Podcast appearances and mentions of john doer

“Ideas are easy - execution is everything.”   This week's episode I am talking about objectives and key results for our goals.  Due to an invitation from my husband, I read the book, Measure what matters by John Doer.  This book is geared toward business but I use the main points to use as a tool for our goals for this year.  It is a way to think about the how of your big idea that you want to work on.  I share my rethinking through my objective and share the key results for how I want to declutter.  I also share  the great idea of the BHAG, the big hairy audacious goal and stretching for amazing.  I would love to hear from you! You can reach me at camille@findingthefloor.com or dm @findingthefloor on instagram. Thanks for listening!!Thanks to Seth Johnson for my intro and outro original music. I love it so much!

Alexis Normand is the Co-founder & CEO of Greenly, a carbon accounting and management platform enabling companies to measure and reduce their emissionsCarbon accounting has grown from a niche practice only a few years ago to a widely adopted business practice with 18,700 public companies now disclosing their emissionsBy measuring their emissions, companies can then define climate targets with ~2,200 companies having set a net zero science-based target to date, a number that has grown exponentially over the last yearsYet, much remains to be done with 17,000 public companies still failing to disclose their emissions and - while science-based target set a high bar for climate ambition - greenwashing and dubious climate claims remain rampant in the corporate worldLaunched less than 4 years ago in Paris, Greenly aims to democratize carbon measurement to enable companies of all size to measure their impact and take climate action. Greenly has already convinced 1,000 customers across Europe and the US, from one-person shops to large companies such as banking giant BNP Paribas.In this episode, we talk with Alexis about:how Alexis' interest in technology and tracking health data brought him to carbon accountinghow can we measure carbon emissions from company's datawhich climate commitments can corporates take and what is the difference between carbon neutrality and net zero science-based targetshow can Greenly software platform scale to companies of all sizes globally and become a standard like any financial accounting system but for carbonEnjoy the show!To learn more about carbon accounting and emission reduction:The Net-Zero standard for Corporates (report, ~65 pages)Energy: A beginner's guide, Vaclav Smil (book)How to avoid a climate disaster, Bill Gates (book)Speed & Scale, an action plan for solving our climate crisis, John Doer (book)Drawdown: the most comprehensive plan ever proposed to reverse global warming, Paul Hawken (book)World without end, Jean-Marc Jancovici (comics)

In this episode, Lauren and Teia explore the concept of an "Equity Pause" - a critical time for organizations and individuals to pause and reflect on who may be excluded from an evaluation, project, or programme. They discuss how this reflection is an important framework and tool for any non-profit organization or company to be proactive about not causing harm and promoting equity in dailypractice. Lauren and Teia delve into the four key questions that an equity pause could aim to answerWhat perspectives or voices have been/may be excluded?How are/or might we reinforce inequalities? How are we moving towards more and/or improved equity and inclusion? How can we challenge our assumptions and biases?This episode is a valuable resource for anyone interested in promoting equity and proactively avoiding harm. Things we mention:UKRI Equality Impact AssessmentObjectives and Key Results (OKRs)Book: Measure what matters by John DoerrJRNY ConsultingFollow us: Instagram: @jrnypodcast Twitter: @jrnypodcast Edited by Teia Rogers Music by Praz Khanal Get Premium Content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode we explore the outlined objectives presented by John Doer publication “Speed & Scale” to reach NET-ZERO emissions by 2050. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tamara-page/message

This week we discuss palace intrigue at Apple. the death of passwords and Twilio's valuation. Plus, Matt explains how to resurrect a dead MacBook Pro… Rundown How Technocrats Triumphed at Apple (https://www.nytimes.com/2022/05/01/technology/jony-ive-apple-design.html) Passwords Apple, Google, and Microsoft team up on passwordless logins (https://techcrunch.com/2022/05/05/apple-google-microsoft-passwordless-logins/) Teleport nabs $110M to provide identity-based infrastructure access (https://techcrunch.com/2022/05/03/2309618/) Listen to Brandon interview Teleport CEO (https://www.softwaredefinedtalk.com/346) How FIDO Works (https://fidoalliance.org/how-fido-works/) 1Password 8 for Mac Released With New Design and Features (https://www.macrumors.com/2022/05/03/1password-8-for-mac-released/) Twilio - A Future Essential, Or Overhyped & Just Unprofitable? (https://seekingalpha.com/article/4505528-twilio-a-future-essential-or-overhyped-and-just-unprofitable) Twilio Announces First Quarter 2022 Results (https://finance.yahoo.com/news/twilio-announces-first-quarter-2022-200500471.html) Matt Ray on headless Debian network installation works (https://twitter.com/mattray/status/1520946695823323137?s=21&t=eJoens13aik6Sd6EobYW4Q) Relevant to your Interests Amazon re-awarded $10 billion NSA cloud contract after Microsoft dispute | Engadget (https://www.engadget.com/amazon-web-services-re-awarded-nsa-cloud-contract-152924596.html) A common mistake of many first-time CTOs or VP of Engineerings: (https://twitter.com/gergelyorosz/status/1519909093187764224?s=21&t=ZwsCN2E_FzOziodSkZIqWQ) Big Tech revenue growth rates. 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Cloud providers only do so much to help. (https://www.protocol.com/enterprise/cloud-spending-cost-management-finops) Pack your bags! This is your invite to SpotifyIsland (https://twitter.com/Spotify/status/1521449221261602817?s=20&t=Hiqhz_-gGUj5e3-NQQ0PZA) Marketing Technology Landscape 2022: search 9,932 solutions on martechmap.com (https://chiefmartec.com/2022/05/marketing-technology-landscape-2022-search-9932-solutions-on-martechmap-com/) Nonsense AOC and Elon (https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FRjqr-ZWUAEB5U2.jpg) Sneakers, elastic pants: People alter office wear amid COVID (https://apnews.com/article/covid-health-business-dress-codes-fashion-22c012502cef421ddfe5400a82dc8e2c) Sponsors IT Brew — The IT Brew newsletter delivers the latest news and analysis of trends shaping the IT industry, like only The Brew can. Subscribe today! 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“OKRs đã giữ cho tôi và Google đúng hẹn và đúng hướng khi chúng tôi chọn ra được “Cái gì là quan trọng nhất”. Tôi muốn tất cả mọi người đều hiểu OKRs như chúng tôi đã hiểu” - Lời giới thiệu được viết bởi nhà đồng sáng lập Google, Larry Page, cho quyển sách “Làm điều quan trọng” của John Doerr. Tải ứng dụng để nghe trọn bộ Sách nói : voiz.vn/download

Just recently listened to a book written by Silicon Valley icon John Doer. The book is filled with incredible nuggets of wisdom that are applicable to anybody who happens to be in the business world, part of a team or really just breathing... In a section of the book, he talks about an internal study of 180 teams that Google used to measure performance. Very simply, there was a direct correlation between overall team success and the number of affirmative responses to these 5 questions: Structure & Clarity - Are goals, roles & execution plans on our team clear? Psychological Safety - Can we take risks without feeling insecure or embarrassed? What's the meaning of our work - Are we working on something that's personally important to each of us? Dependability - Can we count on each other to do high quality work on time? Impact - Do we fundamentally believe that we are doing work that matters?  Ironically, the name of the study was “Project Aristotle” that I assume was named after the famed ancient Greek philosopher we gave love to in Friday's Daily Hustle… Of course it was Aristotle that once said, “The whole is more than the sum of the parts.” All we got to do to figure out if that is true in our lives and on our team is answer these 5 questions... Good luck

Trae Vassallo is awesome. She is the founder of Defy Partners and was formerly at KPCB working with famed venture capitalist, John Doer. But that's not where her story begins. Not even at Stanford. It starts in her home state of Minnesota. Tune in to hear her story. Signup for our newsletter to get notified of the latest release and to receive the latest insights in VC and startups http://eepurl.com/dzVE5j

**SUSCRÍBETE PARA NO PERDERTE NINGUN CAPÍTULO!**Buenos días, Mundo!Quieres tener éxito en tu emprendimiento, en tus proyectos? Define bien tus objetivos!Hoy escuchamos a John Doer, alguien que creó un sistema para definir objetivos y que implementan Google, Intel o Bono de U2 entre otros. Y, ahora, tu, si quieres!Feliz día!** BIENVENID@ al CLUB DE LOS BUENOS DÍAS. Enhorabuena por escoger aportar buenas noticias motivadoras a tus días!**

Today’s guest is a Subject Matter Expert (SME) in Chemical, Pharma, Bio-tech Manufacturing, Finance, Bio-Energy, Nano-Technology, SAP/SCM, Machine learning and Big Data. He provided expert system consulting services to companies like Bechtel, Coca-Cola, URS in the fields of water and wastewater treatment design and engineering. Our Guest SRINIVAS KILAMBI was Chief Technology & Knowledge Officer of companies in the TATA group. This group generates over 100 Billion per year! He is also: • Founder of Sriya Group • Founder and 1st CEO Renmatix, Inc • President & CEO of Reliance Bio-Refinery • Did successful US IPOs with over $100MM raised including “Green Shoe” • Did Successful M&A with over 9X returns. Investors include Bill Gates, John Doer and Bill Joy • 1 Successful Turn-Around business experience • Chief Technology & Knowledge Officer of Tata Chemicals (>$25 billion global corporations) • Expert in prescriptive analytics, predictive analytics, machine learning, math-stat algorithms, modeling, simulation, and optimization • Business Process Innovation, Re-Engineering and Automation Expert • Expert in Supply Chain, ERP, Manufacturing, Financials, BAM, DSS • CXO of Commodore Separations, Inc. (CXOT) • Adviser & team member, Commodore Applied Tech. (CXI) IPO • Clean-Green Industry expert especially in water, bio-refineries, solar, and fuel cells   TEACHING INTERESTS Process Engineering & Design Process Intensification Nano Technology Combustion Synthesis Membrane Technologies and Separations Super Critical Fluids Bio-Refineries and Green Chemistry AI and Machine Learning   Questions: What is Digital Experience Index (DXi)? How is DXi measured, and computed? How is DXi used? How is DXi unique? Which industries/markets does DXi serve most? What is the value proposition of DXi to these businesses/industries/markets; What is the competitive landscape and how is DXi unique? What types of Data can DXi handle and sources? What is its pricing? Why is the management/Founding team of DXi unique and capable?   Please listen to the podcast to get all the replies and to know more   Thanks Quin Amorim

Jason Jay is a Senior Lecturer at the MIT Sloan School of Management and Director of the Sustainability Initiative at MIT Sloan.   He teaches courses on leadership, strategy, and innovation for sustainable business. Jason engages students and alumni in hands-on projects with leading companies and organizations. These efforts help build a community of innovators for sustainability that includes MIT students and alumni, faculty and researchers, with partners in business, government, NGOs, and hybrid organizations.  Jason’s research focuses on how people navigate the tensions inherent in the quest for sustainability, as they simultaneously pursue their own self-interest and the flourishing of human and other life. This work includes deep case studies of cross-sectoral collaboration and hybrid organizations that combine social and business goals. These case studies have been published in the Academy of Management Journal and California Management Review. He also contributes to the MIT Sloan Management Review, Stanford Social Innovation Review, and Greenbiz on the topic of sustainability-oriented innovation (SOI). A key finding of his research is that social innovation occurs through authentic conversations that hold the tension between divergent values and perspectives. With Gabriel Grant, he is the author of Breaking Through Gridlock: The Power of Conversation in a Polarized World. In this episode, the following topics are discussed: S-Lab — MBA students learn about sustainable business practice Research and teaching initiative — MIT Sloan now teaches sustainability and has up to 95% engagement from business students Challenges from the past decade as a satiability advocate Some people dismiss environmental and social challenges Are there tradeoffs to align with sustainability? SOI — sustainability orientated innovation Breaking through the stigma of the word ’sustainability’ Motivation is driving toward and innovation, or ‘regenerative’ and ‘flourishing’. Circular economy Supply chain optimization Operational efficiency Soil vitality Position vs opposition, as related to values People don’t like waste and want things to work better Do laws of climate change restrict freedom? FEMA and climate disasters Revenue neutral carbon tax The connection between innovation and sustainability — or SOI (Sustainability Orientation Innovation) framework at MIT Sloan Innovation is a startup context — and incorporating sustainability measures Lean Impact Measurement KPI’s — John Doer — and sustainability as a design constraint Nike and SOI — when analyzing GHG and carbon footprint — coming from gasses that inflated air bladders — they were using  sulfur hexafluoride (SF6) — without sacrificing athletic performance — led to new shoe designs along with structural integrity of sustaining nitrogen Constraints can lead to innovation Stakeholder concept is important because it contrasts with shareholder Stakeholder capitalism Environmental and social NGOs How to prioritize who a stakeholder is and how to engage — Ceres Crafting a sustainability strategy and prioritize issues EDF, WRI, and 1% For the Planet The big challenge is the increased interests in sustainability, ESG, but a lot is being built on a shaky foundation SHIFT NOTES and RESOURCES Jason Jay MIT Sloan SHIFT Book: Breaking Through Gridlock Sustainability Orientation Innovation SHIFT.tools Strategies for Sustainable Business #ceres #nike @MITSloanSusty ABOUT PHILIP BEERE Philip is host of Corporate Sustainability; the podcast that explores companies and people who inspire innovation, improvement, and sustainable business practices through purpose-driven missions and initiatives. Philip is a longtime marketer, who consults companies on how to use stories and narrative to help build their brands.  He says sustainability stories are one of the most powerful ways companies can manage their reputations. Connect with him by clicking here.  

Roger McNamee is one of the most successful technology investors of all time. While running the T. Rowe Price Science & Technology Fund, and generating a 17% compound average growth rate in the process, Roger made the unheard of move of committing capital, as a mutual fund manager, to venture investments in Electronic Arts and Sybase. From there, he started the industry's first crossover fund with John Doer, investing in both late-stage venture capital and public market securities. In March of 2000, he co-founded private equity firm Silver Lake Partners in anticipation of the tech bust and, in 2004, founded Elevation Partners where he would become one of the first investors in Facebook and other nascent tech stars. In this episode, Roger shares what made him so successful as an investor, how music saved his life and why he has shifted his focus today from investing in tech to warning of the rising risks tech giants present to democracy and society. For notes and links related to this episode visit TheFelderReport.com/podcast

AoMS rolls around in the warm squelchy aftermath of their much celebretated 100th. The Whore edits lamb screams from her Moussaka. A big fat Greek conflict prevents Preston from a life of piracy. John Doer doesn't know her, but he does dabble in dwarf tossing.

AoMS rolls around in the warm squelchy aftermath of their much celebretated 100th. The Whore edits lamb screams from her Moussaka. A big fat Greek conflict prevents Preston from a life of piracy. John Doer doesn't know her, but he does dabble in dwarf tossing.