Podcast appearances and mentions of jennifer holloway

Would you take financial advice from someone in a hoodie? That's the upfront question for the double espresso personal brand coach, Jennifer Holloway. Join new host financial adviser Emmanuel Asuquo as he kicks off Series 3 in style with a fun and fascinating conversation about building a personal brand that's true to you and why you should accept that not everyone's gonna like it. The gems are flying all over the place in this episode, so tune in now for invaluable advice on how to sell yourself (without sounding like an idiot) in a way that will pay dividends for the rest of your career.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

** PLEASE SUBSCRIBE ** Brought to you by FUNKNSTUFF.NET and hosted by Scott "DR GX" Goldfine — musicologist and author of “Everything Is on THE ONE: The First Guide of Funk” ― “TRUTH IN RHYTHM” is the interview show that gets DEEP into the pocket with contemporary music's foremost masters of the groove. Become a TRUTH IN RHYTHM Member through YouTube or at https://www.patreon.com/truthinrhythm. Featured in TIR Episode 302 (Part 2 of 2): R&B lead and background vocalist Audrey Wheeler. Having first established herself in the early 1980s as part of a Crown Heights Affair protege act, called Unlimited Touch, she also starred on Jeff Lorber's hit “Step by Step” and went on to shine on hundreds of other popular artists' recordings.  Those sessions include Madonna, Chaka Khan, Billy Ocean, Melba Moore, Freddie Jackson, D-Train, Me'lisa Morgan, Atlantic Starr, the System, George Benson, Phyllis Hyman, Stephanie Mills, Lisa Lisa, Jennifer Holloway, Regina Belle, Kashif, and her eventual and current husband, Will Downing. She also shares some stories on Chaka's relationship and shows with Prince. A former beauty pageant finalist, she has also released a pair of solo albums, and this September will be among the honorees at the National R&B Music Society's Annual Gala Awards.  RECORDED JUNE 2023 LEGAL NOTICE: All video and audio content protected by copyright. Any use of this material is strictly prohibited without expressed consent from original content producer and owner Scott Goldfine, dba FUNKNSTUFF. For inquiries, email info@funknstuff.net. TRUTH IN RHYTHM is a registered U.S. Trademark (Serial #88540281). Get your copy of "Everything Is on the One: The First Guide of Funk" today! https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1541256603/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=1541256603&linkCode=as2&tag=funknstuff-20&linkId=b6c7558ddc7f8fc9fe440c5d9f3c400

** PLEASE SUBSCRIBE ** Brought to you by FUNKNSTUFF.NET and hosted by Scott "DR GX" Goldfine — musicologist and author of “Everything Is on THE ONE: The First Guide of Funk” ― “TRUTH IN RHYTHM” is the interview show that gets DEEP into the pocket with contemporary music's foremost masters of the groove. Become a TRUTH IN RHYTHM Member through YouTube or at https://www.patreon.com/truthinrhythm. Featured in TIR Episode 302 (Part 1 of 2): R&B lead and background vocalist Audrey Wheeler. Having first established herself in the early 1980s as part of a Crown Heights Affair protege act, called Unlimited Touch, she also starred on Jeff Lorber's hit “Step by Step” and went on to shine on hundreds of other popular artists' recordings.  Those sessions include Madonna, Chaka Khan, Billy Ocean, Melba Moore, Freddie Jackson, D-Train, Me'lisa Morgan, Atlantic Starr, the System, George Benson, Phyllis Hyman, Stephanie Mills, Lisa Lisa, Jennifer Holloway, Regina Belle, Kashif, and her eventual and current husband, Will Downing. She also shares some stories on Chaka's relationship and shows with Prince. A former beauty pageant finalist, she has also released a pair of solo albums, and this September will be among the honorees at the National R&B Music Society's Annual Gala Awards.  RECORDED JUNE 2023 LEGAL NOTICE: All video and audio content protected by copyright. Any use of this material is strictly prohibited without expressed consent from original content producer and owner Scott Goldfine, dba FUNKNSTUFF. For inquiries, email info@funknstuff.net. TRUTH IN RHYTHM is a registered U.S. Trademark (Serial #88540281). Get your copy of "Everything Is on the One: The First Guide of Funk" today! https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1541256603/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=1541256603&linkCode=as2&tag=funknstuff-20&linkId=b6c7558ddc7f8fc9fe440c5d9f3c400

Dr. Jennifer Holloway is the Director of "All Special Kids" (ASK), a Geneva-based nonprofit which supports children with disabilities and their families. Today she'll be telling us about the organization's work. Francesca Casalino previously worked for ASK. you can learn more about her story by listening to the interview I did with her: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/dashboard/episode/evucr6 Learn more about ASK via the link below: https://allspecialkids.org/ If you have any questions about this show please send them to: atelierfuralle@gmail.com Feel free to leave a review of this episode.

If you don't know Jennifer Holloway, you are missing out! Jennifer is the Assistant Principal for Northeast Elementary in Owasso Public Schools. She is also the mother of two girls and the wife of Jake Holloway. You will get to hear their beautiful love story in this episode. Jennifer's first job as a principal was not what she expected. It was one of the most difficult years of her life, with experiences she could write a whole book about! The things she experienced, along with being in a new place in a new season of life, sent her into a dark depression. She was overwhelmed to a breaking point. With her natural humor and wit, she will walk us through how she made it through that, what she learned, and how God showed her to lean on her faith to get her out of the desert. #afrayedknotpodcast #depression #principal #education

Our personal branding goes beyond the images we post on social platforms. It needs to be aligned with who we really are, our values, and what we aim to accomplish. In this episode of the Business Chat Podcast, I speak with Jennifer Holloway. We chat about how to improve personal branding and ways to authentically share your brand without sounding “salesy”.  Jennifer shares her six key elements for creating a personal brand and through these elements, entrepreneurs can showcase what they offer and what sets them apart from others. Customers want to make a genuine connection with businesses, and it's easy for them to see beyond a fake facade. With authentic personal branding, clients get a grasp of what you're all about and this helps form a better and meaningful connection. Time Stamps: Jennifer's entrepreneurial journey (01:40) What is personal branding, and why does it matter? (04:35) 6 key elements for creating a personal brand (06:43) How do we tune up our personal brand? (15:02) Ways to authentically share your brand (29:02) The benefits of finding your niche (32:55) Connect With Lisa Evansspeakingsavvy.com.au Connect with me on Facebook and Instagram Connect with me on LinkedIn Connect With Jennifer Hollowaywww.jennifer-holloway.co.uk  Connect with Jennifer on LinkedIn  Grab a copy of Jennifer's book Personal Branding For Brits: How to promote yourself, raise your profile and get ahead...without sounding like an idiot, here. For full show notes visit: Businesschatpodcast.com.au

By decade's end, coal-fired energy production in Craig, Colorado will be a thing of the past. What will the town look like by then? More importantly: What do residents want their home to become? How does Craig's story help us understand the energy transition as a whole? In our final episode, we look ahead to opportunities on the horizon as the town moves beyond what has defined it for so long. At the Trapper mine, for instance, land will be revegetated for deer, elk, and grouse. The Craig power station could become a testbed for hydrogen production. New businesses are already moving into downtown. All around, there are hopeful signs for a post-coal future. *Correction:* An earlier version of this episode misstated the future dates of the Craig station unit retirements. As of December 2021, Tri-State and its utility partners (where applicable) have announced that Unit 1 will retire by the end of 2025; Unit 2 will retire on September 30, 2028; and Unit 3 will retire by 2030. This timeline has not changed and remains consistent with Tri-State's originally announced schedule. Host: Kristan Uhlenbrock Guests: Ginny Brannon, Director, Colorado Division of Reclamation, Mining & Safety; Wade Buchanan, director, Office of Just Transition; Duane Highley, CEO, Tri-State Generation & Transmission Association; Jennifer Holloway, director, Craig Chamber of Commerce; Kirstie McPherson; Tim Osborn, plant manager, Craig Station; Graham Roberts, environmental supervisor, Trapper Mine Coal at Sunset: A Colorado Town in Transition was created by the Institute for Science & Policy at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science and produced in partnership with House of Pod. To hear bonus clips and find additional resources, visit https://coalatsunset.org/

There are estimated to be more than a thousand ghost towns in Colorado. Each one represents a failed economic transition. So for Craig, Colorado, the stakes are clear. Transitions require resources and support. In 2019, Colorado created the first state-level Office of Just Transition in the nation. It was designed to help coal towns like Craig strategize for the future. But in the early going, the office didn't have any funding. It didn't have anyone to run it. And unbeknownst at the time, a global pandemic was about to begin. In this episode, we meet Wade Buchanan, who stepped in to run the Office of Just Transition. He wanted to show that the government could deliver for Craig and other rural communities. He wanted to help. Would it be enough? To hear bonus clips and find additional resources, visit https://coalatsunset.org/ Host: Kristan Uhlenbrock Guests: • Wade Buchanan, Executive Director, Office of Just Transition • Duane Highley, CEO, Tri-State Generation & Transmission Association • Jennifer Holloway, Executive Director, Craig Chamber of Commerce • Bob Rankin, State Senator, District 8 Coal at Sunset: A Colorado Town in Transition was created by the Institute for Science & Policy at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science and produced in partnership with House of Pod. 

Why is Colorado phasing out coal? Simply put: Planet Earth is warming up. Fast. For decades, scientific evidence has pointed to significant human influence on our climate, dating back to the Industrial Revolution. Burning fossil fuels like coal releases significant amounts of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, accelerating global warming.  Climate change increases the volatility in our systems. And the catastrophic effects are already being felt. The U.S. has experienced a record-breaking number of weather disasters in recent years, including droughts, hurricanes, and wildfires.  In 2019, the Colorado legislature took its boldest step yet toward addressing climate change. House Bill 1261 committed Colorado to a 50% reduction in carbon dioxide emissions by 2030 and a 90% reduction by 2050. Almost every sector would be affected. Electrical utilities, like Tri-State would need to generate more of their power from renewables like wind and solar. The bill signaled the beginning of the end for coal plants in the state. For others, the bill was seen as an overreach and another example of the glaring rural-urban divide in America today. How do we balance the need to protect the planet with the need to protect livelihoods? To explore more from this episode, visit https://coalatsunset.org/episodes/episode-3-you-knew/ Host: Kristan Uhlenbrock Guests: • Waleed Abdalati, Director of the Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences at the University of Colorado Boulder • Ray Beck, retired Moffat County commissioner and former mayor of Craig • KC Becker, former Colorado Speaker of the House • Jennifer Holloway, Executive Director of the Craig Chamber of Commerce Coal at Sunset: A Colorado Town in Transition was created by the Institute for Science & Policy at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science and produced in partnership with House of Pod. To hear bonus clips and find additional resources, visit https://coalatsunset.org/

There's a popular saying in Craig, Colorado: "Coal keeps the lights on." But in 2020, the electrical utility Tri-State Generation & Transmission Association announced that it would close its coal-fired power plant and coal mines in Craig by 2030. The news was like an earthquake. Hundreds of jobs would be lost. The town now faces the prospect of massive economic disruption as its primary industry disappears. In our first episode, we travel to Craig and hear from the CEO at the center of that decision, a coal worker bracing for change, and one local business owner who's already looking for ways to reinvent the town's identity. What will Craig do now? To explore more from this episode, visit https://coalatsunset.org/episodes/episode-1-the-decision/ Host: Kristan Uhlenbrock Guests:  • Duane Highley, CEO, Tri-State Generation & Transmission Association • Jennifer Holloway, Executive Director, Craig Chamber of Commerce • Kirstie McPherson, owner, 518 Wine Bar & The Find • Graham Roberts, environmental supervisor, Trapper Mining Inc. Coal at Sunset: A Colorado Town in Transition was created by the Institute for Science & Policy at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science and was produced in partnership with House of Pod. To hear bonus clips and find additional resources, visit https://coalatsunset.org/

On today’s episode of Felony Friday Jennifer Holloway joins John to share her unique story. Jennifer was a first time offender when she took a plea and was sentenced to 13 years in prison for conspiracy to distribute methamphetamines. Jennifer is a great storyteller and throughout the episode she gives viewers a detailed account of her prison experience. Including when tornados hit the prison she was in. After the tornado hit, Jennifer along with the other women in the prison were left to survive in absolutely atrocious conditions.

Apprenticeships sound like a great concept on paper, so why have the latest government reforms been such a pain to implement? Editor of FE Week Nick Linford and director-general of The 5% Club Lady Cobham discuss in this month’s expert panel, while brand consultant Jennifer Holloway analyses the personable power of Richard Branson. Plus, agony uncle Tim Pointer tackles a teambuilding day gone up the garden path. Join People Management staff writers Emily Burt and Lauren Brown on the podcast that takes the pulse of HR – and don't forget to give us your feedback by tweeting us at @peoplemgt or email pmeditorial@haymarket.com. Thank you to our guests from this episode: Nick Linford, editor, FE Week Lady Cobham, director-general, The 5% Club Jennifer Holloway, author, Personal Branding for Brits Tim Pointer, founder of Starboard

Welcome to episode 196, this week I chat with personal branding expert Jennifer Holloway about the article that LinkedIn bring out every year highlighting the most used words in LinkedIn profiles. Click on the image above to view the full article Takeaways from our chat Some words (such as passionate) are overused in profiles without much thought going into whether they are true or not A better way to interpret this list is not to avoid the words as such but to demonstrate that you are ‘passionate’ or ‘motivated’ by the way you describe what you do. Let the reader make the conclusion themselves. Storytelling can be a great way to demonstrate qualities without having to directly tell someone you are an ‘expert, ’strategic’ or ‘creative’ Are you using a buzzword because it is one you commonly use or are you just falling into the trap of using it for the sake of it? Jennifers advice on writing a LinkedIn summary; Show credibility with hard facts Explain your personal brand by explaining what drives you and explaining your values Give the reader a ‘relationship hook’ - something about you that reveals your personality and allows for a more personal connection. LinkedIn profile headlines are still the most keyword sensitive part of your profile but only jobseekers need to be highly focused on profile optimisation. Never make personal statements without answering Janet Morans questions ‘So What and Says who?!’ A good technique to use if you are struggling to write your profile summary is to get a friend to write if you - this won’t be what you will use but it can really help to get you started.   Thanks again to Jennifer for her time and ideas. You can find out more about her from her LinkedIn profile (link in image above) or by going to her website https://www.jennifer-holloway.co.uk/ This weeks question comes from Mahan Tavakoli “Hi Mark, I am a newer listener to your podcast and really enjoying the content and your style.  So much so that I have downloaded all available past episodes from ITunes and going through them one at a time. Anyway, I have a question and not sure if you have addressed this before or not.  If it fits what you are looking to cover on the Podcast, I would love to hear your thoughts about it.  I am writing a series of articles (on leadership and organizational development).  Should I first publish them on LinkedIn and then on Medium and put on my blog… or should I publish them elsewhere and post links in LinkedIn or is an all of the above strategy viable?   Most of my target audience is on LinkedIn but want to know your thoughts about best approach to a blog posting strategy.”   My advice is that you are probably best posting your content as an article and on your blog at the same time. Your latest Article becomes a part of your profile and has a longer shelf life than a post. You will need to promote your article via engaging and interesting posts - not just ‘have a read of my article’ - try to introduce the subject matter and ask questions to start a conversation. You can refer to the article with a link but the post needs to resonate with people in its own right. Never try to promote your external blog via LinkedIn, it simply won’t work as the algorithm will suppress the distribution of any post containing an external link.

Perhaps you have reached a certain level but now want to take the next step up in your organisation? Or you want to up level yourself to increase your visibility?

  Jennifer Holloway is the author of 'Personal Branding for Brits', which is now in it's 4th edition and is […] The post 73: How to raise your profile at work – with Personal Branding Specialist, Jennifer Holloway appeared first on The Career Farm.

Perhaps you have reached a certain level but now want to take the next step up in your organisation? Or you want to up level yourself to increase your visibility?

In this episode, Jennifer Holloway shares her advice on how to define your personal brand - particularly if you feel uncomfortable with the idea of promoting your business. Here's what you'll learn in this episode: Jennifer's business story - from PR to running her own personal branding business Why the best brands convey the ‘what'... READ MORE The post [149] How to define your personal brand with Jennifer Holloway appeared first on Janet Murray.

Episode 52 of the Graduate Job Podcast, is part of 1 of a 2 part retrospective where I include some of my favourite short clips from my previous 50 episodes. Every episode is of course a winner and packed full of great insights to help you get your dream job, but in these 2 specials, I wanted to pick out some short clips which I enjoy that you might not have come across before. We explore the importance of values with Jane Sunley and David Shindler, the criticality of having a ‘Why’ with motivational speaker Brad Burton, while Jennifer Holloway touches upon why it is crucial to be true to yourself in your job search. Career coaches John Lees and Richard Maun meanwhile share brilliant insights into how to network and have great conversations, which are going to turbo charge your job hunt. Karen Kelsky shares her thoughts on why getting a job can be like dating, before Simon Reichwald explores how you can differentiate yourself to ensure that you stand out in your job applications. No matter where you are in your jobsearch, this is an episode which you are not going to want to miss. As always, all links to everything we discuss and a full transcript are available in the show notes at www.graduatejobpodcast.com/greatesthits1.   Right, lets get straight to the good stuff, and part 1 of my greatest hits. MORE SPECIFICALLY IN THIS EPISODE YOU’LL LEARN ABOUT: Why you need think to think about the importance of your values BEFORE you start applying for work The ONE question to ask which is guaranteed to help you on your jobsearch Why getting a job is like dating How thinking about your personal brand can set you apart from all other candidates Why a 2:1 wont set you apart, and why differentiating yourself is so important to finding a graduate job The importance of having a ‘why’ that keeps you going as you look for work Why being yourself is crucial to finding a job which will make you happy in the long run

Personal Branding. What exactly does that mean and how can people and the organisations they represent benefit from have a strong personal brand? To get some answers, I’ve had a chat with Jennifer Holloway who makes a living out of Encouraging people in business to blow their own trumpet. Questions for Jennifer: Tell us about what you do? Personal branding - what are benefits to organisations? Is there a danger that people with strong personal brands within organisations have their own agendas as opposed to the company’s? If so, how do you overcome this? What’s a step-by-step guide to embedding personal branding in a talent development program in a company? Where do organisations get it wrong? What social channels are most important to personal branding? What’s the ROI on a personal brand and how do you measure it. Defined objectives? How do you manage and promote brand Jennifer Holloway? What are the best examples of personal brands out there in the corporate space? Quiz time! Jennifer defines the following concepts: - Personal brand - Professional brand - Personality brand - Thought leader - Influencer - Image - Celebrity Read the full article: http://linkhumans.com/podcast/personal-branding-business Subscribe on iTunes: http://bit.ly/linkhumanspodcast

In episode 12 of the Graduate Job Podcast I speak with bestselling author and PR and branding expert Jennifer Holloway, as we cover the topic of how to create your own personal brand. Jennifer shares why everyone needs to start thinking about their personal brand, no matter what your age or experience. She provides great insight into how you can begin to develop your personal brand, and the best ways for you to share it with the world. If you are a current student or recent graduate then this episode will ensure that you set yourself up for personal branding success. 

show notes News Jeff Weiner sells a fifth of his shares and nets a cool $10 million! You can read the detail here if you want to get green with envy! Facebook are rumoured to be planning a new 'Facebook at Work' service which could be a rival to LinkedIn. I'm undecided on whether this would be a good thing or not but I also doubt Facebook will follow through on it. LinkedIn launch a new 'Course Certifications' feature Commentary Following an acceptance of an invitation to connect from a profile that didn't look fake (OK the profile picture is terrible but I've seen much worse!) I then received the following message; I'm not going to deny it, for a brief second my heart skipped a beat! Then I did a quick check on Google and found plenty of articles about a very similar email scam from a couple of years ago. I also asked a shared connection called Sam Hooper who replied with the following; So it looks like I will have to wait a bit longer to find my multi millionaire benefactor after all......oh well! I have reported the profile and message to LinkedIn, it will be interesting to see how long it takes them to take the profile down - the header image of this post is a link to the profile so you can check for yourself! I have been busy building a new website which is focussed on small to medium businesses and winning new business on LinkedIn. This site will also have its own podcast which will partly be information and guidance on how to use LinkedIn for business development and partly a 'LinkedIn Serial' story every other week. This has been inspired by the awesome chart topping podcast Serial as well as Start-up (both can also be found on iTunes). I have always been a big fan of storytelling as a way to educate and inspire so I am going to be following a journey where I interview, coach and help a team of relatively new LinkedIn users. I am really excited about this project and I will keep you informed. I can't believe how cheap my course is on Udemy! Offer ends on Black Friday (thankfully!) Click above to get the offer. Question This weeks question was on voicemail and from Jennifer Holloway. In summary she wanted to know how to add an image to a status update instead of pulling the image from the website you are linking to. ANS = The secret is to paste in the link first and then delete the image by clicking on the X and then adding the image by clicking on the paperclip (see below) Thank you so much for listening, I really value your support and interest. As always I would welcome your feedback and questions. If you want to be on the show you can leave a comment by voicemail (right hand side of this page) or email me at mark@linkedinformed.com. Help me to promote the podcast It can be difficult to get noticed in iTunes and one thing that can really make a difference is reviews. If you enjoy the show please take a minute to write an honest review in iTunes, it would be most appreciated. Until next time....

We are extremely encouraged with the response to Block Podcast Episode 1 and with the number and variety of people who have expressed an interest in taking part either on a regular basis or, periodically when their area of expertise is required. episode 2 of the Block Podcast was recorded on the Friday 5th August and we were delighted to welcome some guests along to take part, let us introduce them to you: Evelyn Laurie, Principal, Red Marketing Paul McComish, CEO McComish Group John Stobbs, Director of Operations, Sap Service UK Also on the podcast we have Kenneth Martin, Managing Director, Block Architects and Gordon White, Managing Director, fatBuzz Ltd As you will probably gather, we had great fun recording the second episode of the podcast with some lively discussion and the odd bit of humour! We hope we have captured some really interesting content for you, here's some of the things we discuss during the podcast: • Live organ donation - nothing to do with building design or property by we thought, given Kenneth's experience, we would have a very brief chat about the very topical subject of payments for live organs. • Sustainability Statements - what's it all about and what are the associated costs and implications for house builders? • Zero carbon emissions - is it really achievable? • Solar panels as an investment - we look at the "Roof-for Rent" proposition and discuss some of the issues surrounding it • Insurance claims - what's the insurance company's view - Like-for-Like vs replacement with a sustainable solution • Social media in the property industry - how do you project your personal brand where we refer to the expert advice of Jennifer Holloway, Managing Director, Spark Branding • We also ask the question - Are CV's a thing of the past • Recruitment - Is there a shortage of skills? Are graduates ready for the workplace? Is there a better solution for training tradesmen in the future? We hope you enjoy the discussion on this podcast and, if you would like to take part in a future episode please email Gordon White or Kenneth Martin for a chat. We would also like to get some feedback from you about the podcast and suggestions for topics you would like us to cover; you can either leave them as a comment here on the blog or, on our Facebook Page at faceboo.com/blockarchitects