Podcast appearances and mentions of Jon Carson

Health groups say Provinces must seek anti-smoking measures in Big Tobacco settlement. We are joined by Senior Policy Analyst at Canadian Cancer Society, Rob Cunningham Jim Richards has some issues with his credit card. Three guys talking about Therapy on MenTELL Health. Joining Jim today, Dale Curd - is a certified executive coach with two decades of experience working with men and women and the former host of CBC's Hello Goodbye. Co-Author of Living Lightly: Bring Happiness and Calm to Your Everyday, published by Harper Collins, is in stores now! Jon Carson - is a former police officer who pioneered Mindfulness Based Resiliency programs in North America's emergency service culture, which have helped workers navigate mental health stressors.

It is week 7 here at Camp Shady Birch! Zachariah and Jonathan discuss Bigfoot, a massive lie that landed one listener in the headlines, honey mustard, and so much more.

This week our host Steve McGarry sits down with Jon Carson. Jon is a multi-exit education entrepreneur with thirty years of experience starting and scaling tech enabled services companies. To start the show Steve and Jon dive into Jons' first out of 4 exits, which happened to be a beer keg delivery service in college that he actually sold as a senior. They jump into his next venture at his consulting style business where he ended up selling to an insurance company, and then to his company “The Family Education Network” as well. Jon talks about another one of his exits with the company “Bidding For Good” which somewhat operates like an “eBay for charities”. Jon also goes into some of the specific metrics they were tracking before selling, and since he has exited multiple companies he gives the listener some great insight on some of the steps and actions he took to prepare himself for those exits. Jons' current company, College Guidance Network, is a digital media company focused on building a comprehensive live, interactive, and on-demand content platform that delivers virtual college and career guidance that is intimate, interactive, and scalable (MasterClass for College and Career Guidance). LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jon-carson-19230/ Website - https://www.collegeguidancenetwork.com/ Website - https://www.biddingforgood.com/auction/biddingforgood.action The Exit Meetups - https://flippa.com/the-exit-meetups/ -- The Exit—Presented By Flippa: A 30-minute podcast featuring expert entrepreneurs who have been there and done it. The Exit talks to operators who have bought and sold a business. You'll learn how they did it, why they did it, and get exposure to the world of exits, a world occupied by a small few, but accessible to many. To listen to the podcast or get daily listing updates, click on flippa.com/the-exit-podcast/

Blessing is joined by Wesley Leblanc and Jon Carson formerly of Game Informer to talk about the layoffs, Skull and Bones, and more! Time Stamps - 00:00:00 - Start 00:10:30 - Housekeeping A new PS I Love You XOXO is up right now. It is me, Greg, and Janet talking God of War Ragnarok. You can catch that right now on Youtube.com/KindaFunnyGames and on Podcast services around the globe. Shout-out to Prime Gaming for sponsoring our streams. To celebrate Prime Day you can start Freeloading Over 30 Games With Prime Gaming for Prime Day 2022! And then you'll also be able to claim additional games on Prime Day - July 12 and July 13, which will include AAA titles like Mass Effect Legendary Edition, GRID Legends, Need for Speed Heat, and Star Wars Jedi Knight - Jedi Academy, Star Wars Jedi Knight II - Jedi Outcast, and Star Wars Republic Commando. So check out the link in the description to start Freeloading games now! HEY LA, wanna hang out with Greg, Joey, and SnowBikeMike?! Xbox and Kinda Funny will be taking over the Fonda Theater in Los Angeles for the As Dusk Falls Launch Event!. A live We Have Cool Friends! A Kinda Funny Gamescast! A Live Let's Play! Wanna come?! kindafunny.com/xbox for all the details! Thank you to our Patreon Producers: FargoBrady,Gordon McGuire, & Al Tribesman The Roper Report  - 00:11:23 - GameStop Fires Game Informer Staff As It Doubles Down On NFTs And The Blockchain - Paul Tassi @ Forbes 00:27:40 - Ad 00:29:35 - Skull and Bones has a release date - Matt Kim @ IGN 00:42:35 - Pokemon Puzzle League comes to the Nintendo Switch 00:45:15 - Some of July's PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium games may have leaked - Tom Ivan @ VGC 00:49:45 - RoboCop: Rogue City has shown off its first gameplay - Joe Skrebels @ IGN 00:54:00 - Out today 00:55:56 - You‘re Wrong Next Week's Hosts: MON: Bless and Tim TUES: Bless and Gary WED: Bless and Janet THURS: Greg and Tim FRI: Tam and Lucy

Get a 15% discount to attend Midwest Solar Expo with discount code: CPH15. www.MidwestSolarExpo.com/, the premier B2B solar and clean energy event in the region. Solar developers are well aware of the energy it takes to win the uphill, sometimes prolonged battle of project approval.  Is education the answer?  And which strategy works the best?  Community engagement via telephone land line is a thing of the past; Dynamic Online Sampling on social media is the method of today.  Tyler Duvelius is Director of External Affairs at Conservative Energy Network.  Jon Carson is a lead solar developer with Trajectory Energy.  Robin Pressman is Head of Embold Research.  Mike Casey is the President of Tigercomm.  Today on Clean Power Hour, we have a team of experts and advocates from diverse fields within the solar industry: Robin is conducting the research, Tyler is advocating on the ground in the communities long-term, and Jon and Mike are managing installs and slowly chipping away at getting solar into rural America.  Together, this team offers evidence-based methods to get projects off the ground in a timely and affordable way.  Listen in for easy, low or cost-free resources for developers to ease the process of project approval. Key TakeawaysHow utility-scale developers tend to under-communicate with the public at the most important momentTwo key metrics that were shown to significantly increase public acceptance of a project Three ways developers could streamline project approval with local officials, businesses and the publicWhy community perception is still the worst bottleneck of recent timesWhy Embold's proprietary research and sampling methods are so integral in the effort to understand community mindsetKey results from Embold's comprehensive research study into public opinion of solar Why investing in the early stages of a project can save time and hassle come permit timeWhy staying involved locally past project completion will help in landing future workHow the Conservative Energy Network's Land and Liberty project aims to stick around and continue community engagement well after the project is completedWhy explicitly stating where project revenue will go, e.g., high school renovations, is essentialLocations in the US where new projects tend to be sitedWhy never letting the loudest voice win the argument is sage advice to followConnect with Tyler Conservatives for Clean EnergyConnect with RobinEmbold ResearchConnect with JonTrajectory EnergyConnect with Mike TigercommFeb 2022 ArticleConnect with Tim  Clean Power Hour  Clean Power Hour on YouTubeTim on TwitterTim on LinkedIn Email Corporate sponsors who share our mission to speed the energy transition are invited to check out https://www.cleanpowerhour.com/support/ Twice a week we highlight the tools, technologies and innovators that are making the clean energy transition a reality - on Apple,

With the signing of the Climate and Equitable Jobs Act into law, Illinois has become the first coal-producing state – and the first midwestern state – to commit to a carbon-free future, and the bill was proposed in part by the state's labor unions. To get a sense of the scale of the goals CEJA lays out, Jay speaks with environmental expert Paula DiPerna, who ran the Joyce Foundation out of Chicago and founded the Chicago Climate Exchange. Paula explains that what sets Illinois apart from other states is that their union leaders have stopped trying to hang on to legacy jobs and have instead embraced the burgeoning green economy. Jay digs in a little deeper by chatting with Pat Devaney, the secretary treasurer for the AFL-CIO, who explains how the unions saw the shortcomings of previous legislation and decided to put together a proposal of their own that guaranteed prevailing wage and labor standards on renewable energy projects. Next, Jay hears from Naomi Davis, founder of Blacks In Green, to hear how workforce development programs are providing not only pipelines to green jobs, but also pathways to business ownership for black and brown residents who have historically been shut out of the clean energy movement. And while on the subject of workforce development, Jay pops into Heartland Community college to hear from administrators, teachers, and students about how auto workers are preparing to meet CEJA's most ambitious targets: getting one million electric vehicles on the road by 2030. And as the state works to electrify both its consumer and public transit, renewable energy developers will be erecting large-scale wind and solar projects. Jay rounds out his trip through Through the Prairie State by talking to Jon Carson, founder of Trajectory Energy Partners, about how well-suited Illinois' rural farmlands are to provide the groundwork needed to meet the state's growing energy demands. CREDITS:Featuring: Jay Tipton, Paula DiPerna, Pat Devaney, Naomi Davis, Keith Cornille, Mike Deavers, Kyle Klein, Jon CarsonProduced by: Alicia ClarkExecutive Produced by: Melissa Panzer, Joan Lynch, Art BilgerWritten by: Jay Tipton, Alicia Clark, Mike ZunicAssociate Producer: Eve BilgerTalent Producer: Emily LallouzEdited and Sound Mixed by: Lynz FlorenAssistant Editor: Mengfang YangMusic by: Avocado JunkieMade possible by: the Walton Family Foundation

Emily Parcell is blazing her own path through the political industry...part of the famed 2004 Dick Gephardt Iowa operation, Iowa Political Director for the 2008 Obama Caucus effort, running Indiana for the 2008 Obama general election, starting Wildfire Contact's direct mail arm, helping Democrats win tough races, heading up the Warren 2020 effort as a senior aide...and much more. In this conversation, Emily talks her small town Iowa roots, important stops along her political career, and insights and advice from 2 decades in the political trenches.IN THIS EPISODEEmily talks about growing up in small town Iowa…Emily's hometown connection to Tom Vilsack…Emily's Iowa Politics 101…Emily's memories of staffing Senator Tom Harkin up close and personal…Emily talks being part of the influential Gephardt 2004 Iowa Caucus effort…Emily talks running the Iowa State Senate Democratic Caucus and de-mystifies what legislative campaigns looks like…Emily talks her role as Barack Obama's Iowa Political Director during the magical 2008 Caucus campaign…Emily's memories of running Indiana for Obama in 2008, one of the biggest presidential upsets in a generation…Emily's accidental path to direct mail and her important early races as a mail consultant…Emily talks starting her current firm Wildfire Contact…Emily talks her experiences in a senior role of the 2020 Warren for President campaign…Emily's advice to political operatives early in their careers…AND…the Atlas Project,  BDSM liaisons, battle cries and covers songs, Birch Bayh, Sarah Benzing, Joe Biden, Sherrod Brown, Susie Buffett, Bill Burton, Cheri Bustos, Jon Carson, Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton, cougars, Abby Curran, Tom Daschle, Sharice Davids, Raghu Devaguptapu, Preston Elliott, fake glasses, Abby Finkenauer, Lee Fisher, Marygrace Galston, Dan Geldon, Jane Gephardt, Grandma Jenny, Al Gore, Mike Gronstal, Josh Grossfeld, Lucinda Guinn, ice cream spoons, Iowa Nice, Jason Isbell, Charlie Kelly, John F. Kennedy, Patrick Kennedy, Ted Kennedy, John Kerry, Mary Landrieu, John Lapp, Roger Lau, Andrew LaVigne, Dean Levitan, Jeff Link, Jill Long Thompson, Travis Lowe, Leslie Martes, John McCain, Motorola, mousetrap minds, Andrew Myers, BJ Neidhardt, John Norris, Jen O'Malley Dillon, Kristen Orthman, Rohan Patel, Palm Pilots, Rebecca Pearcey, Aaron Pickrell, David Plouffe, Jessica Post, Joe Rospars, Mitch Stewart, Jonathan Swain, Tailgates with Tom, Suzie Terrell, Kip Tew, Paul Tewes, Caroline Valand, Doug Vilsack, Wartburg College, & more!

https://innovationlabs.harvard.edu/ Jon is an entrepreneurial CEO with 4 exits who builds mission-driven teams who are metrics driven that win their category. Previously as CEO of CollegeVine, Jon joined as the founding CEO to help 3 college dropouts build fastest growing college advising service using near peer model hiring recent college grads from top 30 colleges. […] The post “Discussing Good Entrepreneurs Over A Life Of Business” with Jon Carson of Harvard Innovation Lab appeared first on Radio Entrepreneurs.

A Baby Boomer walks into a room and finds 3 smart, hard-working Millennials sitting at a table. That’s it. There is no joke. Sparks didn’t fly. Attitudes didn’t clash. The Millennials didn’t ask to be CEO tomorrow. Ironically, these 3 twenty-something start-up entrepreneurs “hired” Baby Boomer Jon Carson, more than 3 ½ decades older and 2 generations removed, to be CollegeVine’s first chief executive officer. How does it work? Hear what CEO Jon Carson does differently.This show is broadcast live on Wednesday's at 1PM ET on W4CY Radio – (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

Jon Carson leads us in a short, simple breath meditation that can be done at any time to help keep us centered.    Jon's Twitter https://www.mindfulcop.com/  

Our guest this week is Jon Carson. He is a well-known speaker throughout North America speaking on mindfulness, trauma, and leadership as a police officer within Ontario, Canada and has been serving the community for over 18 years in various capacities.  It was in 2009 when he encountered a traumatic call involving a young baby that his journey took a turn and he eventually was diagnosed with PTSD.  Spending a better part of the initial stages of his diagnosis self-medicating himself.  It wasn’t until 2013 when he was offered an opportunity to look at things differently by using mindfulness practices to look within and prevent trauma from taking its toll.  He now delivers Mindfulness Based Resiliency training to the police organization he works for but also is now venturing out to deliver this valuable training through his company Mindful Cop Consulting.  Thanks for listening!  And if you'd like to be part of a dynamic social impact entrepreneur community, check out the Awarepreneurs Community.

In this episode of the Energy Wakeup podcast, we sat down with Jon Carson, founder of Trajectory Energy Partners, to discuss early solar project development in Illinois—and the politics of solar. Carson has spent nearly a lifetime in Illinois politics, first running Tammy Duckworth’s successful Senatorial campaign and then was the field director and then national field director for President Barack Obama’s 2008 campaign. So he knows a little about politics and how solar fits into our current political atmosphere. Carson discusses the importance of grassroots campaigning in early stage solar development—meeting with citizens in the area where you want to do development but going far beyond politicians. He describes the hours he’s spent crisscrossing the Land of Lincoln in his car, doing his best to talk solar to the people that will be affected by the installation of a solar farm: abutting neighbors, influencers and other townspeople. And, Carson says, when he puts in the time to make these connections, it turns out solar is a pretty easy sell in most areas of the state. Listen to the whole fascinating discussion to hear Carson talk about where solar is in the national political discussion and how we can do an even better job of bringing our issues to the forefront—and how he is effectively entering the burgeoning Illinois market, one project at a time.

Joining us today are Jon Carson and Ling Ritter from CollegeVine. CollegeVine is a program that aims to make the college admission and application process easier to navigate for high school students. Jon serves as CEO of CollegeVine. Ling is a current student at Princeton University and one of CollegeVine's Application Consultants. The average student receives just under 38 minutes of college guidance across 4 years, and the average guidance counselor-to-student ratio is 1 to 472. CollegeVine - http://collegevine.com - seeks to remedy that, providing guidance students need. The podcast is produced by Red Cup Agency. The interviewer is Lee Schneider.

A Baby Boomer walks into a room and finds 3 smart, hard-working Millennials sitting at a table. That’s it. There is no joke. Sparks didn’t fly. Attitudes didn’t clash. The Millennials didn’t ask to be CEO tomorrow. Ironically, these 3 twenty-something start-up entrepreneurs “hired” Baby Boomer Jon Carson, more than 3 ½ decades older and 2 generations removed, to be CollegeVine’s first chief executive officer.   Scenes like this - Baby Boomers and Millennials getting along - happen every day and are repeated thousands of times. We just don’t read much about collaboration and cooperation between generations because as they used to say in the newspaper business, “if it bleeds, it reads.”  Millennial bashing makes a much better headline. So how does it work? What does CEO Jon Carson do differently that so many other managers and executives don't? What does it take to get Millennials and Baby Boomers (as well as other generations) to work side-by-side as partners, colleagues, and co-workers? Listen and learn!

Almost every day, we read about passionate people who want to solve a big problem and they do so in myriad ways. We hear about social entrepreneurs, social enterprises, and for-profits and non-profits, all working toward social change. Clearly, we are long past the days when non-profits are the only do-gooders in the world. In 2008, a student at Stanford … Read more about this episode...

Fundraising auctions can produce greater returns if you think like a creative merchant rather than an event planner. On this show, you’ll hear from Sherry Truhlar, a passionate auctioneer and founder of Red Apple Auctions LLC and Jon Carson, chairman and CEO of BiddingForGood. Be prepared to take lots of notes! The post Nonprofit Spark – Silent, live and online auction tips and best practices – 05/02/11 appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Click here for the RADIO LINKSClick here for People to People FundraisingClick here for tedhart.comClick to Promote Your Service or Organization  He lectures around the world but now is here for you. From the latest in charity news, technology, fundraising and social networking, Ted Hart and his guests help you maneuver through this economic downturn in the charitable sector to greater levels of efficiency and fundraising success. PAGE 2 GUEST EXPERT: Jon Carson is Founder and CEO of Bidding For Good. A serial entrepreneur with 20+ years in building for-profit enterprises that serve a broader social purpose. He has returned in excess of $175 million to investors and has never lost investor money. He has previously served on the boards of the ePhilanthropy Foundation, National PTA, National School Boards Foundation, and the Small Business Association of New England (SBANE). Jon lives in Boston with his wife and has recently discovered the wonders of fatherhood. Follow Jon on Twitter: @bidding4good

He lectures around the world but now is here for you. From the latest in charity news, technology, fundraising and social networking, Ted Hart and his guests help you maneuver through this economic downturn in the charitable sector to greater levels of efficiency and fundraising success. PAGE 2 GUEST EXPERT: Jon Carson Chairman & CEO, of Bidding for Good (formerly cMarket) Jon is a nationally recognized entrepreneur with a passion for social entrepreneurship having funded and endowed social entrepreneurship lectures at both Yale and Babson College. He is a serial entrepreneur who, other than brief stints at Boeing and McKinsey & Company, has always worked on new ventures. He has started and profitably sold three companies, the most recent being FamilyEducation Network (Fen.com) which used a unique public/private partnership model to become the largest education portal on the Internet. In total he has returned in excess of $175 million to investors and has never lost investor money. He is currently on the board of Taunton Press and Net-Impact, a national organization of college and MBA chapters promoting social entrepreneurship. He has previously served on the boards of the National PTA, National School Boards Foundation, and the Small Business Association of New England (SBANE). In 2008 Jon was inducted into the Babson College Entrepreneur Hall of Fame. Jon lives in Boston with his wife and has recently discovered the wonders of fatherhood. jcarson@cmarket.com