Podcast appearances and mentions of jenny bloom

Welcome to the College Parent Podcast! On this week's episode, RDs Sydney Giles and Emma Leonard interview Dr. Jenny Bloom, Professor in the Department of Educational Leadership and Research Methodology at FAU, about the benefits of students connecting to professional staff and resources on campus!

Who's Inspiring Impacts today? Jenny Bloom! Jenny Bloom, Ed.D. is a co-founder and leading expert on the Appreciative Advising and Appreciative Education movements. Tune in as Jenny speaks with host Dr. Lindsey Godwin about how appreciative advising can help students and advisors make inspiring impacts on themselves, each other, and the world. Jenny shares insights on how Appreciative Inquiry helps you reframe challenges into solutions and visions of success and how appreciative advising can increase retention and GPAs in college students. Then, she shares her vision for how Appreciative Inquiry will evolve into the future of education. Dr. Jenny Bloom joined the Department of Educational Leadership and Research Methodology at Florida Atlantic University in August 2015 as an Associate Professor and Coordinator of the Higher Education Leadership Master's Degree Program. As a co-founder of the Appreciative Advising and Appreciative Education movements, Jenny established the annual Appreciative Advising Summer Institute, the Appreciative Education Conference, an online Appreciative Advising course, the process for Certifying Appreciative Advisers, and other exciting initiatives. Jenny has co-authored 6 books, 6 book chapters, 31 articles, and even co-founded and serves as a section editor for the Journal of Appreciative Education (JAE). Episode Highlights: How Jenny discovered Appreciative Inquiry over 20 years ago and what inspired her to enter the field of advising. What it takes to integrate Appreciate Inquiry, advising, and education. The 6 phases of appreciative advising + example questions you can ask students. Shocking stats that show the impact of appreciative advising in higher education. How appreciative advising grew into a movement that inspires impact. Research studies that inspire Jenny the most about the impact of advisors adopting appreciative advising methods. The biggest impact appreciative advising has made on Jenny herself. Resources Mentioned: Incorporating Appreciative Inquiry into Academic Advising by Jennifer Bloom and Nancy Archer Martin (2002) https://journals.psu.edu/mentor/article/view/61701/61346 The Appreciative Advising Revolution by Jennifer Bloom, Bryant Hutson, and Ye He: https://bit.ly/46defYH FAU Office of Appreciative Education: https://www.fau.edu/education/centersandprograms/oae Inspiring Quotes: “90% of the people who've met with an appreciative advisor, and this was a voluntary thing… were eligible to return the following semester after they've come back off of dismissal, versus 33% of the other students who did not meet with an appreciative advisor.” “The sustained impact is, I think, really important. It's not about a one year blip going up… it's looking at this data over time that really matters.” “Appreciative advising is not just a powerful framework for enhancing interactions between advisors and students, it's a framework for how you build good relationships with other people, whether they be students or your supervisor or your colleague.” What is Appreciative Inquiry? Appreciative Inquiry, sometimes referred to as “the other AI”, is one of the best kept secrets behind meaningful and lasting change at organizations. The AI approach is strength-based, meaning it focuses on identifying and leveraging successes to solve problems, rather than focusing on trying to fix individual failures. Did this episode inspire or impact you? Want to make an impact on us? If so, SHARE this episode with a friend, leave us a 5-star rating on Apple Podcasts, and follow Inspiring Impacts wherever you listen to podcasts!

Today is a first for UP. We share our favorite use case for Tegus - connecting our partners with industry legends! We sit down with Jenny Bloom (former CFO of MailChimp and Zapier) and Akash Khanolkar (Co-Founder of Octane). We get a great deep dive into how MailChimp and Zapier became successful. We get into how Jenny was able to lead and make pivotal decisions along the way. For any SaaS business leader, this is a great podcast to listen to. IOHO! (In our honest opinion!) Topics Include: Jenny Bloom's intro - Starting as a fractional CFO, spending 14 years at MailChimp as CFO (but also many other roles) and Zapier Akash's background (Octane) MailChimp started as a web design company's side project in 2000 Zapier was a startup at the University of Missouri and got into Y Combinator Building a long-lasting company with no exit in mind, no startup funding People are your biggest asset and cost Teaching your employees financial terms so they spend wisely for the company Integrating their platform when automation was a standard in the industry Going through Covid Financial learnings from a SaaS business It's always about your plan Jenny's songs are...Earth, Wind & Fire - September & Kelly Clarkson - Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You) Akash's song is Billy Joel - Piano Man Sponsors: Tegus Research My Marketplace Builder Links: Thomas McGannon LinkedIn Follow us on social media: Like and subscribe and all that stuff...stay in touch as we will have exciting updates and content soon... @uppodpod Twitter @uppodpod Instagram UP YouTube Channel up-pod.com (Now with ListenNotes for transcripts of each episode) Email us: show@up-pod.com,

In Episode 66 of the Adventures in Advising podcast, you'll hear interviews with:Mykel Beorchia -  Utah State UniversityDr. Shawn Ryan - Chico State And Dr. Jenny Bloom from Florida Atlantic University guest hosts! Purchase your very own NACADA Portland Conference pin! Proceeds go to fund the conference Art Exhibition!  We have merch! Check out our Merch store for shirts, hoodies, stickers, coffee mugs and more!Register for the NACADA Annual Conference and book your hotel!The Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and TikTok handle for the podcast is @AdvisingPodcastCheck out and bookmark the Adventures in Advising website!Also, subscribe to our Adventures in Advising YouTube Channel!You can find Matt on Linkedin.The Kingdom Investor | PodcastTake your generosity to the next level, impact more lives and build a godly legacy! Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify Smells Like HumansLike spending time with funny friends talking about curious human behavior. Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

Você sabia que Beyoncé tem feat com Justin Timberlake? Luísa Sonza com Rennan da Penha? Ou até Lady Gaga com Cher? Neste episódio, caçamos na nossa memória os feats que ninguém lembra que existem e para ajudar nessa busca, convidamos as drag queens Jenny Bloom e Mary Onnet. • Apoia-se: https://apoia.se/diskbicha • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/diskbicha/ • Twitter: https://twitter.com/DiskBicha • E-Mail: diskbicha@gmail.com + LINKS: https://linktr.ee/diskbicha S4TAN e Duda Dello Russo apresentam toda semana o melhor da música de forma leve e bem humorada. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jenny Bloom, Former CFO of Zapier and MailChimp, is a global financial executive with over 30 years of experience in public, private, and startup organisations throughout a variety of industries. She has spent the last 20 years as a CFO scaling SaaS companies, and along with finance, she also led the people, legal, facilities, events, and administrative functions. She was with MailChimp for 14 years and was with Zapier for 6 years before retiring in Jan 2022. Jenny is currently doing some advisory work and is looking for a couple of board roles. Your host is Guy Hutchinson and this podcast was brought to you by Startup CFO. https://startupcfo.tech/ Audio: WatR - Whipped Cream PIXABAY LICENSE CERTIFICATE ============================================== Licensor's Username: http://pixabay.com/users/itswatr-12344345/ Audio File Title: WatR - Whipped Cream Audio File URL: http://pixabay.com/music/beats-watr-whipped-cream-10152/

Jenny Bloom (Zapier, MailChimp) recently retired as CFO of Zapier, a technology startup that helps businesses automate their workflows. Jenny has decades of experience working as CFO for bootstrapped tech startups like Zapier and Mailchimp.  In this episode of Ventured Growth with Hercules Capital, Eddie Lopez and Jenny Bloom discuss Jenny's experience in the startup world, how she helped grow Zapier to a $5B valuation with only $1.3M in VC funding, tips for staying lean during periods of hypergrowth, and much more.  Topics Include:Jenny's journey from corporate accounting and finance to CFO at major startups. The role of CFOs at tech startups. The value of investing in learning and development for your staff. The importance of building relationships as a CFO. Bootstrapping vs funding. Three tips for startups with growth models similar to MailChimp and Zapier. The importance of simplicity and automation. How to create a financially frugal company culture. And other topics…     Jenny Bloom retired as the CFO of Zapier at the end of 2021. Before her role at Zapier, Jenny spent several years in corporate jobs in industries from retail and hospitality to the automotive industry with Saab Cars USA. In 2002, Jenny started a CPA practice, Bloom & Associates, LLC, that focused on outsourcing CFO services for technology startups. This was where she connected with the founders of MailChimp. Jenny went on to work as the CFO of MailChimp for six years before starting at Zapier. Jenny lives and works in Atlanta, Georgia.  *Correction – Zapier received $1.3M in VC funding, slightly more than was mentioned in the podcast.Want to connect with Hercules Capital? Reach out to us online!Website – https://www.htgc.com/LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/company/hercules-capital/

In this episode, Jenny Bloom, the Chief Financial Officer at Zapier shares her learnings as a seasoned finance executive at multiple fast-growing tech companies. She chats with us about how to support team members during remote work, how Zapier has adapted throughout the downturn, and their plans for growth in 2021.

Zapier has grown to over $50 million in annual recurring revenue, with only $1.3 million in venture funding. CFO Jenny Bloom explains why she doesn’t believe in fundraising, how tech companies have evolved since the 1990s, and why she loves working in a fully remote company.

LIGHTS! LIGHTS! AND MORE LIGHTS!Wendy and Joe bring you another Artist Spotting episode, and this time we have the deLIGHTful Jenny Bloom. Take a listen to the episode to understand why there are so many LIGHT puns. And of course, RuPaul! Support Art Time of the Month by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/art-time-of-the-monthFind out more at https://art-time-of-the-month.pinecast.coThis podcast is powered by Pinecast.

ISHTA Yoga teacher and Polarity practitioner Jenny Bloom makes another wonderful appearance on the pod. We discuss how we evolve through practice and how that evolution can help your relationships, and helps make better teachers. I mention Shuddhananda Bharati, a tantra yogi who influenced ISHTA Yoga founder Alan Finger. Please support Peter's Podcast on Patreon. It's the donation box at the door of this yoga class! Namaste

In this episode, I catch up with frequent podcast accomplice Jenny Bloom. Jenny just got back from Asia and we talk about everything from grass-mowing bulls to flying monkey gods. I mention the ISHTA Masters Training that I'm a part of in March Please support the podcast on Patreon and rate it on your phone or at iTunes. Thank you! Namaste

In this episode, I discuss living creatively, and what Siddhartha got right, with Jenny Bloom. Jenny Bloom is an eternal creative and all her work is born from that seed. She is a senior teacher at ISHTA yoga. She teaches yoga privately, mentors, and is building her Polarity Therapy practice. She does Strategic Brand Consultations in New York City. To reach her, email jenny@superbloom.nyc Come to France! Be a part of our retreat, "Yoga and the Art of Living Creatively." See peterferko.com/France2018 for details. Please support Peter's Podcast on Patreon! Your support is what keeps this in your ears. Please rate and/or review the podcast. You can do it right from your phone. Thank you!

On today’s podcast, I get to talk with one of my favorite guests, Jenny Bloom, an ISHTA yoga teacher and strategic brand consultant. Jenny and I tackle the challenge of dealing with the daily news and living in the yoga way. Then I take you to meditation class. I share my lecture about how to find happiness by understanding the power of intention, the power of vibration, and the power of love. Then, in case you’d like to join in the meditation, I include the practice I discuss in the lecture. Enjoy! I need you to support this podcast to keep it ad-free. See patreon.com/peterspodcast for details. We extended the early bird special for our yoga retreat to France. You don't want to miss this one: PeterFerko.com/France2018. And everything else me is at peterferko.com I mention a project that is funding yoga teacher training in Arabic for a school in Palestine. The link is here.

Today on the podcast, I speak with Wendy Newton, my wife and a yoga master. Listeners have commented how much you like our breakfast table chats. I hope you like this one, too. I learned some fun new things about Wendy myself in this one as she shared her story of coming to yoga as a teenager! We mention Wendy's teachers Alan Finger and Heather Principe. Then, I catch up with Jenny Bloom, and we talk about the #metoo moment in light of yoga insights. I hope you enjoy it. I’m very excited to announce a summer retreat, led by Ulrica Norberg, Wendy Newton, and myself in Normandy, France this summer, August 14-18. It’s called Yoga and the Art of Living Creatively. Details are available at peterferko.com/france2018. I’m also heading to the Caribbean for an Easter retreat with Petra Rakebrandt. Details will be coming soon. I’m also teaching a Meditation Training with my own teacher Alan Finger and Sarah Finger, who appeared on a previous podcast. The meditation training is this Friday, December 15. I’m teaching a 300-hr teacher training at ISHTA in January. I also teach regular asana and meditation classes there. See ISHTAYOGA.com for details. Finally, I’m using Patreon to offer opportunities to work with me one on one. You can subscribe for a mantra session or for an hour video private. Of course, as they say on public radio, I hope you’ll subscribe at any level, just because you value Peter’s Podcast. Go to Patreon.com/peterspodcast.

Yogiraj Wendy Newton and I talk about the nature of love and how to find it! Jenny Bloom and I start today's episode. I ask Jenny to share her experience after I gave her a personal mantra – just like you can if you subscribe at Patreon at the Mantra level. (You should subscribe at any level!) Then, Wendy and I have a deep conversation about finding and staying in love. We discuss the book Yoga of the Nine Emotions, by Peter Marchand, where he talks about love and beauty, or shingara in Sanskrit. I also mention Mandy Len Catron's article and book about how to fall in love with anyone. Please rate the podcast to help spread the word! There are instructions here.

Today, I talk to regular podcast contributor Jenny Bloom, who is an ISHTA Yoga teacher and a strategic brand consultant. We discuss finding peaceful relationship with your self, with others, and with the world; and we talk about Peace Pilgrim, an activist who walked across America between 1951 and 1981 spreading a message of personal and world peace. Please rate this podcast, to help spread the word. On your iPhone, you can scroll down to ratings from the main Show page (the one with all the episodes). The simple instructions are also here on my website. Help fund this work by subscribing at Patreon. You can contribute at any level you like and get cool rewards, too. Plus you help this information get into your own two ears. Peter has a lot going on at ISHTA Yoga these days, including classes and trainings. Come visit!

In today's episode, I tackle the onslaught of bad news. I start with an essay I wrote in response to a frustrated yoga teacher's blog. (You can find the essay here). Then I talk with ISHTA yoga teacher, strategic brand consultant, and regular podcast contributor Jenny Bloom about all the topics in this month's news. Plus we touch on dealing with lousy bosses, not-quite-right romances, and people on the other end of the political spectrum from you. You can post comments or ask me questions under the show notes at Simplecast. If you enjoy this podcast, please tell your friends, and support me on Patreon for bonuses, and because it's a cool thing to do in the days of socially-conscious consuming! Thanks for listening. Find out more about my work, my classes, and other interesting tidbits at peterferko.com

In today’s episode, we discuss purpose, happiness, apprenticeship, and making choices. In our first segment, Jenny and I talk about the tradition of learning from a master, like craftspeople traditionally have done. In our second segment, Jenny and I consider the challenges of knowing what to do for work. We touch on the difference between wanting something from the “me” center versus finding what you love at your essence. We also discuss what you can do, based on the nuances of dharma and karma, which is like fate, but different from fatalism. I conclude with what some might call a rant about the marketplace and how it isn't very good at helping people execute their passions, because it favors certain kinds of work over others. I use Michael Moore's film Where to Invade Next for some examples. I highly recommend seeing it, if you haven't yet. I mention ISHTA Yoga, where Jenny and I both teach classes, and I teach workshops and trainings. I also mention the book, Do What You Love, the Money Will Follow, by Marsha Sinetar. Finally, I bring up, but not by name, the musical artist turned yogi; the late Anant Jesse. Please support my podcast by contributing on Patreon.com. Doing so helps me avoid running ads for things like mattresses and food products and feels like an authentic way to ask you to value the information and time it takes to make Peter's Podcast. Thank you for your support!

Be a fly on the wall as Jenny and I discuss the background of several yoga techniques and the treasure that comes from practicing them. We talk about the way Tantra describes our limited universe and how life becomes like a card game that can be rewarding as well as challenging. We mention a practice called arohan-awarohan and how it balances the the gunas of nature, rajas and tamas, to help you maintain sattva, or graceful living. There, you can experience life like you're floating on an inflatable raft at the beach. I mention that metaphor is from Alan Finger, our teacher at ISHTA Yoga, who is an ongoing source of inspiration for me. I wanted to invite you to become a subscriber to Peter's Podcast. By that I mean sign up to download it regularly from wherever you get your podcasts, but also to support Peter’s Podcast on Patreon.com. Patreon is a great funding site that let’s me make this podcast without the need for product advertisements, which I think is nicer for both of us. You can subscribe there for any amount you like. I have a special Subscriber level at a dollar, but you can choose more or less to set your own value for this information and the effort it takes to make Peter’s Podcast. If you have comments, you can make them in the show notes at peterspodcast.simplecast.fm. Thanks for listening!

In today's episode, I discuss a yogic approach to political realities with Wendy Newton and Jenny Bloom. We tackle how to be concerned about what's going on while operating from a place of balance. We touch on some current events, like the travel ban and this summer's controversial Julius Caesar. We also try to clarify the distinction between the nature of the universe to oscillate between action and withdrawal and our role as the conscious actors within those oscillations. I decided not to interrupt my podcast with advertisements, so if you like it, please support it on Patreon, a wonderful artist-funding web community. You can support the podcast at any level you like. Various levels will soon get you cool rewards, like questions on the podcast, a decal of me as a motorcycling meditator, and a temporary tattoo of Like Happiness, but More Permanent. See Patreon.com/peterspodcast for details. Learn more about me at www.peterferko.com. And please share the podcast with friends who you think would appreciate it. Special thanks to my student and friend, photographer Francesco Sapienza who took my logo photo.

In today's episode, I chat with Jenny Bloom about what the Yoga Sutras describe as keys to staying balanced when confronted by challenges with the people you encounter. These could be people who are out to harm you, but we also have trouble staying contented around people who are happy, sad, or successful. Jenny and I also discuss what it means to be a yogi; what karma is — and why it's not good or bad; and how looking for happiness in things outside you is a mind trick. I decided not to interrupt my podcast with advertisements, so if you like it, please support it on Patreon, a wonderful artist-funding web community. You can support the podcast at any level you like. Various levels will soon get you cool rewards, like questions on the podcast, a decal of me as a motorcycling meditator, and a temporary tattoo of Like Happiness, but More Permanent. See Patreon.com/peterspodcast for details. Learn more about me at www.peterferko.com. And please share the podcast with friends who you think would appreciate it. Special thanks to my student and friend, photographer Francesco Sapienza who took my logo photo.

This is our inaugural episode, where we introduce the broader scope of yoga and meditation. I am joined by yogini Jenny Bloom, a student of mine who is now a teacher. We discuss santosha, a yoga concept that defines happiness as contentment with what is. Jenny notes that my line about happiness could make a good tattoo, so we're going to make that a Patreon reward! We go deeply into how you can be okay with what is while being deeply engaged with life. We also talk about where happiness comes from, and the temporary nature of the joy of online shopping. I also share a little of my own history, about how I found yoga as a parallel to the joy I found in the arts. I quote my teacher Alan Finger of ISHTA Yoga, who initiated me as a yoga master (Yogiraj) and continues to serve as a source of inspiration. If you like this podcast, please support it on Patreon. You can subscribe there at any level you like. Various levels get you cool rewards, like shoutouts on the podcast, a decal of me as a motorcycling meditator, and a temporary tattoo of Like Happiness, but More Permanent. See Patreon.com/peterspodcast for details. Learn more about me at www.peterferko.com. Special thanks to my student and friend, photographer Francesco Sapienza who took my logo photo.

Cinema mavens and festival directors Jenny Bloom and Landon Zakheim give us the lowdown on the inaugural Stanley Film Festival, taking place May 2-5, 2013 at the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park. 119: Stanley Film Festival: Oh, the Rocky Horror!Denver Diatribe

Joining Ron and Vanessa in our fancy new WKRP studio this week are Matt Campbell and Jenny Bloom. Matt is a programming director for the Starz Denver Film Festival, which is currently underway in our fair Queen City. Its greatness is what inspired Jenny and friend Katie Shapiro to start the Reel Social Club, whose […] Denver Diatribe 52: The mile high movie mania editionDenver Diatribe