Podcast appearances and mentions of jeremy nulik

In this episode of Team Building Saves the World, host Rich sits down with futurist and foresight expert Jeremy Nulik of Bigwidesky to discuss how leaders can craft the future of their business. Jeremy explains how to use scenario planning and strategic foresight to future-proof your business, prepare employees for inevitable challenges, and incorporate imagination and creativity into operational processes. He also runs through his scenario planning process when helping companies work through possible challenges to build resiliency and get closer to reaching their goals.

On this episode, Host Jason Shupp dives deep with Jeremy Nulik. Through Jeremy's origin story, he shares his passion for meaning and the impact of our imagination, especially when applied to business strategy. Listen until the end as Jeremy takes the abstract of futurism and breaks it down into actionable practices.Jeremy Nulik remains inspired in his lifelong pursuit of resilient visions, ones that sustain us beyond present-day circumstances. An accomplished journalist and futurist, he fuses his cultivated talents for listening and storytelling with his passion for enabling organizations to perceive and affect change.In his role as Vice President of Strategic Foresight at Bigwidesky, Jeremy emboldens imaginative organizational capabilities and demystifies the creation of business strategies in uncertain times.Jeremy has a Professional Certificate in Foresight from the University of Houston, one of only a handful of accredited programs in the world. He has deployed the tools of foresight to branding, organizational development, and communications strategies for companies and associations such as Marcone, Monsanto (now Bayer), Tecsys, UNCOMN, United Soybean Board, Security Advisors Alliance, Forward through Ferguson and Genuine McCarthy Enterprises. Additionally, he has penned tales of the bravery and defeat of remarkable innovators on the pages of American City Business Journals, Alive Magazine, Feast Magazine, Entrepreneur's Quarterly, and Small Business Monthly.To learn more, visit:linkedin.com/in/jason-shupp-18b4619bListen to more episodes on Mission Matters:https://missionmatters.com/author/Jason-Shupp/

In this episode of Build Momentum, We are joined by Jeremy Nulik. Jeremy is a futurist at Big Wide Sky from St. Louis Missouri. In 2002, Jeremy completed his Bachelor or Arts degree majoring in English Literature at North Central College in Naperville, Illinois. Come 2018, Jeremy successfully completed  a compreensive certification course in Strategic Foresight at University of Houston in Houston, Texas.Some Questions I Ask:What is a Futurist? (1:30)Are we all really on the same page with our future? (6:30)How did you become a Futurist? (7:50)Is there an actual program to be a futurist? (11:06)How do you work with leaders to define and put meaning behind innovation? (13:33)You want people to live in that transformational face when you're running through this with them? Or do you want them to go through all of these, all of them? (19:00)How can we encourage our listeners and our leaders to really become more of a visionary thinker? And to try to get a couple paces ahead of me? Do you have any advice for us and us? (25:41)In This Episode, You Will Learn:What a futurist is.  (1:38)What is Strategic Foresight (2:42)What a futurist does (3:56)How and Where you can be a certified futurist (11:16)Putting meaning behind innovation thru Foresight (13:40)Future Archetypes framework (15:12)Being a visionary thinker (25:54)Quotes:“Like it or not, those images, if you're not conscious of them, you still have and do have an impact on how you make decisions”“The only thing you would need is curiosity.”“You know, and so the thing that's beautiful about that kind of mental exercise, you know, going through growth, collapse, discipline, transformation, even something that simple, and it would only take you like 20 minutes, the thing that's beautiful about it is for that 20 minutes, you are emancipated from having to like be right about the future, you don't have to predict it. You don't have to even place any bets on it for a while. You just get to live in that future, and figure out how you would feel, who you would be and how you'd respond.”“The images, like to your point that you cultivate that you go about building, have an impact on what it is you're actually going to decide to do.”“We just use the future as the safe canvas on which you can sort of play out what it is your real intentions are.”Connect with Jeremy Nulik:Big Wide Sky WebsiteJeremy Nulik's LinkedInStay in touch with Sarah Williamson:Free Case Study GuideWebsiteFacebook

Creve Coeur-based food tech company Benson Hill is launching what's called the Food System Innovators Program. CEO Matt Crisp explains. Jeremy Nulik of BigWideSky tells us how to think like a "futurist" and promotes his upcoming "foresight experience." Finally, Sergio Avedian from The Rideshare Guy on the latest frustration for Uber and Lyft drivers.

Today, enjoy some of the best ETHINKSTL episodes of the season. Each show is filled with unique and valuable insight, experience and perspective. Check out this highlight episode for your must have entrepreneurial punch-list and be sure to come back for more in the full episodes of your favorites!! We are celebrating our favorite moments from practitioners, coaches and wise women. In our PRACTITIONER segment: Jeremy Nulik, lead futurist and strategist from Big Wide Sky gives us some tips on how to work through a major future change. Learn More: http://www.bigwidesky.com Diego Abente, Vice President of Economic Development of the International Institute and President of the International Institute Community Developmental Corporation, discusses how he helps immigrants achieve the American Dream. Learn More: http://www.iistl.org. Maria Meyers and Kate Pope-Hodel of KC SourceLink talk about how to build relationships and the importance of making the correct network connections. Learn More: http://www.joinsourcelink.com/ In our COACHING segment: Quentin Ortega, President of QCO Consulting, tells us how to be 'coach-able' and how to take feedback and turn it into a positive. Learn More: https://www.linkedin.com/in/quentinortega/ Nicci Roach and Lorie Jackson, Founders of Mosiac Ceiling, talk about the joys of having a business partner to help even the playing field. Learn More: http://nicciroach.com/ or https://www.linkedin.com/in/mosaic-ceiling-094a09147/ Erin Joy, Founder of Black Dress Partners, talks about finding the right cultural fit within your organization. Learn More: https://blackdresspartners.com/ In our WISE WOMEN segment: Rebeccah Bennett, Founder and Principal of Emerging Wisdom LLC and its subsidiary InPower Institute, talks about the importance of responsible transformation while acquiring your personal goals. Learn More: http://www.emergingwisdomllc.com/ Phyllis Librach, President and Founder of Sydney's Closet, discusses the importance of research and using past skills to better your business. Learn More: http://www.sydneyscloset.com Ronke Faleti, Founder and CEO of Korede, discusses the importance of a strong mindset in order to have a strong business. Learn More: http://www.shopkorede.com/

Today, enjoy some of the best ETHINKSTL episodes of the season. Each show is filled with unique and valuable insight, experience and perspective. Check out this highlight episode for your must have entrepreneurial punch-list and be sure to come back for more in the full episodes of your favorites!! We are celebrating our favorite moments from practitioners, coaches and wise women. In our PRACTITIONER segment: Jeremy Nulik, lead futurist and strategist from Big Wide Sky gives us some tips on how to work through a major future change. Learn More: Diego Abente, Vice President of Economic Development of the International Institute and President of the International Institute Community Developmental Corporation, discusses how he helps immigrants achieve the American Dream. Learn More: . Maria Meyers and Kate Pope-Hodel of KC SourceLink talk about how to build relationships and the importance of making the correct network connections. Learn More: In our COACHING segment: Quentin Ortega, President of QCO Consulting, tells us how to be 'coach-able' and how to take feedback and turn it into a positive. Learn More: Nicci Roach and Lorie Jackson, Founders of Mosiac Ceiling, talk about the joys of having a business partner to help even the playing field. Learn More: or Erin Joy, Founder of Black Dress Partners, talks about finding the right cultural fit within your organization. Learn More: In our WISE WOMEN segment: Rebeccah Bennett, Founder and Principal of Emerging Wisdom LLC and its subsidiary InPower Institute, talks about the importance of responsible transformation while acquiring your personal goals. Learn More: Phyllis Librach, President and Founder of Sydney's Closet, discusses the importance of research and using past skills to better your business. Learn More: Ronke Faleti, Founder and CEO of Korede, discusses the importance of a strong mindset in order to have a strong business. Learn More:

Today, enjoy some of the best ETHINKSTL episodes of the season. Each show is filled with unique and valuable insight, experience and perspective. Check out this highlight episode for your must have entrepreneurial punch-list and be sure to come back for more in the full episodes of your favorites!! We are celebrating our favorite moments from practitioners, coaches and wise women. In our PRACTITIONER segment: Jeremy Nulik, lead futurist and strategist from Big Wide Sky gives us some tips on how to work through a major future change. Learn More: http://www.bigwidesky.com Diego Abente, Vice President of Economic Development of the International Institute and President of the International Institute Community Developmental Corporation, discusses how he helps immigrants achieve the American Dream. Learn More: http://www.iistl.org. Maria Meyers and Kate Pope-Hodel of KC SourceLink talk about how to build relationships and the importance of making the correct network connections. Learn More: http://www.joinsourcelink.com/ In our COACHING segment: Quentin Ortega, President of QCO Consulting, tells us how to be 'coach-able' and how to take feedback and turn it into a positive. Learn More: https://www.linkedin.com/in/quentinortega/ Nicci Roach and Lorie Jackson, Founders of Mosiac Ceiling, talk about the joys of having a business partner to help even the playing field. Learn More: http://nicciroach.com/ or https://www.linkedin.com/in/mosaic-ceiling-094a09147/ Erin Joy, Founder of Black Dress Partners, talks about finding the right cultural fit within your organization. Learn More: https://blackdresspartners.com/ In our WISE WOMEN segment: Rebeccah Bennett, Founder and Principal of Emerging Wisdom LLC and its subsidiary InPower Institute, talks about the importance of responsible transformation while acquiring your personal goals. Learn More: http://www.emergingwisdomllc.com/ Phyllis Librach, President and Founder of Sydney's Closet, discusses the importance of research and using past skills to better your business. Learn More: http://www.sydneyscloset.com Ronke Faleti, Founder and CEO of Korede, discusses the importance of a strong mindset in order to have a strong business. Learn More: http://www.shopkorede.com/

Joining us today is Jermey Nulik. He is the Evangelist Prime and Futurist at Bigwidesky. Jeremy applies his strategic and irreverent mind to design FUTURES for associations, brands and the constituents they serve. Bigwidesky was established to help companies navigate a radically unpredictable future. Their favorite challenges usually have to do with communications, work culture, technology and strategic vision. In this episode: - What led Jeremy to Bigwidesky? - What does it mean to be an Evangelist Prime? - What does it mean to think like a futurist? - How do you make a brand more human and how does thinking that way make a difference? - What is the difference between creating vision and exploring what you could know? - Comparison and contrast of a brand that is more effectively human than one that is not. - How is every entrepreneur is a futurist? - More about the Be Human Project. Learn more: Website http://www.bigwidesky.com Company Facebook https://www.facebook.com/bigwidesky/ Company Twitter https://twitter.com/bigwidesky Company LinkedIn Page https://www.linkedin.com/company/bigwidesky/ Personal Facebook https://www.facebook.com/jeremy.nulik

Joining us today is Jermey Nulik. He is the Evangelist Prime and Futurist at Bigwidesky. Jeremy applies his strategic and irreverent mind to design FUTURES for associations, brands and the constituents they serve. Bigwidesky was established to help companies navigate a radically unpredictable future. Their favorite challenges usually have to do with communications, work culture, technology and strategic vision. In this episode: - What led Jeremy to Bigwidesky? - What does it mean to be an Evangelist Prime? - What does it mean to think like a futurist? - How do you make a brand more human and how does thinking that way make a difference? - What is the difference between creating vision and exploring what you could know? - Comparison and contrast of a brand that is more effectively human than one that is not. - How is every entrepreneur is a futurist? - More about the Be Human Project. Learn more: Website Company Facebook Company Twitter Company LinkedIn Page Personal Facebook

Joining us today is Jermey Nulik. He is the Evangelist Prime and Futurist at Bigwidesky. Jeremy applies his strategic and irreverent mind to design FUTURES for associations, brands and the constituents they serve. Bigwidesky was established to help companies navigate a radically unpredictable future. Their favorite challenges usually have to do with communications, work culture, technology and strategic vision. In this episode: - What led Jeremy to Bigwidesky? - What does it mean to be an Evangelist Prime? - What does it mean to think like a futurist? - How do you make a brand more human and how does thinking that way make a difference? - What is the difference between creating vision and exploring what you could know? - Comparison and contrast of a brand that is more effectively human than one that is not. - How is every entrepreneur is a futurist? - More about the Be Human Project. Learn more: Website http://www.bigwidesky.com Company Facebook https://www.facebook.com/bigwidesky/ Company Twitter https://twitter.com/bigwidesky Company LinkedIn Page https://www.linkedin.com/company/bigwidesky/ Personal Facebook https://www.facebook.com/jeremy.nulik

Friends, this week's episode is truly unique. We talk to a gentleman whose job it is to think big, and into the future in a big way. Jeremy Nulik is the "Evangelist Prime" at Big Wide Sky - an organization that looks to think big, and solve big problems, in big ways. This is an incredible journey into problem-solving on a grand scale.   Highlights from this week's show include... An overview of futurism, as an abstract tool for problem-solving A discussion on the roots of futurism Overview of how futurism is applied today The four key approaches in applied futurism Applying futurism to problem-solving in information security   Links you need to check out: https://medium.com/@bigwidesky/create-a-culture-that-embraces-vision-8557ad03d55 https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeremynulik/ https://bigwidesky.com/#Jeremy-Nulik  

Announcing More Human, a new podcast from the Be Human Project for leaders who are working to make something new in the world. During every episode, host Jeremy Nulik will uncover the ways that you can experiment with how to make your business or organization…more human. Music Credits: Night Owl by Broke for Free, Creative Commons

Eliot Frick, Jeremy Nulik, and Angela Hochman of BigWideSky and I talk about awkward conversation, Must Fool Everyone, backside is my better half, green M&Ms, cold water + hot water = room temp water, constant energy soak, everything is collapsing, the world going to hell is great for us, wackadoodles, crisis of vision, conspiracy theories, public toilet as a Facebook category, technology serving human needs, ask why, we are cross pollinators, sneaky emotional, Machiavellian, and a lifetime supply of potstickers.

Part 4 with Eliott Frick, CEO Big Wide Sky and Jeremy Nulik, Evangelist Prime, Big Wide Sky What is a business owner to do to make their business more human? To see show notes, links to the sites mentioned, and to join our fine and lovely email community, go to http://inspiredandintentional.com/episode71  

Ep 069 Can the Machine Be More Human? Part 2 with Eliott Frick, CEO Big Wide Sky and Jeremy Nulik, Evangelist Prime, Big Wide Sky and founders of The Be Human Project. Find out why they started The Be Human Project. To see the show notes, link to the websites, and join the community go to http://inspiredandintenional.com/episode69

In this, the first episode of the first season of More Human — the podcast of the Be Human Project — host Jeremy Nulik interviews Dutch author and business leader, Jurgen Appelo, about his book, 'Managing For Happiness.' Music Credits: Shofunkan by Snarky Puppy