Podcast appearances and mentions of Jeremy Gilley

We're dropping this episode on the United Nation's International Day of Peace. A day that actor, filmmaker, activist, Jeremy Gilley set out to create in 1999 and achieved. Big ideas are hard. How he managed to pull this off is fascinating. But now nearly 25 years later we talk about what makes us optimistic, pessimistic and motivated about the world today. And there's one quote from Jeremy late in the episode that is sticking with me. “If greed got us into this mess then maybe greed is what gets us out.” This is a frenetic 40 minutes about how to take on big ideas, how to find your passion and how to leave the world better than you found it.   Visit https://peaceoneday.org/Main/ for more info.

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In this episode, we embark on an inspirational journey with Jeremy Gilley, MBE, the Founder of Peace One Day, as he shares his extraordinary vision for a world filled with inspiration and positivity. Jeremy not only champions peace but also seeks to uplift spirits through a unique video platform dedicated to showcasing inspiring content. Join us as he unveils his vision for this platform and explains how it aligns with the broader mission of spreading hope and unity. Discover how Jeremy's awe-inspiring campaigns, influential partnerships, and the annual Peace Day have solidified Peace One Day's brand as a beacon of positivity. His emphasis on measurable impact and passionate advocacy makes the dream of a better world through inspiration an attainable and motivating goal. Join us for an uplifting exploration of how Jeremy Gilley, a true visionary, is not only branding peace but also creating a platform that radiates positivity and empowers individuals to make a meaningful impact on the world. This episode is a reminder that inspiration can be a powerful catalyst for change. Check out it out: https://peaceoneday.org/

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In episode 7 of Kofi Time, podcast host Ahmad Fawzi welcomes two special guests, Hajer Sharief and Jeremy Gilley, to discuss the importance of youth inclusion in global challenges and peacebuilding. Over half of the world's population is under the age of 30 and youth are disproportionately affected by conflict, climate change and unemployment, yet they are rarely consulted. Sharing their experiences of meeting and working with Kofi Annan, Hajer and Jeremy highlight Kofi Annan's ability to connect with young people, giving them a voice and treating them as true counterparts. Kofi Annan knew young people can be powerful agents of change. What can we learn from the 'Kofi Annan way' and how can we ensure youth are included in decision-making? About Hajer Sharief: Hajer Sharief is a Libyan human rights advocate and the co-founder of “Together we build it.” Hajer promotes the participation of women and youth in peacebuilding efforts in Libya. She was selected by the UN Secretary-General to serve as a member of the Advisory Group of Experts for the Progress Study on Youth, Peace and Security mandated by UNSCR 2250. Hajer is also one of the twelve UN Women Champions on Women, Peace, Security and Human Rights and one of the twelve Extremely Together Young Leaders. About Jeremy Gilley: Actor and filmmaker, Jeremy Gilley is best known for founding Peace One Day. A passionate advocate, Jeremy has made it his mission to ensure that war-torn countries work towards a state of peace. Since establishing the foundation, Jeremy has pioneered vital work in countries torn apart by conflict and made a difference to the lives of many. Throughout his career, Jeremy has been highly rewarded for his commitment to a peaceful world. In 2008 he received the 2008 Campaigner of the Year award and the Cinema for Peace Award for the Most Inspirational Film of the Year. Later in 2010 he was rewarded with the Wateler Peace Prize from the Carnegie Foundation. He has also been the recipient of the Lennon-Ono Grant for Peace, Champions of Peace Award and the Africa Peace Award.

September 21, 2020 - Contemporary IssuesTopic: International Day of PeaceThis audio contains a TED Talk by Jeremy Gilley, used under Creative Commons license (CC BY–NC–ND). View Jeremy's talk on its own below.See the live video from Des Moines’ observance of the 2020 International Day of Peace here or embedded below.contemporary_issues_2020-09-21.mp3File Size:51041 kbFile Type:mp3Download File [...]

Jim is taking us on a great journey through the commercial world of motorsports from his humble beginnings in UK motorsports to his career in Formula 1 to Formula E now. He is one of the most creative and talented commercial guys in Motorsports I know. His thinking and approach for how to create stories and sponsorship programs works for any sports. As a “commercial guy”, I love this talk.  Anyone can sell a hot property, like the FIFA World Cup, the Team or athlete that just won a big Championship. In that space, it's less about creativity but about managing the demand and getting top value for the client/property.  When you sell a back/mid-table team or a new franchise, you have to be a whole lot more creative and come up with new angles. Jim is a master of that.  Enjoy the lessons and give us your feedback.   Key Highlights His passion for motorsports from his teens and how he got into it step by step His knack for the commercial side of the business His Williams F1 racing days under Sir Frank Williams, incredible learning BMW and Williams F1 team deal, the learning and stories around it Hundreds of Millions of Dollars of deals but even the little deals count Learning how people treat other people Power of B2B part in sponsorship Switch to Formula E, difficult start but as usual staying focused on the end goal always works Difference in budgets between F1 and Formula E How to sell Formula E, the story book, do your home work on the client Andretti Autosport, going beyond traditional motorsports revenue The difference between selling commercial rights for a Winning team vs others (Mahindra Formula E story) How to sell sponsorships in the new world after Covid-19 Current plans to get Formula E back on the track     About A marketing professional with a proven and quantifiable track record for sponsorship sales, particularly in motorsport, Jim Wright is a sports fan with a finely honed talent for creating mutually beneficial opportunities and making partnerships happen using strategic vision techniques.   Having started his career upon completion of a Business Studies degree, Wright moved from team management and logistics in to the commercial side of motor sport working for the fledgling ATS F1 team in 1980/81 before accepting an offer from Eddie Jordan to help grow his eponymous team.   Through the acquisition of team sponsorship and trade partnerships, Jordan was able to hire race winning drivers and move his team to the forefront of international racing below Formula 1. Wright was the driving force behind this strategy and he also worked with the ebullient Irishman on driver management, starting the Eddie Jordan Management business.   After five years with Eddie Jordan, Jim was recruited by Cellnet, then Britain's fastest growing mobile phone network to set up and manage a strategic motor sport division of their marketing department aimed at creating awareness and commercial opportunity for Cellnet as the mobile phone market emerged in the UK. Alongside this commitment, Wright developed his own agency to service other motor sport clients including drivers, championship promoters and car constructors. This business was a great success, particularly in Japan where Wright delivered the single biggest sponsorship of the booming Japanese F3000 championship with the Promise financial services company and Reynard Racing Cars.   Wright's exploits were noticed by Frank Williams and in 1994 Jim Wright was offered an opportunity to head up sponsorship sales for the Rothmans Williams Renault F1 team, an opportunity that he could not turn down. Having landed his first deal within 10 days of joining Frank's team, Wright quickly emerged as a real force and within 14 months of joining Williams he was asked by Frank Williams to be the Head of Marketing & Sponsorship, a position that Wright held for the next 11 years. During this term, Williams created the Senior Management Group – a core of five key executives who reported to the shareholders, Frank Williams and Patrick Head through monthly Board meetings and Wright represented the company's commercial interests at these meetings.   Before he left Williams in 2006, Wright was directly responsible for introducing and/or negotiating more than 200 million dollars of commercial income to the team and he built a commercial reputation for the Williams F1 team based upon principles laid down by Frank Williams of fairness, transparency honesty and integrity. Those principles endure today, both at Williams and through the Anglo Svenska operation.   Having worked with Gerhard Berger through the BMW partnership with Williams, Wright was recruited by Berger upon his completion of the purchase of a shareholding in the Toro Rosso F1 team and Wright moved his family to Monte Carlo to begin work on this project. When Berger sold his shareholding back to Red Bull at the end of the 2008 season, Jim was asked to work on a CSR programme with Keke and Nico Rosberg which was concluded when Virgin made Wright their first commercial hire for their start up F1 team which was awarded an F1 entry in June 2009.   Starting work in July 2009, Wright created a marketing team from scratch and delivered against an ambitious target of sponsorship, mostly from companies new to the sport to ensure that the team formed up on the grid in March 2010. In addition to securing the vital third party investment, Wright was responsible for directing the creation of the look & feel of the team and working with Sir Richard Branson's Virgin brand and other stakeholders such as Lloyds Development Capital in developing a commercial and marketing communications strategy and served on the Board of Virgin Racing / Marussia Virgin Racing between September 2009 and December 2011. Wright was responsible for the introduction of more than 35 million USD of sponsorship for the fledgling Formula 1 team over two seasons, a remarkable achievement for a new team with limited on-track performance. Increasingly disillusioned with the rising costs of F1 and lack of commercial direction from the Commercial Rights Holder ( Bernie Ecclestone's Formula One Management ), Wright devoted time to pursuing other activities, transferring his skills to the non-profit sector by setting up a commercial structure for Jeremy Gilley's Peace One Day organisation and mentoring others to achieve commercial goals for Peace One Day.   The creation of the FIA Formula E series for electric powertrain racing cars in 2013 proved to be of great interest to Wright who accepted an invitation from the Monaco entrepreneur Gildo Pallanca Pastor to lead the commercial aspects of his fledgling Venturi Formula E team. Wright was instrumental in convincing F1 veteran Nick Heidfeld to switch to the new racing series and Wright was able to introduce a number of technical partners to the team in ZF, Rohm Semiconductor and Farasis batteries as well as other companies such as Delta Auto. As the Formula E series began to grow, the Teams formed a representative group ( Formula E Teams Association - FETA ) and from 2014, the Teams elected Jim Wright to serve as Secretariat working with an elected Chairman in rotation, a position that he holds to date. As the series expanded and more OEMs came on board and the business model changed from the start of the second generation car and battery, the role was increased to represent the Teams and the Manufacturers ( FETAMA ) and Wright remains in that elected position today. Nowadays, FETAMA is a well-respected stakeholder group working alongside the governing body ( FIA ) and the Promoter ( FEO ) to grow the FIA Formula E World Championship.   The Mahindra Formula E Team recruited Wright from Venturi in 2016 as their Chief Commercial Officer, a position that he held through to the beginning of 2019 during which time he personally introduced and / or negotiated a portfolio of sponsorship partners to offset the Mahindra & Mahindra budget spend as well as supporting Team Principal Dilbagh Gill in all commercial matters. Shell, Renesas, Avis, Umicore, Lear Corporation were major corporations which were brought on board during Wright's tenure as they adjusted their business models for the e-mobility era.   In 2019, Wright accepted an offer from Michael Andretti to fill a new role, Group Commercial Director, with a brief to widen the commercial appeal of the Andretti Autosport business and to create new business opportunities for the iconic American racing team. Wright reports directly to Andretti Autosport President J.F.Thormann and he works across the Group's motorsport platforms.

Is it possible for humanity to have peace? To not have violent conflict, wars or violence in our homes, schools or online via cyberbullying? As you ponder this question, you might draw on your hopes, experience of human behaviour and possibly what you think is realistic – this is a show about risk and uncertainty after all. Meet our latest guest, Jeremy Gilley. Jeremy is the founder of Peace One Day, a non-profit organisations whose objective is to institutionalise the International Day of Peace (September 21st each year). Jeremy is a documentary film maker, actor and he founded Peace One Day in 1999. Peace One Day is an impressive organisation. In 2001, its efforts were rewarded when the UN General Assembly unanimously adopted the first day of global ceasefire and non-violence – Peace Day. In 2007, Peace One Day Ambassador Jude Law travelled to Afghanistan and met with the government, the UN, non-governmental organisations, paving the way for a day of ceasefire in Eastern Afghanistan. This allowed 10,000 volunteers to administer polio vaccines to 1.4 million children. Peace One Day works with world leaders, major corporations and celebrities like Jude Law and its two other ambassadors Juliet Rylance, and Mike Posner, as well as Sir Michael Caine, Forest Whitaker, Akon, Michelle Rodriguez – the list goes on and on. In a few weeks, on Sept 21st, Peace One Day will celebrate its 20th anniversary. While this conversation certainly covers the organisation Jeremy founded, it is deeper than that. It is a conversation about who we are as human beings – about our darkness, about why cynicism kills and about what we can do about that. It serves as a reminder that violence not only takes place in far flung places but that it also occurs in our homes, schools and communities. Listen with an open mind and heart. And, on September 21st ask yourself “with whom will I make peace?” Show Notes: Peace One Day                 On Twitter                 On Instagram                 On Facebook                 On YouTube Peace One Day's Origin Story Film Jeremy on Twitter Jeremy on Instagram The  Hero's Journey by Joseph Campbell Greta Thunberg The Second Mountain by David Brooks My conversation with Ken Bensinger, author of “Red Card” _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Like what you heard? Subscribe and/or leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts: http://apple.co/1PjLmK Subscribe on Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/all-things-risk/the-all-things-risk-podcast Subscribe on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/ben-cattaneo Follow the podcast on Twitter: https://twitter.com/RiskThings Drop us a note: allthingsrisk@gmail.com  _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Our free course module “How to Set Up Any Decision for Success” from our upcoming course How to Make Decisions With Calm and Confidence

What started as an idea in Jeremy Gilley's head in 1999 grew into a global movement for world peace with documented exposure to over one billion people worldwide less than 20 years later. Along the way, Jeremy has raised tens of millions for a life-changing cause, vaccinated over 4.5 million children, got the Taliban to lay down there weapons and got over 60 of the biggest countries in the world to vote unanimously to create an international day of peace. Learn how he did it in this weeks episode of the Business Growth Podcast!

It started with a filmmaker’s audacious idea: establish one day of global unity, intercultural cooperation, and ceasefire. Now, 20 years later, 1.2 billion people around the world celebrate Peace Day on September 21st. Jeremy Gilley, founder of the non-profit organization Peace One Day, talks about how he turned his idea to institutionalize peace into a global movement. He also explains the organization's newest effort to launch Impact Profile, a “LinkedIn for change makers” that tracks and showcases an individual's positive contribution to humanity. Listen to this episode to learn: • The story behind how Peace Day got started, confronting cynics and challenges, and the goal of getting 3 billion people to recognize Peace Day by 2025 • How the Dalai Lama, Kofi Annan, Jude Law, the United Nations, UNICEF, NATO, Burger King, and others have worked to grow the movement • Why companies have the biggest role to play in fostering peace, and how they can connect impact and values with profit • Why establishing “a day” has the power to be the rallying focal point of a budding movement • The tangible benefits of Peace Day, like getting the Taliban to stop fighting for one day, allowing 4.5 million children to receive polio vaccinations To learn more about Peace One Day, email Jeremy at Jeremy.Gilley@peaceoneday.org

iHeartRadio on-air personality and entertainer Bobby Bones takes over hosting duties in this special pop-up episode of Spit. Recorded live from the iHeartRadio Music Festival, we gathered the most peaceful people we know to celebrate Peace Day with us: artist and philanthropist Mike Posner; Peace One Day Founder Jeremy Gilley; and Tim Phillips, Founder of Beyond Conflict, a non-profit organization that works with leaders to address conflict and promote social change. We tackle what it takes to make peace, and how to make peace with yourself - and with others - by ultimately embracing how we are all connected. During this very special recording at the Daytime Stage at the iHeartRadio Music Festival, we also asked attendees to share their messages of peace with us. Be inspired to spread your own peace.  Mike Posner (www.mikeposner.com) is currently promoting “Song About You,” the first single from his new record, set to release January 2019. Jeremy Gilley and the Peace One Day organization (www.peaceoneday.org) focus on building peace, one day at a time. Rolling out new educational materials to 130 participating countries, the organization continues to expand its global footprint through strategic partnerships and new collaborations.  Tim Phillips (https://beyondconflictint.org/) is working to address polarization in the United States and partnering with scientists and practitioners to find more effective ways to fight racism and broader social exclusion. 

World peace is an aspiration for countless people around the world, yet sadly it is only a reality for some of us! Surely it’s a human right for everyone? Jeremy Gilley, founder of Peace One Day was catalytically involved in establishing the UN Resolution for the annual UN International Day of Peace. Listen to his journey over the last 20 years, hear about how his inspirations began as a child, hear what he feels is absolutely fundamental to evoke peace in the world, and learn about what you can do to inspire peace in your life and in the world around you. Don't forget go to http://www.peaceoneday.org for more info on the day and the movement and go to http://bethechangeproject.org for more on becoming a changemaker through becoming a social entrepreneur or embarking upon a fulfilling career in the 3rd sector.

Mike and Jeremy Gilley recount Jeremy’s journey to discovering his truth. How he met the Dali Lama. How he achieved what some said was an impossible idea in making International Peace Day a reality. How this day has impacted tens of millions of people across the globe, and what it means for believing in eventual world peace. 

Sept 21 has been designated the International Day of Peace or World Peace Day by the United Nations.Join host Donna Freeman as she connects with Jeremy Gilley, founder of Peace One Day, to talk about his crusade to create and celebrate this day of global ceasefire and non-violence.Discover some of the amazing work being done around the world by governments, organizations and individuals to foster hope and create peace within hearts, homes, communities and countries. Jeremy will share some of his insights, most memorable moments, and ways you can get involved to cultivate peace.Support the show (https://yogainmyschool.com/?p=13405)

Sept 21 has been designated the International Day of Peace or World Peace Day by the United Nations.Join host Donna Freeman as she connects with Jeremy Gilley, founder of Peace One Day, to talk about his crusade to create and celebrate this day of global ceasefire and non-violence.Discover some of the amazing work being done around the world by governments, organizations and individuals to foster hope and create peace within hearts, homes, communities and countries. Jeremy will share some of his insights, most memorable moments, and ways you can get involved to cultivate peace.Support the show (https://yogainmyschool.com/?p=13405)

Colorado is known for skiing, mountain scenery, and a geothermal motherlode of hot springs. Hear all about Glenwood Hot Springs Resort on the March 29 edition of TRAVEL ITCH RADIO from Jeremy Gilley, director of sales & revenue for the Glenwood Hot Springs Lodge, also known as The Spa of the Rockies. Listen to the live interview by Roger Noriega and Maggie Linton at 8p EDT on iTunes or BlogTalkRadio.com or check out the link on Facebook. Regular host Dan Schlossberg returns for the April 5 show.

Lynne Hazelden founder of Planting Seeds & The Kind Foundation ~ PEACE in OUR Lifetime initiative takes this  rare opening to interview  Michael Johnson of Pathways to Peace United Nations Representative who are the Founding Community who put 'The International Day of Peace' initiailly on the UN Agenda in 1982. Creating the foundation upon which Jeremy Gilley of Peace One Day  embraced by fixing the date to 21st September each year and made a ceasefire. Truly remarkable organisation that work at the UN itself for the day of peace. Joining us is Dr. Kate Cumbo, Dir of Programs of PeaceJam, an international peace education organization that has 12 Nobel Laureates working with youth around the world. Who announced a 'Global Call to Action ~ A Billion Acts of Peace' that asks young people to work on the most pressing issues facing the world today and to make peace for all a reality in the next ten years. Peace In OUR Lifetime brings together many Peace organisations to celebrate and acknowledge the peace that is being created everyday. In declaring the day of peace "A Day of Gratitude & Thanks". What is peace day? Can we really bring into reality a world that serves all?  This conversation WILL ispire you, make sure you check it out and find out more about how YOU can be part of all this. VISIt these sites, discover a whole new world. A whole new possibiity and realit that IS unfolding. BE the Change.. and bring peace to your family, friends and community The CHAT room is open for your question www.peaceinourlifetime.org www.peacejame.org www.pathwaystopeace.org http://.internationaldayofpeace.org www.peaceoneday.org

Lynne Hazelden founder of Planting Seeds & The Kind Foundation ~ PEACE in OUR Lifetime initiative takes this  rare opening to interview  Michael Johnson of Pathways to Peace United Nations Representative who are the Founding Community who put 'The International Day of Peace' initiailly on the UN Agenda in 1982. Creating the foundation upon which Jeremy Gilley of Peace One Day  embraced by fixing the date to 21st September each year and made a ceasefire. Truly remarkable organisation that work at the UN itself for the day of peace. Joining us is Dr. Kate Cumbo, Dir of Programs of PeaceJam, an international peace education organization that has 12 Nobel Laureates working with youth around the world. Who announced a 'Global Call to Action ~ A Billion Acts of Peace' that asks young people to work on the most pressing issues facing the world today and to make peace for all a reality in the next ten years. Peace In OUR Lifetime brings together many Peace organisations to celebrate and acknowledge the peace that is being created everyday. In declaring the day of peace "A Day of Gratitude & Thanks". What is peace day? Can we really bring into reality a world that serves all?  This conversation WILL ispire you, make sure you check it out and find out more about how YOU can be part of all this. VISIt these sites, discover a whole new world. A whole new possibiity and realit that IS unfolding. BE the Change.. and bring peace to your family, friends and community The CHAT room is open for your question www.peaceinourlifetime.org www.peacejame.org www.pathwaystopeace.org http://.internationaldayofpeace.org www.peaceoneday.org

Jeremy Gilley, www.peaceoneday.org speaks about how he founded Peace One Day and how social media helped him on his journey.

Peace activist and founder of PeaceOneDay.org discusses his dream for world wide peace and an International Cease Fire on September 29th, 2010. Hear Jeremy discuss the absolute universal appeal for one day of peace. Will you participate? James Martinez is published in "The World I Dream of" by Curt Butz. A must read for people ready to take action.

Peace activist and founder of PeaceOneDay.org discusses his dream for world wide peace and an International Cease Fire on September 29th, 2010. Hear Jeremy discuss the absolute universal appeal for one day of peace. Will you participate? James Martinez is published in "The World I Dream of" by Curt Butz. A must read for people ready to take action.