Podcast appearances and mentions of Jos A Bank

For over fifty years, one merchandising giant after another—Marshalls, TJ Maxx, Home Depot, Nine West, Kohl's, Macy's, Sears, CVS, The Limited, Dollar Tree, Eddie Bauer, Interparfums, Jeffrey Stores, and Jos A. Bank, to name a few—have relied on Gilbert Harrison to help them forge just these kinds of deals. The deals haven't always been smooth or wrapped up in a bow, but Gilbert knows how to play the game. Whether buying, selling or divesting, Gilbert has discovered the secret competing interests of companies and shares his stories on the ins and outs of deals. Gilbert Harrison attended the Wharton School and then the School of Law at the University of Pennsylvania. In the ‘70s, he and a fellow lawyer created Financo, which eventually became one of the largest boutique investment firms in the country, marking it as one of the true leaders in retail and other merchandising acquisitions. In 2020, Gilbert sold his shares in Financo and started the Harrison Group to provide financial services and consulting to clients.Find more great podcast shows at: www.livelifedriven.com

It's all about personal branding in this episode with Christine and her guest, Gregory Jerome! With over two decades of experience in the fashion industry, Gregory gives his expert advice on the importance of one's image, not just for our physical appearance but also for our overall outlook and wellbeing. Stay tuned! Here are the things to expect in the episode: Why having a brand image is highly important. It's all about the visual! How nonverbal communication applies to the way we look The role of dress code in shaping employee engagement and company culture How your identity is influenced by the way you dress and present yourself And much more! About Gregory Jerome: Gregory Jerome is a creative artist, stylist, and educator. His passion is human empowerment; self-expression through style. With over two decades of experience in fashion, Gregory is known for his diverse and creative styles from accessories, footwear, made-to-measure, and couture. He has worked with companies such as Dillard's, Wilson's Leather, COACH, Jos A. Bank, and Henry A. Davidsen. Connect with Gregory! Website: www.TheGregoryJerome.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gregoryjerome/?hl=en Check out the “Polished Professional” webinar on his website! Connect with Christine Trumbull! Website: https://www.coachingtheclimb.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ChristineLTrumbull Coaching the Climb Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/coachingtheclimb LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christine-trumbull-coachingtheclimb/

Jeremy is the host of the Retirement Revealed blog and podcast.Jeremy loves helping people learn more about, and feel more confident about their money.After graduating from college, Jeremy started out by selling suits at Jos A. Bank and working on different political campaigns — which probably explains his love for wearing a tie and the joy he gets when saving money for clients through a tax strategy.You could probably guess this by the number of letters after his name, but since he started 17 years ago, Jeremy reads as many books on financial, retirement, and tax planning as he can and loves to apply that knowledge towards helping his clients.In fact, out of over 10,000 financial advisors in Wisconsin, only six have the unique combination of being a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professional AND a Chartered Financial Analyst® charterholder.While serving as an adjunct professor at Concordia University Wisconsin (Cedarburg), and Wisconsin Lutheran College (Milwaukee), Jeremy learned how to take complex financial topics and explain them in a way that even a caveman (I mean college student) could understand.If he could keep college seniors awake during 8 a.m. Friday classes about corporate finance, you can be sure that while working with Jeremy you'll know more about, feel better about, and make better decisions about your money.When not working on his goal to help people discover their ideal retirement strategy, you'll find Jeremy hanging out with his wife, Robyn, and two daughters, Emery and Harper at swim, dance, gymnastics, or their church, Lakepoint, in Muskego, Wisconsin.Learn More-https://keilfp.com/Keil Financial Partners is part of the Thrivent Advisor Network, LLC, a registered investment adviser. Keil Financial Partners and Thrivent Advisor Network, LLC are not affiliated companies.Keil Financial Partners does not provide any tax advice. No information or results from the links should be interpreted as tax advice. Please seek guidance from a qualified tax professional for any and all tax-related matters.The content and information provided through the links should not be interpreted as being investment advice or a recommendation of suitability for any particular security, portfolio of securities, transaction, or investment strategy, or related decision. Please seek assistance from a qualified investment professional for any and all investment matters.Influential Influencers with Mike Saundershttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/influential-entrepreneurs-with-mike-saunders/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/interview-with-jeremy-keil-cfp-cfa-retirement-focused-financial-planner-with-keil-financial-partners

Jeremy is the host of the Retirement Revealed blog and podcast.Jeremy loves helping people learn more about, and feel more confident about their money.After graduating from college, Jeremy started out by selling suits at Jos A. Bank and working on different political campaigns — which probably explains his love for wearing a tie and the joy he gets when saving money for clients through a tax strategy.You could probably guess this by the number of letters after his name, but since he started 17 years ago, Jeremy reads as many books on financial, retirement, and tax planning as he can and loves to apply that knowledge towards helping his clients.In fact, out of over 10,000 financial advisors in Wisconsin, only six have the unique combination of being a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professional AND a Chartered Financial Analyst® charterholder.While serving as an adjunct professor at Concordia University Wisconsin (Cedarburg), and Wisconsin Lutheran College (Milwaukee), Jeremy learned how to take complex financial topics and explain them in a way that even a caveman (I mean college student) could understand.If he could keep college seniors awake during 8 a.m. Friday classes about corporate finance, you can be sure that while working with Jeremy you'll know more about, feel better about, and make better decisions about your money.When not working on his goal to help people discover their ideal retirement strategy, you'll find Jeremy hanging out with his wife, Robyn, and two daughters, Emery and Harper at swim, dance, gymnastics, or their church, Lakepoint, in Muskego, Wisconsin.Learn More-https://keilfp.com/Keil Financial Partners is part of the Thrivent Advisor Network, LLC, a registered investment adviser. Keil Financial Partners and Thrivent Advisor Network, LLC are not affiliated companies.Keil Financial Partners does not provide any tax advice. No information or results from the links should be interpreted as tax advice. Please seek guidance from a qualified tax professional for any and all tax-related matters.The content and information provided through the links should not be interpreted as being investment advice or a recommendation of suitability for any particular security, portfolio of securities, transaction, or investment strategy, or related decision. Please seek assistance from a qualified investment professional for any and all investment matters.Influential Influencers with Mike Saundershttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/influential-entrepreneurs-with-mike-saunders/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/interview-with-jeremy-keil-cfp-cfa-retirement-focused-financial-planner-with-keil-financial-partners

Join the CMO Suite host Sean Halter and his guest, Matt Repicky - CMO for Jos. A. Bank as they talk about marketing in style. 

Good morning all. Today's the big launch of the Billy Joel A to Z Podcast so we start off talking about how Billy Joel ripped off the Maude theme in his song "Ain't No Crime", which is, of course, HIGHlarious. Also, talk about musician Leslie Mendelson performing on the Comedy Cellar Show last week, which was so great; my new New Jersey Mall Pop Up Show at the old JoS A. Bank store (that might even be more HIGHlarious); and finally Superman's breath. Yeah baby. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Summary: So pleased to introduce you to my friend, Reagan Smoker. Reagan has been a retail and hospitality manager for over a decade. She's worked from brands like Jos A. Bank, Lacoste, Calypso St Barth. Noe she's the GM of a quaint inn and restaurant in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin. I wanted to bring Reagan on to talk about her perspective on being a great human and how that applies to selling people on her. Her story doesn't disappoint! You'll learn some practical things from her stories working with difficult customers, challenging employees, and also from her over 12 year battle with breast cancer. Reagan truly leads with love in everything she does. This episode will show you how she does it and how you might be able to bring these approaches into your own interactions with others. Key Takeaways by Time! 6:02: Reagan's story of growing up and learning to read a room from a very early age - 6:02 8:00: "I'm still a human being, I just have a touch of cancer" 8:52: Lead with Love - You don't knw what's going on with people's lives. Power of a genuine compliment. 12:15: If you can't feel someone's pain, we've all seen movies or books where we can think of someone's pain. Channel that. 31:00 - Having difficult conversations and how to approach people in a useful way. Connect with Reagan (Show her some love)! https://www.linkedin.com/in/reagan-smoker-64361630/ (Reagan's LinkedIN) https://www.instagram.com/regs311/ (Instagram) https://www.innatcedarcrossing.com/ (Inn At Cedar Crossing) Connect with Us! https://www.linkedin.com/company/53108426/admin/ (LinkedIN: ) https://stories-of-selling-human.captivate.fm/ (Website: )

TikTok continues to be in the news because it is on the verge of being banned in the US. Microsoft might just be its savior by buying and acquiring its services. Apple reports its 2nd Quarter Earnings and well it was AMAZINGLY good. They also announced a 4-1 stock split for the shares of Apple. Disney followed up with abysmal earnings report but has some good news with its streaming service Disney+ continues to grow. The US GDP shrank 33% in the 2nd Quarter and we are heading towards 23 million people being evicted. A lot to get into in this episode, thanks for listening. For more information on everything discussed, links below: 33% Loss in 2nd Quarter GDP: https://reut.rs/39ZzO1Z 23 Million People Evicted: https://bit.ly/2ESaZJX Microsoft Buying TikTok: https://bit.ly/3gy0PMC Apple Earnings and Stock Split: https://cnb.cx/3fAEEnA Disney takes Mulan fully online and 2nd Quarter Earnings: https://bit.ly/3a0irOT SpaceX Crew Dragon Capsule Returns to Earth: https://cnn.it/33zG9QD Jos A. Bank and Men's Wearhouse declare bankruptcy: https://cnb.cx/2XuBADy Explosion in Beruit, Lebanon: https://cnn.it/2XrCBMz Hurricane Isaias makes landfall If you have questions email me at kelechi@ramblingmindshow.com Find me on all the socials below: www.instagram.com/kelechiwuaba/ youtube.com/leechimane twitter.com/kelechiwuaba Join Robinhood and Get a Free Stock: join.robinhood.com/kelechi15 Join M1 Finance and get $10: https://m1.finance/qdcaTAIl-bqC Morning Brew Business Newsletter: morningbrew.com/daily/r/?kid=f68225 Cover Art: www.instagram.com/bydissirama/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ramblingmind/message

A Philadelphia transplant by way of Los Angeles, CA. Gregory is seasoned in the elements of style, providing clients with confidence and success that will empower their daily lives and help to align their public image with their personal and professional success. He holds a degree in Psychology “Behavioral Health and Ethics” that he utilize when styling clients His previous experience of eighteen yeas in the fashion industry, working with companies such as DXL, Jos A. Bank and Coach. He believes in enriching clients with an experience that focuses on uplifting clients mentally when it comes to creating a style.  Gregory considers himself a cultural explorer. He takes pleasure in traveling and learning from different communities for inspiration regarding the arts, heritages, traditions and delightful cuisines. In addition, Gregory is a musical performing artist who has created an arts education program for youth throughout the U.S. He also dedicates his time, talents and gifts to volunteering with non-profit community-based organizations.   Social Media:  FB: @Gregory Jerome IG: @Gregory Jerome LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gregoryjerome180/ Company info: IG: @HenryDavidsen FB: @HenryDavidsen LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/henrydavidsen/

Heavily-trafficked Route 1 can be a headache for Connecticut drivers commuting to New York City, or turning into one of its many shopping plazas. But for pedestrians, it’s downright dangerous. WSHU reporter Cassandra Basler spoke with some who travel the highway by foot, sidewalk or no. We explore what it takes to transform a road system built for the car. This hour, we also finish our story about the Housatonic River: the battle between the company that polluted the river, and the people who live there, over how to clean it up. And finally, we hear about the New England accent that time forgot. Where the Sidewalk Ends According to preliminary data from the Connecticut Transportation Safety Research Center at the University of Connecticut, there were 74 accidents involving pedestrians on Route 1, also called the Boston Post Road, from January 2015 until now. A heat map showing pedestrian-involved crashes on Route 1 in Connecticut 2015-present, created by the Connecticut Transportation Safety Research center at UCONN. Data is preliminary. That means more than one pedestrian was hit for every two miles of road, although most of the accidents happened in the western half of the state. Earlier this summer, activist Ray Rauth walked all 117 Connecticut miles to call attention to safety issues, like sidewalks that appear and disappear, and lack of pedestrian signals. In this episode, reporter Cassandra Basler introduces us to Rauth, and to Jaelin McKenzie, a young man who walks a busy part of the road nearly every day out of necessity. We speak with Tom Maziarz at the Connecticut Department of Transportation, who said the state and towns are working together in new ways to create “complete streets.” And we consider what happened in Boston when the city set a goal of zero fatalities on the road. Find Cassandra’s original report here. Jaelin McKenzie takes a bus from his home in Bridgeport to a mall in Milford, then walks about a mile on Route 1 to reach the Jos A. Bank clothing store where he works. Here, he’s standing on a particularly confusing patch of sidewalk on Route 1. (Cassandra Basler/WSHU) The Rest of the River The Unkamet Brook, an area contaminated by General Electric's former Pittsfield plant is currently being restored. (Joe Difazio/WBUR) In last week’s episode, we heard about General Electric's legacy in the Berkshires. For about 80 years, the company operated a huge transformer plant in Pittsfield, Massachusetts. It was the biggest employer in the region, and when the jobs left in the 1990s — it left a big hole — and the Housatonic River contaminated with PCBs. GE remediated the two-mile stretch of the river that flows through downtown Pittsfield. But the company estimates that there could be up to 70,000 pounds of PCBs left in the Housatonic River today, and the EPA puts the number at 600,000 pounds. As WBUR's Meghna Chakrabarti from Radio Boston reports, there are a variety of deeply held opinions and disputes about how to clean up the mess downstream. And reporter Ryan Caron King takes us on a boat ride with a canoe builder who is working to bring people back to the Housatonic in Connecticut. The Green Mountain Accent  Brave Little State is the newest podcast from Vermont Public Radio Here at NEXT we’re big fans of the new podcast from Vermont Public Radio, Brave Little State. Producers Alex Keefe and Angela Evancie investigate questions that the people of that state want the answers to. One listener, a transplant from New Hampshire, was curious about why the Vermont accent sounds so different from the New England accents she was used to. We invited Alex Keefe on our show to learn more. Can’t get enough? Head over to vpr.net for the full story, and audio clips galore. About NEXT NEXT is produced at WNPR. Host: John Dankosky Producer: Andrea Muraskin Executive Producer: Catie Talarski Digital Content Manager/Editor: Heather Brandon Contributors to this episode: Cassandra Bassler, Meghna Chakrabarti, Ryan Caron King, Alex Keefe Music: Todd Merrell Get all the NEXT episodes. We appreciate your feedback! Send praise, critique, suggestions, questions, story leads, and pictures of your corner of New England to next@wnpr.org.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.