Podcast appearances and mentions of jim antonopoulos

Please join Mayer Brown partners Tameem Zainulbhai, Joanna Nicholas, Melissa Kilcoyne, Evan DeCresce and Jim Antonopoulos for a discussion on What to Expect in 2024 in the fields of structured finance and securitization. They will examine some key challenges and opportunities this new year will bring to market participants, and discuss trending issues and topics affecting the structured finance and securitization markets. Topics include the mortgage landscape, CLOs, trends in auto and equipment asset classes, trade receivables, and recent regulatory activity.

Welcome to Fearless Conversations — A simple dialogue between two friends on purpose-driven, impactful leadership. Conversations that are sometimes challenging and confronting, Hopefully insightful and helpful. Conversions which are always fearless.   In this episode, Jim Antonopoulos and Damian Karaula are joined by Jess Kelly of HUCX for a conversation that is warm, brave and heart-felt. Jess and her husband Matt started HUCX, a prefab building company that builds affordable, energy efficient houses faster than most building developers. Based in Ballarat, HUCX is a software startup and manufacturer. Using custom software, they've designed and developed a platform which takes 3D architectural models and turns them into buildings. The HUCX Prefab System has evolved with sustainability at its core. It's a highly energy efficient and low impact way to build sustainable affordable homes. And they're now on a journey to get involved in social and affordable housing projects where both quality and quantity are needed more than ever. ….. ⁠⁠Support the podcast.⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Subscribe for podcast updates⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Tank Website⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Mentorhub Website⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Subscribe to The Weekly Journal of Creative Leadership⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Subscribe to The Tank Quarterly⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Tiny Office Website⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Subscribe to Jess' Blog⁠⁠ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fearlesspodcast/message

Welcome to Fearless Conversations — A simple dialogue between two friends on purpose-driven, impactful leadership. Conversations that are sometimes challenging and confronting, Hopefully insightful and helpful. Conversions which are always fearless.   Today, Jim Antonopoulos and Damian Karaula come back after a two year hiatus, regrouping on everything that occurred in their lives and their businesses since June 2021 and they discuss the importance of discovering the child within us to unlock our creativity and leadership potential. ….. Support the podcast. Subscribe for podcast updates Tank Website Mentorhub Website Subscribe to The Weekly Journal of Creative Leadership Subscribe to The Tank Quarterly --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fearlesspodcast/message

Creative people, says Jim Antonopoulos, haven't been taught to sit comfortably in an ambiguous problem space. Instead, creatives are trained to focus on execution, often sacrificing strategic thinking in the process. In this episode of Real Creative Leadership, Jim shares his process for unleashing “strategic creativity” — and delivering creative solutions to the most complex challenges. Real Creative Leadership is building a community to address the issues, challenges, and benefits of creative leadership. The webinar series is produced by The Stoke Group (@thestokegroup), a full-service digital marketing and creative agency. Our host Adam Morgan (@askadmo) is Adobe's executive creative director, an Adweek Creative 100, and author of Sorry Spock, Emotions Drive Business. For more information, go to realcreativeleadership.com.

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Damian Karaula and Jim Antonopoulos continue their discussion about change and how they're both handling the upheaval of a global pandemic as they try to remain vigilant and adaptive. Send your questions and insights to marchfirst@wearetank.com.au ... If you'd like to join the MarchFirst Membership and access monthly group video coaching, an archive of content and previous group sessions, simply use this link. Learn more about Tank here: HTTP://wearetank.com.au Learn more about MarchFirst here: HTTP://marchfirst.com.au Learn more about Coaching here: HTTP://marchfirst.com.au/coaching Subscribe to The Weekly Journal of Creative Leadership: HTTP://marchfirst.com.au/weeklyjournal

Following another week of rapidly changing new stories, government updates and more uncertainty, I reached out to Jim Antonopoulos, a fellow designer and friend who's thoughts on leadership and teams I find extremely interesting and thought-provoking. Jim runs Tank, a strategic design & innovation consultancy - if you aren't already subscribed to his weekly newsletter I'd definitely recommend signing up here at marchfirst.com.au

Mayer Brown partners Jim Antonopoulos, Amanda Baker and Susannah Schmid discussed the topic “What to Expect in 2020” in the structured finance markets.

Perfectionism is a trap most entrepreneurs get caught in. Inspired by a 2016 article written by Jim Antonopoulos, we discuss how perfectionism impacts our working life and some ideas on how we handle it in ourselves, including sharing some insights from Dr. Brene Brown's new book, Dare to Lead. If you'd like to get in touch, you can email us at fearless@wearetank.com.au

This episode was sparked by a tweet. On the 2nd April, Andy tweeted, "Sometimes it feels like we really don't want to create a better industry. When you look at what we do to the people trying to start out or get ahead it's simply baffling..." It was followed by a series of examples and stories that people had shared through the Never Not Creative community. Quite a few of you chipped in with thoughts and opinions, and some of the active participants of the conversation agreed to get together and discuss some of the issues. So, joining Andy and Sarah in this episode are Jim Antonopoulos from Tank, Ngaio Parr from Make Nice, and previous guest, Gabby Lord. We discuss everything from the role of leadership to basic human instincts. It's a great conversation across New York, Melbourne and Sydney. That meant the audio can be a little annoying at times (sorry for that). Please stick with it though as the conversation is important! Link to the original tweet: https://twitter.com/adwrighty/status/1112849344577777666 Have your own thoughts? Jump into the Never Not Creative Facebook group or reignite the Twitter thread! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nevernotcreative/message

Jim Antonopoulos takes a break this week — Lauren Vilitati and Damian Karaula discuss the fears and imposter syndromes of entrepreneurs – from second guessing oneself to realising hidden potential. Enjoy.

Mayer Brown partners Jim Antonopoulos, Lance Workman and Susannah Schmid discuss trending topics and the current regulatory landscape affecting the securitization markets and offer predictions for 2019.

Fearless Conversations is a podcast for the entrepreneurial, creative and mindful leader. Produced by Damian Karaula and Jim Antonopoulos for Tank. This episode sees us looking at values and their importance to leadership, creativity and entrpreneurial journeys.

Welcome to Digital Noir Presents. A podcast loosely based around life in a Digital Studio. How lucky are we that we got to chat with Jim Antonopoulos, owner of Melbourne Design Studio, TANK? Answer: Damn lucky! Sam, Nick and Jim chat about TANK, why you shouldn't work for free, education reform and why having a foosball table doesn't equal good team culture. http://wearetank.com.au/ http://www.jimantonopoulos.com/

In this episode, we spoke with Jim Antonopoulos, Owner at Tank. www.wearetank.com.au Tank is a B Corp company based in Melbourne that is hard to describe since Jim and the team don't believe in hierarchy. Their multi-disciplined team includes storytellers, writers, designers, design researchers, producers and technologists. Jim himself has had a zig-zag career, jumping between many different specialisations and this gets us talking about the idea of Full-Stack Employees, although check out this article for a differing view of whether it’s just a generalist. Tank is well known for it’s written content with Hello Tomorrow, both on their blog and in printed journals they provide to clients and the lucky few. These journals bring together much of their learnings from projects and helps strengthen the relationship between studio and client.