Podcast appearances and mentions of joan clark

Joan Clark and Roxanne Seven on Wealth Gemz Building Fortunes Radio with Peter Mingils.  Peter Mingils introduces The Wealth Gemz Radio Show hosted by Joan Clarke and her daughter Karlene Brown on this new segment of Building Fortunes Radio. Joan Clarke retired from her regular career and is creating a new chapter with Wealth Gemz.  You can listen in as she explains her home based business to build wealth and then also workingh with her daughter Karlene as she also builds a jewelry business. This is quite a combination and you can hear the radio show on building Fortunes Radio. https://www.buildingfortunesradio.com/wealthgemz  Joan Clarke is also posting her interesting business and  articles on her Wealth Gemz website. https://wealthgemz.com  Retire from the 9-to-5, not from life! Enjoy the freedom and flexibility of being your own boss with a home-based business. Supplement your income, pursue your passions, and stay mentally stimulated in retirement. Single parent? Home-based business can be your lifesaver! Juggling childcare and a demanding job can be tough. But what if you could be your own boss and set your own hours? A home-based business can give you the flexibility and freedom you need to be there for your kids while still earning an income.

Want access to this episode and others early? Join our Patreon Community ➡️https://www.patreon.com/ClosetedHistory In this conversation, Destiny and Thomas discuss the movie 'The Imitation Game' and its portrayal of Alan Turing and Joan Clarke. They both express their disappointment with the film, highlighting its historical inaccuracies and problematic representation of neurodivergent and queer individuals. They criticize the movie for sensationalizing Turing's life and reducing the contributions of his colleagues. They also discuss the harmful tropes and stereotypes perpetuated by the film, such as the portrayal of autistic individuals as either socially clueless or hostile. Overall, they argue that the movie fails to do justice to the real stories of Turing and Clarke. The conversation discusses the disingenuous portrayal of queerness in the movie 'The Imitation Game' and the lack of accurate representation.

On Building Fortunes Radio Wealth Gemz Radio Show with Peter Mingils and Joan Clark Home Business.  Peter Mingils introduces The Wealth Gemz Radio Show hosted by Joan Clarke and her daughter Karlene Brown on this new segment of Building Fortunes Radio. Joan Clarke retired from her regular career and is creating a new chapter with Wealth Gemz.  You can listen in as she explains her home based business to build wealth and then also workingh with her daughter Karlene as she also builds a jewelry business. This is quite a combination and you can hear the radio show on building Fortunes Radio. https://www.buildingfortunesradio.com/wealthgemz  Joan Clarke is also posting her interesting business and  articles on her Wealth Gemz website. https://wealthgemz.com  Retire from the 9-to-5, not from life! Enjoy the freedom and flexibility of being your own boss with a home-based business. Supplement your income, pursue your passions, and stay mentally stimulated in retirement. Single parent? Home-based business can be your lifesaver! Juggling childcare and a demanding job can be tough. But what if you could be your own boss and set your own hours? A home-based business can give you the flexibility and freedom you need to be there for your kids while still earning an income.

Joan Clark has over 25 years of experience in Human Resources. For the past eight years, she has served as the C.E.O. of JM Clark & Company, where she strives for meaningful discovery and helps her clients “Achieve the Extraordinary.” Since Joan's first appearance on the podcast (Ep #33), she's been busy! She's been writing a book and recently spoke at a women's conference in California about her new leadership program: Catch the W.A.V.E. (Women Adding Value Everywhere). Growing up in a rural household in Kentucky, Joan entered the workforce directly after high school. In one of her early jobs, a manager challenged Joan to think about her long-term dreams. She never believed it was possible to go to college, as no one in her family had. Her manager set up a deal with Joan - he would pay for one college course, Joan would try it out and see how she liked it, and then they'd reassess together. This moment was a turning point in Joan's life. She went on to earn a Bachelor's degree in Organizational Management and advance her career to ultimately serve as Area Vice President in Human Resources with Parker Hannifin Corporation. With 25 years of corporate experience and eight years of coaching, Joan Clark believes that when applying for a new role, knowledge, skills, and education gets you in the door. But your self-awareness, willingness to work with others and critical thinking skills will differentiate you from the rest. How can you get that cutting edge? Joan offers many helpful tips in this episode, but here are five to start: Become a lifelong learner. (See Joan's book recommendations below.) Get quiet, take a step back, and determine your why.  Be the one to volunteer for new opportunities at work. Support other women. Frame what you have to offer… in a way that can be heard.  On this episode of Money Loves Women, join Dr. Deborah Ekstrom and Joan Clark to learn why Joan transitioned from corporate work to a self-owned business. You'll also learn how becoming clear on your “why” can help you advance your career and what qualities C.E.O.s are looking for in future employees.  Topics Discussed: Transitioning from a corporate to a self-owned business Vulnerability Being a lifelong learner Tips for women of all generations who are in the workforce Joan's book recommendations Critical thinking Resources:  MLW Episode #33 with Joan Clark: Build Your Wealth by Building Those Around You Joan Clark's Website  Joan Clark's LinkedIn Profile Catch the W.A.V.E. (Women Adding Value Everywhere) Joan Clark's Book Recommendations True North by Zach Clayton  The Silva Mind Control Method by Jose Silva For more information on how to achieve financial freedom, personal mastery, and professional success, please visit https://moneyloveswomen.com/. 

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Old revenue models are dead. Financial institutions must rethink their business models and create new growth levers to be future-ready. Subscriptions make our customers' lives easier with the touch of a button, a recurring purchase or even a reminder about content of interest. Helping customers pay directly from their debit or credit card can generate revenue. Beyond that, there are even subscription opportunities with personalized financial content. It is great to have Joan Clark, VP of Product for Segmint on the Banking Transformed podcast. Joan discusses the way banking can benefit immediately from the subscription economy. This episode of Banking Transformed is sponsored by Segmint  Segmint empowers financial institutions and financial technology providers to easily understand and leverage data, interact with customers, and measure results. Derived from billions of transactions, Segmint provides the fastest and most accurate customer insights through advanced data tagging, categorization, and contextualization. Our insights enable all functions of an organization to inform strategies including competitive analysis, risk, marketing, customer experience, and product innovation. Visit HERE to learn more about Segmint.

Joan Clark is a nationally recognized certified aromatherapist, educator, healer and creator of the Palais Aromaetica line of products and natural perfumes.  She is a pioneer in the field of using essential oils for all levels of health and well being.  Joan has mentored and inspired many in the safe and effective use of aromatic essential oils to enhance life for women, men, children of all ages and their pets.  

With over 25 years in Human Resources, Joan most recently served in the executive position of Area Vice President of Human Resources with Parker Hannifin Corporation, a $13B global enterprise. She was instrumental in creating success for the Aerospace, Automation, and Engineered Materials Groups with overall responsibility for the HR direction of approximately 20,000 employees around the world; 200 HR team members, and an annual HR budget of $9M. Prior to this, Joan performed the role of Human Resources Vice President of the Aerospace Group, facilitating efforts to support a new aerospace arm in China from concept to $4B in contracts. Within these key roles, Joan’s collaborative style of leadership led to development of many key initiatives including the creation of a Talent Acquisition Center of Excellence resulting in $7M bottom-line savings in three years. Joan’s leadership experience spans various industries, including; Health Care, automotive, medical devices, and manufacturing throughout countries in China, Southeast Asia, Europe, Canada, France and Mexico. Now, as an Executive Coach and Consultant, Joan partners with corporations and individuals to help them achieve more than they could have imagined possible. Joan’s passion and straight-forward approach enable executives, leaders, and high-talent individuals to discover and unlock their potential, to recognize that transformational success is within their reach, and to celebrate their accomplishments. Joan’s work within an organization focuses on consulting and facilitation of cultural assimilation, organization design, and strategic HR. She develops customized solutions based on the client’s needs. Joan’s mission is to work with authentic leaders. Joan is a certified coach through the Hudson Institute and an experienced public speaker. What You Will Learn: How Joan became a coach/consultant for executives, leaders, and high-talent individuals What carried Joan forward when she had such little support Why Joan built her life-giving people a hand up, not a handout How Joan became a master coach through the process of self-mastery How executives can lead more effectively by achieving self-mastery How to identify the types of people you want to have in your mastermind group Joan’s money rules for managing her wealth Internal satisfaction vs. external satisfaction in building wealth The five most important success principles that Joan lives by How to contact Joan Clark: Website: https://jmclark.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joanmclark/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/jmclark/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JMClarkandCompany/ Twitter: @jmclarkandco

First presented with oil, brushes and canvas at the age of 10, artist Joan Clark has returned to painting after a long hiatus with charming results. Her paintings of people and animals open at the library on Friday, May 3. Mainly self-taught, Joan’s influenced by the great Dutch Masters, Rembrandt & Vermeer to name a few. She loves Leonardo da Vinci and likes to paint from photos -- often images she finds in National Geographic Magazine. But it was a photo of her granddaughter that got her back in the studio. At first it was hard, she didn’t think she was going to be able to do it. However, with perseverance, something she encourages other artists to do in tough spots, she realized she still had the skills, and she’s never looked back. Joan’s show opens at the library as part of the community’s First Fridays Art Walk on Friday, May 3rd from 5:30-7 pm, and will be on display at the library for the month of May. Credits: BCB Host: John Fossett; BCB audio editor and publisher: Diane Walker

First presented with oil, brushes and canvas at the age of 10, artist Joan Clark has returned to painting after a long hiatus with charming results. Her paintings of people and animals open at the library on Friday, May 3. Mainly self-taught, Joan's influenced by the great Dutch Masters, Rembrandt & Vermeer to name a few. She loves Leonardo da Vinci and likes to paint from photos -- often images she finds in National Geographic Magazine. But it was a photo of her granddaughter that got her back in the studio. At first it was hard, she didn't think she was going to be able to do it. However, with perseverance, something she encourages other artists to do in tough spots, she realized she still had the skills, and she's never looked back. Joan's show opens at the library as part of the community's First Fridays Art Walk on Friday, May 3rd from 5:30-7 pm, and will be on display at the library for the month of May. Credits: BCB Host: John Fossett; BCB audio editor and publisher: Diane Walker

On this week’s show Richard welcomes the stars of “An Audience of Chairs.” Based on a 2005 novel of the same name by Newfoundland & Labrador author Joan Clark, “An Audience of Chairs” stars one of our guests, Carolina Bartczak, as a woman who risks everything in order to reconnect with the daughters she thought she’d lost forever. Also with us is Gord Rand who plays Ben, a lonely trucker who passes through town.

An interview with Rev. Joan B. Clark, Retired professor Rockford University, includes insights into how the author’s experiences as a single parent of four, Episcopal deacon, and university professor led her to share her life story in a poetical form.  Pick up your copy on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/Glimpses-God-Seasonal-Christian-Poems/dp/1410710661

Joan Clark is considered one of the most inspiring master aromatherapists and natural perfumers in the world. A prolific speaker and teacher in what she calls the “subtle arts” and the awakening of the divine feminine, she has traveled the globe teaching the art and science of aromatherapy, healing, creativity, mind, body fitness and organic beauty. Joan's work empowers women and inspires the divine working through all of us in our evolutionary human form. Joan's holistic background includes: Master Aromatherapist, Certified Natural Perfumer and member of the elite Natural Perfumer's Guild. She is certified in the following practices Reflexology, Kundalini Yoga, Dance Movement Therapy, Reiki Master, Shamanic Healing and has developed her own Intuitive Energy/Emotional Release healing practice. She also founded the original women's groups- "Women of Essence" - women who work with plant spirit medicines in the US and "Powerful Passionate Women of Peace" -women working to create a more peaceful planet through nurturing self love and care. Several years ago, during a pilgrimage to France, Joan Clark received seven sacred teachings from Mary Magdalene. With those teachings, Joan was inspired to create the curriculum for her Goddess Mystery School. Mary Magdalene’s seven sacred Goddess Mystery School TM teachings of: *Humility, *Forgiveness, *Compassion, *Trust, *Love, *Ecstatic Joy and *Oneness will be the cornerstones of our May 2014 Sacred Pilgrimage to France. 

Joan Clark takes up the challenge of writing for teens in Road to Bliss. In this interview, Joan explains why she doesn't try to "teach" through her young adult novels, and how she came to this story.