the trends in the future of work and how technology is already infused in almost any job and how we can utilize technology to solve the problem of job losses that it created. Ben and Jennifer also talked about how we can re-engineer the workforce in the face of rapid technology advances and the right mindset in using a global and local workforce. Show NotesConnect With: Jenniefer Byrne: Website // LinkedInThe MarTech Podcast: Email // Newsletter // TwitterBenjamin Shapiro: Website // LinkedIn // TwitterSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In today's episode, Jennifer talks about navigating a non-traditional career in technology, how coming from a different perspective paved the way for her leading prominent technology organizations and eventually realizing some unintended consequences of broad technology adoption and what she can do to alleviate the very real digital divide. Jennifer also becomes a bit more personal about the gender impact she experienced in the male-dominated space of the tech industry and how she leveraged the uniqueness of her position. Show NotesConnect With: Jenniefer Byrne: Website // LinkedInThe MarTech Podcast: Email // Newsletter // TwitterBenjamin Shapiro: Website // LinkedIn // TwitterSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.