Podcast appearances and mentions of joe ruiz

U.S. Army 15th Engineer Battalion and its Polish Allies break ground at the opening ceremony for the U.S. Army Europe-led Resolute Castle 20 at Karliki, Poland, August 13, 2020. The mission is a U.S. Army Europe engineering exercise occurring from August 10 – September 8, 2020; it provides engineering training opportunities with the mission of completing construction projects intended to improve existing host nation infrastructure, which includes the construction of an intermediate staging base, forward arming and refueling point maintenance, the clearing of a helicopter landing zone, and the improvement of a railhead byway and range road at Camp Trezbien, Poland. Additionally, the improvements will include the construction of a general purpose warehouse in Karliki, Poland, and the construction of a fuel system supply point at Drawsko Pomorskie Training Area, Poland. (U.S. Army video by Sgt. 1st Class Timothy Hughes and Pfc. Raekwon Jenkins) Order of appearance: U.S. Army Lt. Col. Jessica Goffena, commander, 15th Engineer Battalion; Polish Land Forces Maj. Krzysztof Krezel, chief of training of Training Assessment Group; U.S. Army Col. Timothy MacDonald, commander, 18th Military Police Brigade; and U.S. Army Sgt. Joe Ruiz, horizontal engineer, 902nd Engineer Construction Company, 15th Engineer Battalion

This Episode we interview Joe Ruiz, Chris Roll, Sharon Klinger about their take on being a Gym Owner. Welcome to the Gym Lords Podcast, where we talk with successful gym owners to hear what they're doing that is working RIGHT NOW, and to hear lessons and failures they've learned along the way. We would love to share your story! If you'd like to be featured on the podcast, fill out the form on the link below. https://gymlaunchsecrets.com/podcast

This Episode we interview Joe Ruiz, Chris Roll, Sharon Klinger about their take on being a Gym Owner. Welcome to the Gym Lords Podcast, where we talk with successful gym owners to hear what they're doing that is working RIGHT NOW, and to hear lessons and failures they've learned along the way. We would love to share your story! If you'd like to be featured on the podcast, fill out the form on the link below. https://gymlaunchsecrets.com/podcast

  Welcome again to another episode of Engineer Your Success! Today, our special guest is Joseph Ruiz. Joe Ruiz is a consultant and instructor in the Business School at VCU, teaching Creativity & Ideation. He served as the School of Business “Creativity Czar” for the Fall 2018/Spring 2019 term. Joe is a certified Legos® Serious Play® facilitator and he has an MBA from Northeastern University and a master's in creative studies from Buffalo State University.   In his business, he specializes in designing and implementing creative problem-solving workshops and programs. He is a thought leader who thrives on the ever-changing nature of helping clients thrive in an uncertain, complex, volatile, and ambiguous environment by helping unlock the creative potential in their organizations. Joe aims to help businesses optimize the customer experience to create raving fans. Raving fans stay longer, buy and use more products and services, and share their experiences. Let's know more about Joe with no further ado Let's dive in!   [00:31 - 08:42] Opening  Segment Joe Ruiz is an assistant professor of creativity and ideation at Virginia Commonwealth University and recently discovered his passion for innovation. Joe's journey has been full of challenges, but he has found success by learning to be self-aware and communicating in a different way than his wife.   [08:42 - 17:52] How to Keep Your Engagement High in a Changing World Joe shares how he got certified with Lego Serious Play and how it pushes him to innovate more  Diversity is critical as it improves innovation.  The key to keeping an engine well oiled is having a diversity of styles working together. This creates tension which helps you stay focused and engaged. Creativity and curiosity are important tools for managers when adapting to the constantly changing environment.   [17:53 - 27:30] 7 years of creativity and innovation in business school Doers can become leaders by developing empathy and understanding, listening to others, and challenging them to think creatively. Leadership is about setting a level of trust that allows people to be their best selves. Creativity and innovation can flourish in students when they are able to see their ideas come to fruition in physical space."   [27:30 – 31:05] Closing Segment   Parting Notes Learn more about Joseph Ruiz by following him on LinkedIn Sponsors: Banowetz Marketing: Growing a business is hard. Banowetz Marketing provides an action plan and expert help so your family business can thrive. BanowetzMarketing.com/James Coupon Code: JAMES to get 3 FREE hours of logo design or redesign work with the purchase of any other product. If this content impacts you, please subscribe for more access to the empowering conversations from me and guests working to help you engineer your success! Use this link to drop a question or a topic that you would like to see covered on a future episode: Questions or topic suggestions. Let's connect! Find me on my LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram. I'd love to hear from you. You have the strength of a hero within you. Check out my website https://betteryou4u.com/ and learn how to unlock your potential and achieve success both in business and in life.   Important Resources to Note:   Click here https://sleekbio.com/jbryant for important resources mentioned on this podcast Tweetable Quotes: “Awareness is the oil that keeps the friction from getting too tight In the engine, as those parts are moving. As that diversity is working, having that level of awareness and curiosity, I would add really helps to keep that engine well oiled so it can keep moving.”   - Dr. James Bryant   “You can be a leader and a manager, but they're not necessarily the same. And setting that level of trust is what creates the engagement, which is where that joy comes from and where you can work together to address these challenges because they're gonna be with us, whether we want them or not.”  - Joseph Ruiz “It really starts with the mindset, it's a mindset before the toolset. And that is absolutely critical because when we're talking about engagement whether you're trying to just do a better job of what you are doing or whether you're trying to keep your folks motivated. We know that there are three keys to keeping people engaged, mastery, autonomy, and purpose.” - Joseph Ruiz  

  Welcome again to another episode of Engineer Your Success! Today, our special guest is Joseph Ruiz. Joe Ruiz is a consultant and instructor in the Business School at VCU, teaching Creativity & Ideation. He served as the School of Business “Creativity Czar” for the Fall 2018/Spring 2019 term. Joe is a certified Legos® Serious Play® facilitator and he has an MBA from Northeastern University and a master's in creative studies from Buffalo State University.   In his business, he specializes in designing and implementing creative problem-solving workshops and programs. He is a thought leader who thrives on the ever-changing nature of helping clients thrive in an uncertain, complex, volatile, and ambiguous environment by helping unlock the creative potential in their organizations. Joe aims to help businesses optimize the customer experience to create raving fans. Raving fans stay longer, buy and use more products and services, and share their experiences. Let's know more about Joe with no further ado Let's dive in!   [00:31 - 08:42] Opening  Segment Joe Ruiz is an assistant professor of creativity and ideation at Virginia Commonwealth University and recently discovered his passion for innovation. Joe's journey has been full of challenges, but he has found success by learning to be self-aware and communicating in a different way than his wife.   [08:42 - 17:52] How to Keep Your Engagement High in a Changing World Joe shares how he got certified with Lego Serious Play and how it pushes him to innovate more  Diversity is critical as it improves innovation.  The key to keeping an engine well oiled is having a diversity of styles working together. This creates tension which helps you stay focused and engaged. Creativity and curiosity are important tools for managers when adapting to the constantly changing environment.   [17:53 - 27:30] 7 years of creativity and innovation in business school Doers can become leaders by developing empathy and understanding, listening to others, and challenging them to think creatively. Leadership is about setting a level of trust that allows people to be their best selves. Creativity and innovation can flourish in students when they are able to see their ideas come to fruition in physical space."   [27:30 – 31:05] Closing Segment   Parting Notes Learn more about Joseph Ruiz by following him on LinkedIn Sponsors: Banowetz Marketing: Growing a business is hard. Banowetz Marketing provides an action plan and expert help so your family business can thrive. BanowetzMarketing.com/James Coupon Code: JAMES to get 3 FREE hours of logo design or redesign work with the purchase of any other product. If this content impacts you, please subscribe for more access to the empowering conversations from me and guests working to help you engineer your success! Use this link to drop a question or a topic that you would like to see covered on a future episode: Questions or topic suggestions. Let's connect! Find me on my LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram. I'd love to hear from you. You have the strength of a hero within you. Check out my website https://betteryou4u.com/ and learn how to unlock your potential and achieve success both in business and in life.   Important Resources to Note:   Click here https://sleekbio.com/jbryant for important resources mentioned on this podcast Tweetable Quotes: “Awareness is the oil that keeps the friction from getting too tight In the engine, as those parts are moving. As that diversity is working, having that level of awareness and curiosity, I would add really helps to keep that engine well oiled so it can keep moving.”   - Dr. James Bryant   “You can be a leader and a manager, but they're not necessarily the same. And setting that level of trust is what creates the engagement, which is where that joy comes from and where you can work together to address these challenges because they're gonna be with us, whether we want them or not.”  - Joseph Ruiz “It really starts with the mindset, it's a mindset before the toolset. And that is absolutely critical because when we're talking about engagement whether you're trying to just do a better job of what you are doing or whether you're trying to keep your folks motivated. We know that there are three keys to keeping people engaged, mastery, autonomy, and purpose.” - Joseph Ruiz  

On today's episode we re-visit with Joe Ruiz with the Porterville Education Foundation. He talks about the foundation and all that it does for local students and teachers.

On todays episode we speak with Joe Ruiz of the Porterville Education Foundation. He talks about how the PEF works and what they do.

We're down to the last game of the year in the NPSLDenton hosts Tulsa for the championship and SDH catches up with both sides to get you readyThe Guest ListSonny Dalesandro, Tulsa Athletic Owner and Joe Ruiz, Tulsa Athletic Center BackTrevor Amann, Denton Diablos FC Forward andEoin Wearen, Denton Diablos FC Center Back/Captain

We're down to the last game of the year in the NPSLDenton hosts Tulsa for the championship and SDH catches up with both sides to get you readyThe Guest ListSonny Dalesandro, Tulsa Athletic Owner and Joe Ruiz, Tulsa Athletic Center BackTrevor Amann, Denton Diablos FC Forward andEoin Wearen, Denton Diablos FC Center Back/Captain

Former WAL co-host Joe Ruiz joins Chris Spangle to talk about his Rhymer/Educator Project. Joe always dreamed of creating music, and a student encouraged him to pursue his passion. The school teacher then organized a school project that funded both an entire album and charity. Listen to his album on Spotify and see him on March 20, 2020, in Indianapolis. (https://www.facebook.com/events/2553569098252087/). Find out more at https://www.rhymereducator.com/. Subscribe to the podcast: https://link.chtbl.com/we-are-libertarians Support us on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/wearelibertarians Get The Libertarian Aurora email - http://eepurl.com/dDQSev Join the Facebook Group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/wearelibertarians Listen to WAL Network Shows - https://wearelibertarians.com/shows/ Subscribe to the YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/user/WeAreLibertarians Start a Liberty & Chill - https://wearelibertarians.com/liberty-chill We are a proud member of http://www.libertarianpodcasts.com/.

Joe tells you how to use video to establish yourself as an expert in your field. He also tells you why only nerds watch documentaries. You can check him out at https://www.SocialEyeMarketing.com. Go To https://www.808Podcast.com or I'll force you to watch the Inconvenient Truth on loop.

This is The Decision: The podcast where people try to convince me to finally abandon The Knicks, and become a fan of their favorite team. This is Episode 20: The San Antonio Spurs, featuring Joe Ruiz, weekend editor at NPR, soon to be senior weekend editor at CNN Politics. The Decision is produced by Alex Kapelman. Original music from Louis Stein, Alessio Romano, and Scott Kapelman. There will be five new episodes of the show every weekday until Tuesday, October 17, when the final episode will be released. Until then, follow Alex on Twitter at twitter.com/alexkapelman.

Host Wesley Clapp sits down with this week's guests Mike Ruta and Joe Ruiz to discuss the future of Marvel and DC, the reinvigoration of horror movies, and the latest on television.

Chris Spangle, Greg Lenz, and Joe Ruiz host a live episode of We Are Libertarians. We discuss Single Spangle vs. Coupled Greg. James Nease helps us explain the Brexit. We check in with several others and have a really fun time at Morty’s Comedy Joint.

Chris Spangle, Joe Ruiz, Chloe Anagnos, and Brett Bittner break down the final Libertarian Party Presidential debate. Bittner and Chloe tell us what the atmosphere is like in Orlando, and we discuss who will win the nomination for both President or Vice President.

Chris Spangle, Greg Lenz, and Joe Ruiz host the first live podcast at Morty’s Comedy Joint. Audio is sketch. We promise to do better next time.

The Ebola outbreak in West Africa evolved into a complex emergency with significant political, social humanitarian and security dimensions in 2014. It is estimated by the United Nations that US$987.8 million are required to implement the Ebola response strategy. Health agencies such as the World Health Organization and Doctors Without Borders have warned of inadequate resources to contain the epidemic and treat affected people. As the international community scales up its efforts, the private sector is being called upon to expand its engagement to provide resources with the objective to eradicate the Ebola threat and mitigate its impact.The online event on the “Power of business in the Ebola response” rovided information on the Ebola crisis, specific ways in which the private sector could contribute to the crisis and best case examples of private sector engagement in the response. We heard first-hand accounts of the crisis on the ground from workers in affected countries and from private sector companies that had been offering support to the response.Our panel of speakers included Joe Ruiz, Corporate Grants Manager at UPS Foundation; Karen Smith, Private Sector Strategic Partnerships Advisor at United Nations Mission for Ebola Emergency Response (UNMEER); Jon Pender, Vice President at Global Health in GSK's Government Affairs Department; Dr Craig Friderichs, Director of Health at GSMA; Alan Knight, General Manager for Corporate Responsibility at ArcelorMittal; and Sue Adkins, International Director at Business in the Community.Read more at https://phap.org/WHS-17oct2014

The Ebola outbreak in West Africa evolved into a complex emergency with significant political, social humanitarian and security dimensions in 2014. It is estimated by the United Nations that US$987.8 million are required to implement the Ebola response strategy. Health agencies such as the World Health Organization and Doctors Without Borders have warned of inadequate resources to contain the epidemic and treat affected people. As the international community scales up its efforts, the private sector is being called upon to expand its engagement to provide resources with the objective to eradicate the Ebola threat and mitigate its impact.The online event on the “Power of business in the Ebola response” rovided information on the Ebola crisis, specific ways in which the private sector could contribute to the crisis and best case examples of private sector engagement in the response. We heard first-hand accounts of the crisis on the ground from workers in affected countries and from private sector companies that had been offering support to the response.Our panel of speakers included Joe Ruiz, Corporate Grants Manager at UPS Foundation; Karen Smith, Private Sector Strategic Partnerships Advisor at United Nations Mission for Ebola Emergency Response (UNMEER); Jon Pender, Vice President at Global Health in GSK's Government Affairs Department; Dr Craig Friderichs, Director of Health at GSMA; Alan Knight, General Manager for Corporate Responsibility at ArcelorMittal; and Sue Adkins, International Director at Business in the Community.Read more at https://phap.org/WHS-17oct2014

The WAL gang of past and present meet to reflect on 100 episodes and discuss the growth of the libertarian movement since our launch in March of 2012. With us: Chris Spangle, Creighton Harrington, Joe Ruiz and his wife Mikki, Greg Lenz, Miah Akston, Harry Price, Chris and Daniel Peffers, Brett Bittner and Crystal Goss.

Chris, Greg and Joe Ruiz discuss the ongoing conflicts in Israel, Iraq, and the emergence of ISIS.

Joe Ruiz, the director of the UPS Humanitarian Relief Program discusses logistics in times of crisis.

After discovering that Spangle has gone missing, Greg, Peffers, & Joe Ruiz carry on with a discussion about Anarchy, Kiev, Venezuela, and the FCC.

We begin with an interview that Chris, Joe Ruiz, and Ryan Ripley did with Ron Paul in advance of his trip to Indiana on Tuesday evening. Then Chris, Greg, Miah, and Chris Peffers discuss the history of interventions, what it means for Syria, and what the libertarian movement looks like because of Ron Paul's legacy. Special Guest: Ron Paul.

Joe Ruiz and Jason Murrell explore the arts, music, movies, and television, as well sports, entertainment and human relationships.

Ryan Ripley hosts a weekly discussion on the media with co-hosts, Chris Spangle and Joe Ruiz. We discuss the world of media and journalism from a libertarian perspective, with the mission of persuading listeners to think critically about the media they consume. This week we examine the NSA spying scandal.

Chris, Creighton, Joe Ruiz, and Miah Akston discuss the three Obama scandals (IRS, AP spying, and Benghazi) and speculate on a potential fourth.

Chris, Creighton, Greg, Joe Ruiz, and Daniel Peffers discuss when we should take prominent libertarian figures at their word, we discuss our favorite media outlets and how we consume the news, and the vision for We Are Libertarians.

Chris, Greg, Creighton, and Joe Ruiz discuss the newest budget proposals, the soul of the GOP (if there is one) and discuss the CPAC straw poll.

Congressional District 2 candidate Joe Ruiz discusses his philosophy of government and updates us on his campaign.

Joe Ruiz discusses his run for Congress in Congressional District 2. Learn more at his website: http://joeruizforcongress.com/

Chris Spangle, Creighton Harrington, Greg Lenz, Gena Martinez, and Joe Ruiz discuss the origins of We Are Libertarians, how they found libertarianism, and what principles each finds important.