Podcast appearances and mentions of jon skinner

Jon Skinner is CEO of PSP Partners, a diversified private investment firm founded by former U.S. Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker.  Jon is the latest financial honcho to miss his exit and end up in the Middle Market Musings recording complex with Andy and Charlie.  Jon reviews his path to his current role – childhood in suburban Boston, football and undergrad at Brown, law school at Boston College, then a storied investment banking career culminating in his tenure as a vice chairman at William Blair.  Jon then reviews the investment practices and culture of PSP and concludes by sharing his interests outside of work, including serving as board chair of the Honor Foundation, which is devoted to job placement for U.S. Special Ops veterans.

David Geiger reports live from Beck's Hybrids Iowa Field Show. He is joined by Jon Skinner, Beck's Agronomist, to talk rain, pests, plus what's going on at the field day. Sonny and Glenda Beck share a little bit of the history of field shows for the company. Al Kluis from Kluis Commodities discusses the upcoming WASDE Report, the potential for a pre-harvest low, and why we are trading lower in cattle and hogs. Rachel Hyde, Field Sales Marketing Coordinator at Beck's Hybrids, tells us about some of the benefits of the field day plus a new marketing campaign.

The Creative Relay podcast returns with guests Jon Skinner and Christian Finucane from The Core Agency. Talking to host Paul Dunne, the pair give a fascinating insight into their 20+ year creative partnership, along with the origins, challenges and rewards of operating their own independent agency.

Jon Skinner is the CEO and Founder of Music Gateway, a global music business platform. Jon started as a house DJ and later established his own record shop, label, and live performance band. He then went on to create Music Gateway, which offers a one-stop shop for artist services, including A&R, Music Promotion, Artist Development and Management, Distribution, and Publishing. Jon shares his insights on how technology is changing the way we create, distribute and monetize music, and how artists and industry professionals can adapt to stay ahead of the curveHere's what you'll learn about: Learn about the future trends shaping the music business and how technology is changing the gameDiscover how Music Gateway is connecting and empowering creatives across the world in an ever-changing landscape.The importance of focusing on your strengths and working with complementary partners to succeed in the music industryLearn more about Music Gateway here: www.musicgateway.comWant to Fast Track Your Music Career? Try MusicMentor™ Pro For Free: https://link.modernmusician.me/MusicMentorApply for Gold Artist Academy: https://link.modernmusician.me/apply-for-coaching

Nationally, humans cause 87% of all wildfires that average over 3.4 million acres burned annually. Jon Skinner, national lead for the BLM Fire Mitigation and Education Program, explains how people can prevent human-caused wildfires, the difference between fire prevention and fire mitigation, and what “hardening your home” means. He also describes the BLM Wildland Fire Community Assistance Program from partnerships to wildfire preparation, and the history behind Wildfire Awareness Month in May. To learn more about fire prevention and mitigation, check out the informative videos found here: https://www.nifc.gov/fire-information/fire-prevention-education-mitigation/fire-prevention-videos.

With Becks Hybrids regional agronomist Jon Skinner after their Insight Meetings identified five key areas including planter set-up and you'll want to hear about what product to add in to your fungicide application. PLUS Don Roose's expert market analysis in real time as the WASDE report is released AND the Three Big Things You Need to know.

We are now at the start of a new series and are excited to be digging into films that are more grounded in reality and focus on the complex emotions of characters and the crazy machinations of society. We are also excited to announce that we have brought back previous guest, Jon Skinner, to be a recurring member of the show! We hope you will enjoy this next series and some new input.Follow us:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rulesoftheframe/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rulesoftheframeTwitter: https://twitter.com/RulesOfTheFrame 

Films mentioned in this episode:--------------------------------The Secret of Kells (2007) | Dir. Tomm MooreThe Thief and the Cobbler (1993) | Dir. Richard WilliamsHome on the Range (2004) | Dir. Will Finn, John SanfordThe Princess and the Frog (2009) | Dir. Ron Clements, John MuskerThe Prophet (2014) | Dir. Roger Allers, etc...The Prince of Egypt (1998) | Dir. Brenda Chapman, Steve Hickner, Simon WellsThe Road to El Dorado (2000) | Dir. Bibo Bergerson, Don Paul, Jeffrey KatzenbergSinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas (2003) | Dir. Patrick Gilmore, Tim JohnsonTitan A.E. (2000)| Dir. Don Bluth, Gary GoldmanThe Breadwinner (2017) | Dir. Nora TwomeyUp (2009)| Dir. Pete DocterSong of the Sea (2014) | Dir. Tomm MooreCoco (2017) | Dir. Lee Unkrich, Adrian MolinaThe Lego Movie (2014) | Dir. Christopher Miller, Phil LordThe Iron Giant (1999) | Dir. Brad BirdThe Incredibles (2004) | Dir. Brad Bird

It is pretty much inarguable that happy customers are a prerequisite for business success. And that’s true in health care as much as it’s true in every other industry—although in health care, sometimes the customer is also called a patient. Provider organizations like Cleveland Clinic are really walking the walk when it comes to creating amazing patient/customer experiences; so are other leading provider organizations. But in other segments of the health care industry, maybe they haven’t quite connected the dots between the idea of satisfying customer needs in the abstract and then what that actually looks like relative to a strategic approach. Let me give you an example—certainly not all pharmaceutical manufacturers: Here’s where key performance indicators, or KPIs, come in. Everything we do should really be derived from what customers need and expect. This could be considered our North Star. And that’s why creating KPIs that focus on how well we are doing delivering on great customer experiences over the long run delivers superior market returns and patient outcomes and patient satisfaction. My guest today on the podcast is Jon Skinner, who is an executive vice president at The Verde Group. Jon’s message is that your KPIs—if they are done right, in any case—should tell you if you are delivering on a set of customer expectations that are going to lead you to your vision of what success looks like. The Verde Group is a market research firm that specializes in quantifying the customer experience, in case you have not heard of them. I met Jon, by the way, at the PanAgora Pharma CX conference this past spring. By the way, in this interview, the acronym HCP is used. In case you are unfamiliar, HCP stands for health care professional and it can mean anyone from a physician to a nurse to any other advanced practice clinician. You can learn more at verdegroup.com. Jon Skinner is executive vice president with The Verde Group, a customer experience (CX) research consultancy focusing on the financial quantification of customer experiences. Jon works with market leaders across the pharmaceutical and health care space to help them identify the specific customer experiences most consequential to revenue and share growth, and then to develop CX improvements that sustainably grow customer value, build brand equity, and develop customer-centric cultures. Jon started his CX career at Digitas, where he led the Customer Management Group and advised clients on customer value management, loyalty strategy, and channel execution. His general management experience includes executive leadership positions at Excite@Home, Webroot Software, and New England Business Services. Jon holds an MBA from the Amos Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth. 02:48 Quantifying the customer experience and KPIs. 03:19 “What behavior change do you want to stimulate?” 03:29 Two overarching strategic outcomes. 04:41 How a pharma or health care entity correlates a CX improvement to a social outcome. 06:18 “You need to have a thoughtful portfolio.” 08:16 Examples of nonintuitive creativity. 11:53 Conspiring purposefully or by accident to create patient experiences. 14:42 Responding to changing conditions in real time. 15:14 “You can’t go wrong.” 16:06 KPIs are incredibly powerful and potentially damaging when tied to rewards. 16:28 Being thoughtful of compensation programs. 16:51 Why adherence is an important focus. 21:42 Experiences, quantifying experience, KPIs, changing customer experience, and achieving new outcomes. 22:33 “The best place to focus is on what’s going wrong.” You can learn more at verdegroup.com. #Quantifying the #customerexperience and #KPIs. 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Jon Skinner, the founder and CEO of Music Gateway, is back to the Music Growth Talks podcast to talk about the latest platform developments, such as Sync Portal and Demo Space, as well as their just launched Kickstarter campaign aimed to fuel the October release of Music Gateway 2.0. The new version of the platform, which connects musicians and industry professionals, is promised to have a load of new tools for artists, including the mobile app. And the crowdfunding campaign is quite interesting, with the rewards including experiences such as a creative writing weekend on a yacht in Mallorca, various branded gear, or masterclasses on music business and sync licensing, and more. Listen to the show to find out the details. ⏯ Go to http://dottedmusic.com/2017/podcast/mgt95-jon-skinner/ for the show notes and http://musicgrowthtalks.com to subscribe to the podcast.

Signals from space people! Its time to pack up your things and call your mothers, because the end may be near. Or it may be nothing. We get to the bottom of it and tell you all the things you never knew you never needed to know on today ALL THINGS POPPED w/ guest host Jon Skinner from Netted Flicks while Mikey is out due to his ongoing war with the darkness that has been summoned from his basement a few days ago. Hopefully that all gets sorted out, but in the meantime enjoy this show and other on our network by heading over to our website and subscribing to our slew of shows at: www.lastchancepodcastnetwork.com/allthingspopped

In this episode of the podcast, we reflect back on the guests we've had the honor of featuring on the show. We're seeing lots of growth lately, which is great! But, it also means that there are probably a lot of people who have missed out on some of the knowledge bombs our guests have dropped in earlier episodes. Episode 28 is all about re-visiting these golden nuggets, in thanks for the wisdom these guests were willing to freely share with all of us. What you'll hear: - Casie Lane describes the "pre-gig scan" - DMC Champion Vekked tells us his strategies and approach to competition, and plays a killer routine - Fortune talks about "doing it for the love", the notion of begging for a scene's support, and the struggles of working together. - A hilarious and informative rant by John Chapel about competing with the establishment, and the ridiculous idea of "haters make you famous". - Jon Skinner tells us all about the club and rave scene in Brighton, London, and elsewhere in the UK during the 80s and 90s. - Legendary trance icon Airwave discusses his passion for music technology, and the benefits of the digital revolution. - Co-founder of Heroic Recordings and author of The SoundCloud Bible, Budi Voogt tells us how we find an audience in today's modern climate. - Tony DeSaro (before he was a co-host) came in as a guest along with Billy Dickensheets, and together they describe what they wish modern DJs would do more of. - Long-time friends of the show, Kilma and Joe Pardo, tell us how to get serious about goals and purpose. Thanks, and we'll see you next week for episode 29!

Episode 18 - Let's Stay Togetherrrrrrr! Welcome back to the Passionate DJ Podcast, where in episode 18, we talk about collaboration with other DJs and producers. I decided to discuss this topic with Jon Skinner, who invented a collaborative tool called Music Gateway. This tool allows you to find the right person to help you finish your track, mix, or project... and gives you a collaborative space to get things done. Very cool stuff! I recently went to the techno festival in Detroit (Movement), which I attend every year... and every time, I come back ready and inspired to knock over skyscrapers with my music. And every time, I find others who feel the same way. Collaboration is very much on my mind right now, so I am excited to present this episode to you! In this episode, Jon and I discuss: - What the club scene was like in places like London and Brighton in the 80s, and the dawn of the rave era through the 90s. - How Jon keeps the DJing magic alive, without getting jaded, and while maintaining a busy lifestyle. - The struggles that Jon discovered DJs have when it comes to online collaboration. - How Music Gateway acts as a “matchmaker” between musicians and those that can help them fill their needs. - How Music Gateway creates a collaborative online space for users to get on the same page on a project. - How to get the most out of the MG platform. Resources mentioned in this episode include: Music Gateway (MusicGateway.net)

Jon Skinner is the Founder and CEO of Music Gateway, a platform connecting musicians and industry professionals, where you as an artist can pitch for opportunities and get paid gigs (or find the right person for your project). "Imagine a dating site but matching music industry roles and services," as they describe it themselves. In this We Spin Recipes interview, Jon – who's been in the music industry for over 20 years – talks on what makes Music Gateway different from competitors, shares tips on succeeding on the platform, and reveals some of the brand new features like the bespoke Private Network solution. Go to http://wespin.co/wsr18 for the show notes and musicgrowthtalks.com to subscribe to the podcast. NOTE: This podcast was renamed from WeSpin Recipes to Music Growth Talks after episode #85.

Part 2 : Outrageous Love, Amazing Grace

Part 2 : Outrageous Love, Amazing Grace

Psalm 18

Psalm 18