Podcast appearances and mentions of jonas peterson

Jonas Peterson, CEO of Southwest Michigan First with details on the Second Annual State of Economic Development event January 30th.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dennis is joined by Jonas Peterson, the CEO of Southwest Michigan First and IEDC's Immediate Past Chair. Jonas also talks about his economic development career journey and his current role as the CEO of Southwest Michigan First, his time as the chair of IEDC, and the growth and future of IEDC. 

Känner du till Jonas Peterson? Annars vet jag nog inte var du har varit i fotovärlden. Han är en av Sveriges mest kända bröllopsfotografer och har fotat fantastiska bröllopsbilder i världens alla vackra ställen. Jonas lägger tonvikt på att berätta historier genom sina bilder och har inspirerat hela fotoSverige. I avsnittet får du höra hur Jonas började fota, hur han har lärt sig ta sina bilder, men också om varför han har gått över till att skapa AI-konst, vad han tror om framtiden för fotovärlden och om han kommer att fotografera fler bröllop. TITTA på avsnittet här! https://youtu.be/QH7Jmkm26aw

Welcome to the Photographic Collective Podcast, where we explore the diverse and ever-evolving world of photography. In this special episode, we sit down with the extraordinary Jonas Peterson, a name synonymous with excellence in wedding photography. But Jonas's journey doesn't stop there – he's taken a fascinating leap into the realm of AI art, turning heads and grossing over $1 million in his first year. Join us as we delve into the remarkable transition from renowned wedding photographer to groundbreaking AI artist. Jonas shares his insights, challenges, and the creative process that led him to reimagine his artistic expression through artificial intelligence. From capturing timeless moments in weddings to crafting digital masterpieces, his journey is nothing short of inspiring. In this episode, we tackle the big question: Is AI art actually art? Together with Jonas Peterson, we explore the intersections of technology and creativity, discussing the implications, controversies, and the emotional impact of AI-generated art. Can a machine evoke the same emotions as a human artist? Is the soul of the artist lost in lines of code? Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation that challenges preconceptions and pushes the boundaries of what we consider art in the digital age. Whether you're a photography enthusiast, an AI aficionado, or simply curious about the evolving landscape of art, this episode of the Photographic Collective Podcast is not to be missed. Join us on a captivating journey through pixels and emotions, as we uncover the story of Jonas Peterson's transformation from capturing love stories to creating art that transcends the boundaries of the human hand. Finally if you're wondering whether or not that entire description was written using Ai the answer is absolutely. Chat GPT powered this whole thing and the truth is, whether you're ready for it or not Ai is a part of our every day lives and artist and visionaries like Jonas Peterson are leading the charge. check out this article all about Jonas' work : https://dolcemag.com/beauty/jonas-peterson-art-reimagined-by-ai/46889 for our first episode with Jonas Peterson - the most listened to episode of this podcast ever : https://www.mileswittboyer.com/podcast/jonas-peterson-more-authentic-photography --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mwbpodcast/support

First Aired May 31, 2023Economic development entity Southwest Michigan First, focused on Kalamazoo and surrounding area, announced in 2023 confirmation of something that has been discussed for more than 20 years: A downtown Kalamazoo event center. CEO Jonas Peterson talks about that development and how it fits in the region.Peterson also tells Community Matters about a renewed focus at the organization - with more emphasis on community development, not unlike that announced by Battle Creek Unlimited. He also gives accolades to BCU and calls for more regional economic development teamwork between the two organizations.Episode ResourcesSouthwest Michigan First websiteMLive: 10 things to know abou tthe new $300M arena planned for downtown KalamazooBattle Creek Unlimited websiteABOUT COMMUNITY MATTERSFormer WBCK Morning Show host Richard Piet (2014-2017) returns to host Community Matters, an interview program focused on community leaders and newsmakers in and around Battle Creek. Community Matters is heard Saturdays, 8-8:30 AM Eastern on WBCK-FM (95.3) and anytime at battlecreekpodcast.com.Community Matters is sponsored by Lakeview Ford Lincoln.Battlecreekpodcast.com and The Richard Piet Show are Livemic Communications podcasts. Livemic Communications helps businesses, organizations and entrepreneurs create customized, purposeful podcast content.

On this episode of "Research Uncensored," CEO of Southwest Michigan First, Jonas Peterson, joins us to discuss his accelerated career as well as the future of leadership in economic development. We'll be focusing on career development, exploring the importance of mentorship in developing effective leaders, and discussing the rise of economic development as a career-choice. Join us as we delve into the latest trends in economic development and what they mean for emerging leaders.

What happens to your career when you become more focused on being successful than serving your clients? Sometimes we need to remember that every time we're told no it doesn't mean we're on the wrong path. Sometimes a disappointing result can be the catalyst for enormous opportunity. This episode we're sitting down with UK based portrait and commercial photographer and videographer Tom Wright. Tom is no stranger to success though you may not have heard of him as a prolific voice in the industry. He's been the creative mind in the shadows of some absolutely remarkable work but his perspective and humility have grown him not only a remarkably positive reputation amongst the photography industry, but a loyal customer base that trusts him to solve their problems creatively. Aside from a radical perspective filled with empathy toward his clients and a refreshing approach to success in general what makes Tom Wright's perspective worth a listen is simple. He is no stranger to No but his response to it has been a catalyst to enormous opportunities. Over the course of the last few years starting really in the height of the Covid-19 pandemic I've had the opportunity to get to know Tom on a personal level as a friend. His photography and videography, usage of lighting, color theory, editing, and even objective perspective towards coaching and mentoring other creatives has permeated into so many areas of my business. It's a huge honor to welcome people like Tom onto this podcast and give the world the opportunity to learn from him on an organic and authentic level. If you'd like to see more of Tom's work simply click over to https://www.bytomw.com/ If you'd like to know more about how to get involved with the Photographic Collective Community where you can find Tom Wright and all of the other guests of this podcast like Jonas Peterson, Alison Conklin, Phil Porto and Jai Long make sure you join us for free at https://photographic-collective.com/ The Photographic Collective podcast is a product of the Photographic Collective ©2022 is produced by Executive Producer Miles Witt Boyer with editing and sound engineering by Jared Mark Fincher. If you've enjoyed this podcast please take time to give us a five star review and subscribe and make sure you check out the newest podcast series in produced by the Photographic Collective hosted by Film Maker Brandon Buccheri CUTTING ON ACTION. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mwbpodcast/support

Part one of this interview was one of our most listened to episodes ever. No surprise there because while it's always tempting for podcasts to focus on things like how amazing photographer's shoot or where they've been this conversation with Jonas Peterson is all about the why. It's a lesson that Jonas has learned and a process he has refined over a career filled with adventures and awards. In fact, the more acclaim Jonas receives the more he attempts to sidestep the limelight in the name of authenticity for his clients. Part One of the Jonas Peterson interview by Miles really dug into Jonas' origin story coming from the advertising world and being named one of the top photographers in the world in his first year as a full time shooter. This part of the interview focuses more into what comes next for Jonas, how he sees the future of the industry, and ways that we can all be more mindful, more intentional, more authentic photographers. For all of the time so many of us in the photography community spend educating at workshops, creating content on YOUTUBE, mentoring, shooting, training, editing, training associates, selling albums (and the list goes on and on)... The truth is that most of us can trace some part of how we do what we do back to the influence that Jonas Peterson has had on the industry. His friendships with names like Fer Juarsiti, Gabe McClintock, Jose Villa, etc are a perfect example of the level of work Jonas has created and yet for as accomplished as he is perhaps what we can learn the most from this conversation with him is how important it is to approach every client, every wedding with the humility to see them as the heros in their own story. No matter how famous Jonas has become his approach has always been to serve and love his couples and it shows perhaps most in his most recent work as he pairs Super8 video, expired Polaroid Film, and remarkable imagery into this art that is uniquely him. To see more of Jonas Peterson's work check out his website https://jonaspeterson.com/ The Photographic Collective is a creative community moderated by photographers and friends from all over the world and powered by Miles Witt Boyer. This podcast as well as membership in the Collective are totally free and offer a positive, intentional approach to community in the photographic and creative industry. Join us here : https://www.facebook.com/groups/photographiccollective.mwb or reach out to Miles directly for information on small group training, mentor programs and getting more involved in the PHOTOCO leadership training here : https://www.mileswittboyer.com/education

Everybody knows the name... Jonas Peterson is this larger than life photographer who's style not only help define the way so many artists shoot but who arguably helped to shift the direction of the entire industry almost over night. A successful advertising mind, an educator, a prolific speaker, a personality that has become so attached with the wedding photography community. What people may not always get the chance to see however is the way that Jonas' eye as a photographer, his perspective on the humanity of his clients, and his vision for the importance of images and video in our lives is so beautifully unique. We broke this conversation up into two episodes simply because there was no way to cut off such great content. That said this first half of our call with Jonas Peterson tracks his life as a destination wedding photographer and overnight success shooting over 40 weddings his very first year and traveling the world with a camera. The wrap up is a fascinating perspective from somebody who certainly deserves to have his heard that the “rockstar” destination photographer life can be not only self serving but also pretty toxic to the relationships at home and the couples who just want to have their authentic stories captured. We're left understanding the way rising to the absolute peak of the Photography Industry so quickly gave Jonas the opportunity to see his role with a camera for his clients in a revitalized way. Serving his couples and their stories intentionally rather than the klout that can come with shooting selfishly. Super grateful for the time Jonas invested in this call from his home in Austin, Texas. He has been a favorite photographer of mine for years but watching his style shift and along with it his perspective on how to serve his clients and make sure that his work is honest and organic is something our whole industry could benefit from. See more of Jonas' work here : https://jonaspeterson.com The Photographic Collective Podcast is an extension of a positive creative community moderated by Miles Witt Boyer. Find us over on Facebook to join into the conversation along side all of our past guests. Episodes edited by Jared Mark Fincher. For more information on PhotoCo swag or to join the community find us here : https://www.facebook.com/groups/photographiccollective.mwb/

This was recorded the week before Christmas and is only going live in the New Year! Why? A total lack of motivation. A few days after we recorded, out of the blue Christmas was cancelled due to ANOTHER coronavirus lockdown  If you've listened to the previous few episodes, hopefully this one finds you slightly less bassier…. - We discuss the business impact on wedding couples having a smaller wedding followed by their larger “wedding as planned…”  - Lloyd's been on an online workshop with Jonas Peterson, one of his favourite photographers. We discuss the huge opportunity in hosting such a workshop on Zoom.  - How we're going to be using the downtime in January to work on changes to our websites, marketing collateral etc.  - Phil's been shooting for Hensol Castles new Gin range and we discuss the difficulties in photographing glass bottles - After discussing the Panamoz warranty in a recent episode, Phil's actually had to go through the process of using their warranty and talks us through the process. He's had problems with the button on the brand new R6 camera and it's had to go back to Canon. He's also been looking at a third party grip for the new canon cameras.  - What are our SD cards of choice and why? ....Plus lots more!  Lloyd & Phil can be found at www.lloydwilliamsphotography.com and www.philip-warren.com If there's anything you'd like to know, please ask us a question, we'd love to hear from you. You can follow us on instagram @ffotocast or find us on Facebook by searching Ffotocast. Thanks for listening, diolch! 

With everything we do, from our craft to how we run our business, storytelling has so much to do with how we connect with other humans.  Jonas Peterson is a world-renowned Wedding Photographer based in Austin, Texas. His career has had many highlights and he uses stories to help connect with his perfect clients. Many great tips in this episode and definitely should not be missed! To sign up to the Six-Figure Workshop for wedding photographers, grab your free ticket here: http://jailong.co/6f-webinar-optin To follow Jonas Peterson on Instagram: @Jonaspeterson To follow Jai Long on Instagram: @Jailong.co See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

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Det talas så ofta om typ 1 och typ2 diabetes. Men hur många typer av diabetes finns det egentligen? Typ 1, typ 2, mody, lada, sekundär diabetes med mera... alltså MÅNGA typer verkar det som! I dagens avsnitt går vi igenom några av dem tillsammans med Jonas Peterson, som inte bara är endokrinolog och överläkare. Han är öven pappa till skidstjärnan Teodor Peterson.   Vi diskuterar kost, hur borde en diabetiker äta? Vi diskuterar LCHF för vuxna diabetiker. Och varför kan det vara livsfarligt för barn med diabetes att äta för lite kolhydrater? Han ger sitt bästa tips till en diabetiker, och vad är det man verkligen ska tänka på att inte göra.  Han ger också sina tankar kring komplikationer.  Många frågor hade vi, och många svar fick vi tillbaka. :-)

Our Best of Beyond the Build for the holiday includes our interview with former Las Vegas Review-Journal reporter Henry Brean and his landmark series on Southern Nevada's water issues. Also: Peter Guzman of the Latin Chamber of Commerce spoke to us about the growing influence of Latino businesses in Las Vegas. And, Jonas Peterson of the Las Vegas Global Economic Alliance discusses the economic impact of a Super Bowl and the new Las Vegas Stadium.

Episode 61 - Jonas Peterson Workshop | Storytelling

The 10th and final episode with the Way Up North 2015 presenters. Jonas Peterson is a living legend in the wedding photography world, and we're thrilled to have him at the Way Up North conference in Stockholm in October, 2015. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Phototypes is a podcast about photographers inspired by some of the world's top photographers such as David LaChapelle, Jonas Peterson and Jose Villa. In this introduction episode host Matt Bowen guides you through what you can expect each Monday from the PhotoTypes Podcast. Each episode is based around the same set of questions: Where are you now, physically? How did you get to the moment you are in? Who or what inspires your work? Who’s your biggest influence? What excites you? What scares you? What’s your favourite swear word? If you could be anything else for a day what would you be? Who, living or dead, would you love to photograph? Your one sentence of advice to... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.