Podcast appearances and mentions of jon richards

Sam and Steve are joined by Jon Richards of Evolve Video Marketing. We discuss today's buyer, using video in the sales process, how digital sales rooms work, and getting salespeople to adopt tools like OneMob.

In this episode, we check in with some of our first guests, sharing what they've been working on over the past year - and their advice for anyone looking to embark on a transformation in 2024. Bob Howland, Chief Digital Officer at Dawn Foods, explains how composable technology helps their company to effectively cross-pollinate content between their e-commerce and corporate sites. Jon Richards, Head of Digital at Golfbreaks, shares how composable architecture provides time-saving benefits. Danielle Diliberti, CEO of Sommsation, talks about the fast-paced innovative advantages of building a digital marketplace using composable technology. Andreas Westendörpf, CTO of Emma Sleep, shares how their composable stack helped them handle high business spikes during the holiday season. Along with these insights, the guests offer advice for organizations looking to begin their composable transformation journey.Timestamps:1:02 Bob Howland on the benefits of Dawn Foods merging onto a single composable CMS02:48 Jon Richards on the benefits of composable transformation for Golfbreaks04:07 The Golfbreaks portal project (CXAs award finalist)05:44 How Sommsation, a digitally native business benefits from composable (Danielle Diliberti)8:27 How Emma Sleep leveraged composable to thrive and innovate during the holiday season (Andreas Westendörpf)12:16 Advice for composable transformation: Strategic planning14:45 The value of quick wins16:33 Bridging business and technology - before you begin18:59 Remember the long game

C dans l'air du 22 septembre - Charles III : les dessous d'une visite C'est un accueil qui marque le réchauffement des relations diplomatiques entre la France et le Royaume-Uni. Alors qu'il entamait cette semaine sa première visite à Paris depuis son couronnement, le roi d'Angleterre Charles III, a été reçu mercredi soir au château de Versailles pour un fastueux dîner avec Emmanuel Macron. Un accueil chaleureux « comme hommage à notre passé, et comme gage d'avenir », a déclaré le président français. Après des années de brouille diplomatique liée au Brexit en 2020, il semblerait que la relation franco-britannique soit de nouveau au beau fixe. « Comme toujours, ce sont nos peuples qui sont le véritable moteur de notre relation. (…) Notre amitié et nos liens chaleureux se renforcent à chaque nouveau contact entre nous. », a de nouveau clamé le potentat britannique dans un discours au Sénat, devant 300 parlementaires français. Charles III en a profité pour proposer une nouvelle Entente cordiale sur le climat, un thème qui lui est cher et un acte forcément symbolique : la veille, le Premier ministre britannique, le conservateur Rishi Sunak, avait annoncé le report de plusieurs mesures phares en matière de politique climatique. Il faut dire que le Royaume-Uni fait face à de multiples obstacles en cette rentrée. En pleine crise économique, voilà que plusieurs centaines d'écoles et hôpitaux publics menacent de s'effondrer ! La faute à un béton aéré utilisé durant toute la seconde moitié du XXe siècle dans le pays. Léger et doté de bonnes capacités isolantes, ce dernier peut en revanche s'effondrer sans avertissement. Fin août, le gouvernement avait envoyé un message à 156 écoles à travers le pays pour leur recommander de ne pas ouvrir leurs portes à la rentrée, et de privilégier l'enseignement à distance pour les élèves. Trois ans après le début de l'épidémie de Covid-19, voilà les jeunes britanniques de nouveaux cantonnés à leur domicile. L'état de délabrement de ces bâtiments a aussitôt relancé le débat sur le financement des services publics, le résultat "des années de coupes budgétaires", selon Jon Richards, le secrétaire général adjoint du syndicat britannique Unison. Le gouvernement est évidemment pointé du doigt. En visite à Paris avec le roi, la très discrète reine Camilla, 75 ans, suit de loin les affaires du royaume. Celle qui n'a donné qu'une interview à la presse britannique au magazine Vogue en 2022 a notamment affiché une certaine complicité avec Brigitte Macron durant les trois jours de visite à Paris. Les deux femmes ont notamment lancé un prix littéraire franco-britannique à la Bibliothèque nationale, et visité jeudi un atelier Chanel, où la reine s'est essayée à un métier à tisser. Longtemps haïe par une partie du peuple britannique, à cause de sa relation secrète avec Charles aux dépens de Lady Diana, la reine Camilla semble avoir enfin trouvé sa place dans la vie politique anglaise. La hache de guerre est-elle définitivement enterrée entre la France et le Royaume-Uni, trois ans après le Brexit ? Que peut espérer tirer Emmanuel Macron du réchauffement de cette relation diplomatique ? Le scandale des bâtiments publics britanniques peut-il relancer le débat sur les services publics ? Longtemps haïe par la population britannique, la reine Camilla est-elle en passe de reconquérir le cœur des anglais ? LES EXPERTS : - Éric ALBERT - Journaliste, correspondant du à Londres - Le Monde - Florentin COLLOMP - Journaliste spécialiste de l'Europe - Le Figaro - Catherine NORRIS TRENT - Correspondante à Paris - France 24 - Catherine MARSHALL - Professeure d'histoire et de civilisation britannique à l'Université Cergy Paris DIFFUSION : du lundi au samedi à 17h45 FORMAT : 65 minutes PRÉSENTATION : Caroline Roux - Axel de Tarlé - REDIFFUSION : du lundi au vendredi vers 23h40 PRODUCTION DES PODCASTS: Jean-Christophe Thiéfine RÉALISATION : Nicolas Ferraro, Bruno Piney, Franck Broqua, Alexandre Langeard, Corentin Son, Benoît Lemoine PRODUCTION : France Télévisions / Maximal Productions Retrouvez C DANS L'AIR sur internet & les réseaux : INTERNET : francetv.fr FACEBOOK : https://www.facebook.com/Cdanslairf5 TWITTER : https://twitter.com/cdanslair INSTAGRAM : https://www.instagram.com/cdanslair/

It's sweet hellos and sad goodbyes on this week's Independent Music Podcast as we welcome back Ragga Twins, who are releasing their first new record in 28 years, and the Jungle is as blistering as ever it was. Not so blistering as ever it was is Not Waving, who continues his development into more thought-provoking downtempo electronics, bringing back frequent collaborator Marie Davidson on his latest.  Elsewhere there's stunning folk from Mary Hampton, beautiful psych guitar experimentation from Jon Richards, Israeli psych funk, and a lot more. We also have the latest posthumous record from Jaimie Branch, which is poignant and as excellent as ever she was. You can listen to the first six tracks for free. To listen to the full episode, get a huge back catalogue of music, and access to our live shows and Discord group, please join our Patreon: patreon.com/independentmusicpodcast. The podcast only survives with Patron support TracklistingRagga Twins – Too Much Madness (Nice Up! Records, UK)Mary Hampton – Hares in the Old Plantation (self-release, UK)Eje Eje – Heat Flux (Summer) (Batov Records, UK)Two Form a Click vs Horacio Pollard – Through a Glass Lozenge (Futura Resistenza, Belgium)Prince Fatty – Expansions feat. Shniece (Lovedub Limited, UK)ĠENN – Rohmeresse (Liminal Collective, UK)Not Waving – Beginner's Goodbye w/ Marie Davidson (Ecstatic, UK)Jon Richards – Flat Banks (Wrong Speed Records, UK)BFTT – SEEMS(Worldwide Unlimited, UK)Jaimie Branch – Baba Louie (International Anthem, USA) This week's episode is sponsored by the state51 Conspiracy, an independent music house. Go to state51.com to find out more about everything they do: state51 Factory sessions and events; hand-made Atelier products; a diverse roster of Label releases; Greedbag stores, pop-up and fanzine, and the Collective of distribution partner labels and artists Produced and edited by Nick McCorriston

Programme Director of Galway Bay FM, Jon Richards recently caught up with Tom O'Carroll, the Managing Director of Zimmer Biomet, where he discussed the impressive contributions of Zimmer Biomet to the community.

NOMATIC'S Co-Founder, Jon Richards, joins the podcast and impresses with his story.How did he begin?...NOMATIC started with a very successful Kickstarter campaign with wallets. However, that was not the beginning. Jon shares his story with Scrubbing Cans and his entrepreneurial focus. How does a business starter begin? Jon shares his incredible story.Key items in the conversation:When you have an idea - you don't have to quit your day job.Get others to rally around your cause.Come with your MVP (minimally viable product) and push it quickly.Join in our conversation:Mike@TheSellingPodcast.comScott@TheSellingPodcast.com

Our guest today managed to strategically steer his company towards one of their most profitable years ever—in the middle of a pandemic, as a travel brand!  Jacob Durham joins the Wavebreak Podcast to break down NOMATIC's growth as a company, and fill us in on what's happened since his co-founder Jon Richards was last on the Wavebreak Podcast.In this episode you'll learn:The emergency steps NOMATIC took to navigate the pandemic as a travel brand, why 2021 was even worse than 2020, and why Jacob's optimistic about 2022.The exact tool NOMATIC uses to drill down on attribution, leading to their most efficient ad spend ever.How calling their customers led NOMATIC to shift the messaging they use in their marketing materials.Jacob Durham is CEO and co-founder at Nomatic, a company creating minimalist products like travel bags, backpacks, watches, notebooks and wallets.  Join Our Private Email ListOur industry-leading DTC newsletter is trusted by ecommerce and marketing leaders at top brands like Goop, Skims, Cartier, Walmart, and thousands more.Click here to sign up ->Links MentionedNOMATICScaling to $20mm with Jon Richards of NOMATICLearn more about Wavebreak: the email & CRM agency for high-growth DTC brandsSponsored by KlaviyoKlaviyo — Over 265,000 innovative brands are growing their businesses by listening and understanding to cues from their customers--easily turning that information into valuable marketing messages used to build highly segmented, automated email & SMS campaigns, such as win back campaigns or abandoned cart recovery and more.Okendo — The new standard in customer reviews for high-growth Shopify brands. Okendo is helping over 4,000 of the fastest-growing Shopify retailers such as Kim Kardashian's underwear label- SKIMS, Nomad, and Buck Mason to leverage their most powerful asset; their customers. They offer super affordable monthly subscriptions starting at $29. Visit Okendo.io to learn more.

From compareitforme to yallacompare jon discusses what it took to make the switch and how they were able to maintain the brand image and even boost it by making smart and calculated marketing tricks

Is Kickstarter a part of your business launch plan or are you considering it? Then this episode might be the one you are waiting for.In this episode, Jon Richards, owner, and co-Founder of Nomatic talks about how he has been successfully launching one Kickstarter after another. He walks us through the entire process and shares some key actionable insights from his launch process that has been proven time and again. Listen and Enjoy!KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODEKickstarter alleviates cash flow problems.If you are going to launch a product on Kickstarter, you need to have a good marketing plan in place.You have to offer a product that is very unique and compelling that people will be willing to give you money in advance.Make sure that your product stands out and it’s got some features that set it apart from the competition.Make sure that you deal well with the logistics process for your fulfillment.TODAY’S GUESTJon Richards is the owner and co-founder of NomaticNOMATIC began when two cousins — Jon Richards and Jacob Durham — designed an innovative wallet and launched it on Kickstarter. They expected to get about 50 orders, but over 6,000 people backed their campaign. Since then, they have launched multiple crowdfunding campaigns and shipped products to hundreds of thousands of people worldwide.NOMATIC has continued to innovate products by listening to what consumers want, prioritizing quality, and creating the most functional products ever.Connect and learn more about Jon and Nomatic here:LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/jon-richards-31aa3449/Website:https://www.nomatic.comWe love our podcast community and listeners so much so that we have decided to offer a free  eCommerce Growth Plan for your brand! To learn more and how we can help click here:https://mindfulmarketing.co/growthplan-applyIf you've been paying attention and your brand is ready to GROW, apply now to be the one new brand we take on this month!https://mindfulmarketing.co/applyThe landscape of E-commerce is changing and what used to work may not be working (or working as well as it used to)!  So.... join us in hearing from e-commerce experts (Ezra Firestone, Ryan Mckenzie and Sean Holladay to name a few) at the E-commerce Executives Virtual Roundtable Spring 2021 event on May 26, 2021!

Thank you for tuning into "Starting Small", a podcast about brand development, entrepreneurship, and innovation in the modern world. In this episode, I am joined by Jon Richards, Co-Founder of NOMATIC, minimalistic gear with a strong focus on functionality. Growing up, Jon had a passion for entrepreneurship, as he started a service business cleaning the area's garbage cans for a fee. Through this, he was making more in one day, than his friends were making for 40 hour work weeks.  Following his time at BYU and working in corporate finance, Jon and his cousin, Jacob, came up with this idea of a minimalistic wallet. After launching that initial product on Kickstarter, they expected to receive around 50 orders... they happened to land 6,000. Since then, NOMATIC has launched numerous travel products, selling to hundreds of thousands of customers worldwide.  Make sure to check out NOMATIC at: https://www.nomatic.com/   Follow Starting Small: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/startingsmallpod/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Startingsmallpod/?modal=admin_todo_tour LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/cameronnagle   Support for Starting Small comes from Humanscale, the leading designer and manufacturer of high-performance ergonomic products that help create a healthier work life. All of their products, from chairs to standing desks and more, are comfortable, easy to use, and sustainable. And great for either the office or the work from home environment. With an increase in shifting workplaces, comfort can be especially hard to find. As I run the podcast, I am in front of my desk for hours a day; from scheduling, researching, interviewing, and more. Humanscale allows me to remain productive, without the consequence of body stress to follow.  Make sure to check out Humanscale at humanscale.com, and use code: STARTINGSMALL at checkout to save 20% on your purchase.   Thank you to this episodes mid-break sponsor, YITAHOME. YITAHOME’s online store dedicates to providing fashionable and practical home furniture, at a very low cost.  Whether it’s furniture for your bedroom, office, or living room, YITAHOME provides an array of products. Use code 25YITAHOME, to save 25% off your purchase using this link: https://www.amazon.com/gp/mpc/AXIVMQ8HPW4VX  

Matt sits down with Nomatic co-founder Jacob Durham. There's a good chance you may already be familiar with Nomadic. They are huge innovators in the everyday carry industry, making a variety of specialized bags for luggage, travel, commuting, and camera & videography.  What you may not know is that Nomatic was really started on a quest for knowledge for Jacob and his co-founder Jon Richards to dip their toes into the product development game. They've grown hand over fist and launched countless Kickstarter for new products that always seem to be wild successes. In this episode, Jacob shares his approach and philosophy towards business, some pointers on how to launch and create a successful Kickstarter campaign, and the absolute importance of storytelling.

Jon Richards and his cousin, Jacob Durham, launched Nomatic on Kickstarter with a simple minimalist wallet. That Kickstarter ended up raising over $100,000. Since then, they have transitioned to bags and have raised over $13 million on Kickstarter. Things were going really well and they were growing quickly, but the past 12 months brought them back to reality quickly. They went through a series of major struggles on top of COVID, and have been trying to adapt their company since travel is pretty nonexistent these days. During these times, Jon experienced his first major bouts of depression, and in this episode he reveals what he does to keep his emotions in check and how he's been able to stabilize Nomatic when it might not have looked possible even just a few months ago.ResourcesSubscribe and Review: Click HereNomatic Website: Click HereProduct Launch Course: Click Here

Jon Richards co-founded NOMATIC with $0, a wallet, and a Kickstarter page five years ago. Since then, they’ve raised over $13 million through crowdfunding and grown NOMATIC to over $20 million in annual revenue. In this episode we chat about:How established brands can use crowdfunding to launch new products and raise funding and grow their customer baseThe advertising strategies they used to scale beyond Kickstarter to over $20 millionHow they’re marketing their travel-focused brand during a travel banWhy they brought their video ads studio in-houseListen now!The 5-Minute Ecommerce Email Marketing HackStop leaving money on the table. Without great email marketing, you're missing out on 6-7 figures per year of revenue and profit.Download this checklist, go through it, and in less than 5 minutes you'll know exactly what you need to do to increase your email revenue.This is our secret sauce and we're giving it all away for free, no strings attached.Click here to download the checklist for free.Links:WavebreakPrivate email list for ecommerce leadersBook an intro callCreate Launch Go websiteNOMATIC websiteLearn more about WavebreakThis episode is sponsored by...Klaviyo — Over 10,000 innovative brands are growing their businesses by listening and understanding to cues from their customers--easily turning that information into valuable marketing messages used to build highly segmented, automated email campaigns, such as win back campaigns or abandoned cart emails and more.

Raleigh sits down with Nomatic Founder Jon Richards to talk about how Nomatic raised over $13M in crowdfunding campaigns and the challenges a travel company faces in a post-coronavirus world. Jon also talks about his newest venture www.createlaunchgo.com that helps people source and scale their ecommerce business.

This week Frankie Tortora and Steve Folland have a chat in response to a question from Jon Richards. Jon runs Obladee, a design studio specialising in branding and identity design. He says: “With our oldest just starting school, I’m wondering how others deal with the change of routine with set drop off and pick up times? Is there any tips or advice of how to adapt to these new work hours from parents that have school kids?” What would your advice be? Let us know your thoughts using #DIFTKpodcast on Twitter and Instagram, and join in the conversation via the [DIFTK Community](https://www.facebook.com/groups/DIFTK/) on Facebook. ••• This episode is supported by the brilliant Cowly Owl, who make mobile & tablet games for the whole family to play together. ••• Jon Richard's website Frankie Tortora's website Steve Folland's website Steve's podcast - Being Freelance Doing It For The Kids website DIFTK Facebook Community DIFTK Instagram DIFTK Twitter*

First Church of God is a multi-generational community of people doing life together. Each Sunday we gather to worship, hear relevant messages that remind us that God still changes lives. Friendly people will greet you and let you know "You Matter to God"

In today's episode, we're chatting with Jon Richards, the co-founder of NOMATIC, a travel gear company he co-founded with his cousin Jacob back in 2014 that now sells bags, backpacks, notebooks, wallets, watches and more—all designed for active people that are always on the go. 

“Donald Trump’s empathy might be the greatest fraud in modern American politics” On this week’s episode we look back at a year of PeachPod. We began this show as the 2016 election transitioned from the primary to the general election. So we take a look back at what we got wrong about 2016, how anger influences our politics, and whether or not we can sustain the chaos that defines our politics today. We also discuss the challenges in reporting on the legislature, how we miss Jon Richards’ excellent reporting that helped us understand the Gold Dome, and what goals we have for this show going forward. Show Notes: Here’s Rebecca Traister’s look at Hillary Clinton’s life post-2016.  The full text of Trump’s speech excerpted in this episode is here. (Editors Note: I sped up the clip slightly to fit in a longer segment of the speech. This four-minute clip struck me as Trump’s most condensed version of the message Trump’s supporters believed, regardless of how truthful it actually was.) The Bill Clinton excerpt comes from his 1992 town hall debate with George H.W. Bush.  Check out Luke’s favorite PeachPod conversation with Jason Carter here. Kyle’s favorite conversation between Luke and Cody Hall is here.

Join Greg as he talks about Georgia's attempt to regulate the Transportation industry and the potential match ups for President in 2016 with his guests.

Andy talks with Avinash Agrawal and Jon Richards, program manager and senior engineer on the setiQuest project, about the program and the open source software behind it. setiQuest taps the global brain trust, harnesses the power of citizen scientists, and seeks to improve current searches for extraterrestrial intelligence and our understanding of our place in the cosmos.

DescriptionThis episode addresses how to support your child as they begin reading in the early years of school.Key Points and Links1. Read Together - Enjoy and DiscussSpaghetti Book ClubJack Prelutsky's PoetryThe Magic School Bus (at Scholastic)Various Cutaway Books illustrated by Jon Richards, Ken Marschall, or Mark Bergin.2. Obsess over print - Point out EVERYTHING3. Encourage your child to writeFree printable shopping list, to do list and things to remember list4. Encourage and support your child with readingClick here for the podcastIf you enjoyed the show or have suggestions for future episodes, please leave your comment below.Thanks, Penny.Please leave your comments at www.link4learning.blogspot.com or email me at johnandpeninny@hotmail.com.