Podcast appearances and mentions of Jeremy Bernard

Former White House Social Secretaries from multiple administrations recently traveled to Dallas for a special Engage at the Bush Center, presented by NexPoint event.Amy Zantzinger, social secretary for President and Mrs. Bush, and Jeremy Bernard, social secretary for President and Mrs. Obama, joined host Andrew Kaufmann beforehand to discuss the responsibilities of their job, their favorite White House events, and the lessons they learned in this important role.Hear more from Amy and Jeremy on this episode of The Strategerist, presented by the George W. Bush Presidential Center.Related content: A Conversation with White House Social Secretaries

As part the Engage at the Bush Center series presented by Nexpoint, a panel of former White House Social Secretaries shared insights and behind-the-scenes stories about entertaining at the White House. Moderated by Anita McBride, the panel featured Jeremy Bernard, former White House Social Secretary to President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama; Gahl Hodges Burt, former White House Social Secretary to President Ronald Reagan and First Lady Nancy Reagan; and Amy Zantzinger, former White House Social Secretary to President Bush and Mrs. Laura Bush. Related: A Conversation with White House Social Secretaries

from the archives- Lea Burnam and Jeremy Bernard, who served as Social Secretary for the George W. Bush and Barack Obama administrations, respectively, talk about their book "Treating People Well: The Extraordinary Power of Civility at Work and in Life."

Join The Husbands (Paul Katami and Jeff Zarrillo) for a very special Valentine's Day episode of “The Husbands” podcast when we welcome author and former White House Social Secretary for the Obamas, Jeremy Bernard. You can tune in right here or on UBNGo.com. Please subscribe, rate, and share where ever you download your podcasts. You can purchase the book on Amazon.

Amerikanerne går til valg tirsdag d. 3. november, og uanset om det bliver genvalg til Donald Trump eller sejr til demokraternes Joe Biden vil udfaldet få en række konsekvenser for bl.a. finansmarkederne, verdensøkonomien, den menige amerikaner og samarbejdet med Europa. På dette webinar svarer chefanalytiker Kim Fæster, chefstrateg Ib Fredslund og journalist og radiovært Jesper Bæhrenz (som er bosat i USA)  på spørgsmål fra deltagerne og kommer med deres bud på, hvordan verden kommer til at se ud på bagkant af præsidentvalget.Vi taler også Heini Zachariassen, CEO og medstifter af verdens største vin-app Vivino, om det at drive forretning i USA under Trump.Og så sætter den demokratiske fundraiser Jeremy Bernard, som var White House Social Secretary under Obama fra 2011-15, ord på pengenes magt og vigtighed i en præsidenvalgkamp.Hør eksperternes bud på bl.a. nedenstående spørgsmål og en lang række andre emner:Hvilken betydning har det for aktiekurserne, hvem der vinder præsidentvalget?Hvilken udenrigspolitisk linje vil Biden føre?Hvordan ser den menige amerikaner på valget og de to kandidater?Hvordan vil dollarkursen og olieprisen udvikle sig?Skal man sælge sine amerikanske aktier før valget?Hvordan bliver verdenshandlen påvirket under Trump/Biden? 

A guide to personal and professional empowerment through civility and social skills, written by two White House Social Secretaries who offer an important fundamental message—everyone is important and everyone deserves to be treated well.

A guide to personal and professional empowerment through civility and social skills, written by two White House Social Secretaries who offer an important fundamental message—everyone is important and everyone deserves to be treated well.

LAS HABILIDADES SOCIALES NO SUELEN SER PRIORIDAD PARA MUCHOS, PERO SON NECESARIAS PARA QUE LAS PERSONAS A NUESTRO ALREDEDOR NOS APOYEN Y NO SE CONVIERTAN EN UN OBSTÁCULO INNECESARIO Esta idea sobre Relaciones Remarcables fue extraída de "Tratando bien a las personas" (Treating People Well) por Lea Berman y Jeremy Bernard. Este título enseña el fino arte de tratar bien a los demás por medio de historias, ejemplos y principios que podemos aplicar para crear y fortalecer lazos con amigos, familia, compañeros de trabajo y cualquier persona que conviva con nosotros. Recomendamos todas las ideas de este libro a cualquier persona interesada en mejorar sus habilidades sociales y a líderes encargados de la atención a clientes, ventas, clima laboral o desarrollo de alianzas. Algo útil para dialogar ¿Qué es lo más difícil de hacer cuando no tienes el apoyo de otras personas? ¿Te sirvió esta idea? Propágala para que más personas descubran de dónde vienen las buenas ideas. Suscríbete en ideasinfalibles.com o visita ideasinfalibles.com/premium para conseguir resúmenes completos.

Dennis visits the Los Angeles home of Jeremy Bernard, former White House Social Secretary under President Obama and co-author of the book Treating People Well, which he wrote with Lea Berman, Social Secretary under George W. Bush. Jeremy talks about how the idea of writing the book came about, being the first man to serve in the position of Social Secretary, interviewing for the job with Michelle Obama and the running joke he has with the Obamas about his dancing. He also discusses the Obama's goal of inviting as many different people to the White House as possible, how his sexual orientation affected his job or not, meeting the Obamas back in the 2008 election, making the decision to leave and his biggest screw-up. Other topics include: growing up in Texas, his favorite memories of President Obama, living in DC, the scarcity of White House souvenirs, working with the White House calligraphers, getting Prince to the White House, meeting Frank Sinatra at Don Rickles' house, remembering people's names, the tip Anna Wintour gave him, the deliciousness of Shake Shack, being e-mail buddies with Aretha Frankln, his favorite room in the White House, the power of President Clinton's charisma, coming out to his parents and that time he slipped and fell in front of the First Lady.  https://www.treatingpeoplewellbook.com/  

In this week’s “A Reagan Forum” we go back to June 6, 2018 when the Reagan Foundation welcomed former White House Social Secretaries Lea Berman, who served George and Laura Bush, and Jeremy Bernard, who served Barack and Michelle Obama. They came to the Reagan Library to discuss their new book, “Treating People Well: The Extraordinary Power of Civility at Work and in Life.”

Becky and Elizabeth get started on the 2019 Reading Challenge by reading an Amish Romance! We talk about: Winter Story Times; Winter Teen Tuesdays; Self-Publishing Workshop; Altered book workshops; Library changes; Karl's going away party; The Four Tendencies by Gretchen Rubin; Treating People Well by Lea Berman and Jeremy Bernard;  The Crossroad by Beverly Lewis; The Parting by Beverly Lewis; and more!  contact us at epartridge@mylongview.com

If you feel unsure of yourself in social settings, if you’d like to get along more easily with others, or if you want to break through to a new level of cooperation with your boss and coworkers, this is the conversation for you.

Jennifer Hill speaks with past White House Social Secretaries, Lea Berman & Jeremy Bernard, about their new book: “Treating People Well.” Lea and Jeremy share the tips that had them be successful at the White House and beyond. They offer advice for landing an internship at the White House and the reasons why some people were not hired at the White House. treatingpeoplewellbook.com/about-1/ Lea Berman served as White House Social Secretary from 2004-2007, was Chief of Staff to Second Lady Lynne Cheney from 2002-2003 and previously, Social Secretary to the Vice President. She has worked at the Center for Strategic and International Studies at Georgetown University, and the National Republican Senatorial Committee, and ran her own fundraising and event planning business. She is the creator of the blog America's Table, and lives in Washington, DC. Jeremy Bernard was the first male and first gay White House Social Secretary. He has been the senior advisor to the US Ambassador in France and also the White House Liaison to the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH). He has worked on various political campaigns, including the 1992 Clinton for President Campaign and the 1993 and 2009 Presidential Inaugural Committees, and was appointed by President Clinton to the Presidential Advisory Committee on the Arts of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. He is a member of the Pacific Council on International Policy.

  AViD author Lea Berman joins special guest host Laura Rowley on the newest episode of the DMPL Podcast! She co-wrote Treating People Well with Jeremy Bernard. Both served as White House Social Secretaries - Berman under President George W. Bush and Bernard under President Barack Obama. During the interview, she talks about why she sees civility and manners as something that needs to be discussed in the current day and age. She also shares a couple of stories from her time at the White House.   Berman and Jeremy Bernard will be at the Central Library as part of the 2018 AViD series on Tuesday, May 15, at 7:00 PM.   Music credits: "Young, Tough and Terrible" by The Losers / CC BY-NC

Two former White House Social Secretaries joined us on the pod this week — Lea Berman of the Bush 43 White House and Jeremy Bernard of the Obama White House. They both shared fascinating insight on the politics of event planning and the excitement of programming on the biggest stage in the world.

Jeremy Bernard is here to teach us all to be nice with his new book “Treating People Well: The Extraordinary Power of Civility at Work and in Life”. Lets be honest, some of us could use the refresher course.

The White House. The Oval Office. Trump, one year later. Oh, what a year! And they said it wouldn't last. This week on TALKish, The Halli Casser-Jayne Show Allan J. Lichtman, author of THE CASE FOR IMPEACHMENT returns to the show to talk politics, Trump, Mueller, impeachment and how Trump's presidency has effected these United States. In the second half-hour, the authors of TREATING PEOPLE WELL, former White House social secretaries Lea Berman and Jeremy Bernard. Is civility a thing of the past in the brash age of Trump?Distinguished Professor of History at American University, Allan J. Lichtman, has correctly forecasted thirty years of presidential outcomes. And he continued his forecasting winning streak in the fall of 2016 when he predicted that Donald J. Trump would defeat the heavily favored Democrat, Hillary Clinton, to win the presidential elections. The pollsters wish they could have fared as well. Hillary acolytes wish he had broken his winning streak. Then in his bestselling book THE CASE FOR IMPEACHMENT, Professor Lichtman turned his focus to President Donald Trump and his next forecast – that it is not a question of IF President Trump will be impeached but a question of WHEN! Now on the year anniversary of President Trump's inauguration, Lichhtman remains convinced that President Trump's days are numbered and that an impeachment investigation will be launched. In his updated version of his national bestseller, THE CASE FOR IMPEACHMENT, Professor Lichtman lays out the factors that will lead to Trump's removal from office and assesses how Trump's first year in office has strengthened the case for his impeachment, and goes so far as to explain in detail exactly how he could be removed from office. In the age of Trump is civility dead or just temporarily out-of-fashion? Maybe it's a lost art one day to be recovered.Two people out to make civility fashionable again are former White House social secretaries Lea Berman, who served President George Bush and former First Lady Laura Bush, and Jeremy Bernard, who served President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama. Together they have written TREATING PEOPLE WELL, THE EXTRAORDINARY POWER OF CIVILITY IN WORK AND IN LIFE, a guide to personal and professional empowerment through civility and social skills, a book that conveys an important fundamental message—everyone is important and everyone deserves to be treated well -- not a book of old school etiquette. For lovers of White House history, this is a treasure of never-before-published anecdotes as they describe pearl-clutching moments with presidents and first ladies both a fun and informative book, and dishy too.The White House and Trump one year later with Professor Allan Lichtman and Civility in these uncivil times on TALKish, The Halli Casser-Jayne Show. For more about the show visit Halli Casser-Jayne dot com.

WHC Insider's Tammy Haddad talks with two Former White House social secretaries about their new book on civility and social skills, "Treating People Well: The Extraordinary Power of Civility at Work and in Life." Lea Berman, who worked for George and Laura Bush, and Jeremy Bernard, who worked for Michelle and Barack Obama, are the ultimate White House Insiders. Join us as we talk about how to deal with awkward situations, how to not take things personally or too seriously, and how not to behave while a guest at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

Long ago, grace and civility were things you taught children in a fancy academy. Strangely, that practice seems to have been a vital part of our society, as civility levels are critically low.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rachel Greenberg interviews White House Social Secretaries Jeremy Bernard and Lea Berman

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